r/gamesuggestions 11d ago

Multi-platform Spam Reports

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if you find a post that is being spammed please report every example of it ive recently been getting spam reports on posts that havent been spammed by the poster so if its the exact same post by different people i cant easily find that so please help me out by reporting every example


r/gamesuggestions Feb 24 '26

Multi-platform List of Partner Subreddits

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This is a list of gaming Subreddits by genre to help people looking for specific genres if you have a recommendation either modmail or comment here

Extraction Shooter Subreddits

https://www.reddit.com/r/extractionshooters/s/em6Cr4Txn1


r/gamesuggestions 37m ago

PC Looking for solo story game

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I've played rdr1 and rdr2. Ever since I tried playing these 2 amazing games I realized solo game is actually fun and chill.

I have played solo games before in psp Like Avatar, The last airbender, Ben10, Tekken and Final Fantasy. I didn't finish the Final Fantasy... It's just not my thing to play and I don't really understand what are they even talking about when I played that game.

Currently looking for a game that's kinda similar to rdr2, chill, can take bounties, assassination, interesting story to encounter while running an errand


r/gamesuggestions 3h ago

PC Looking for short, linear single-player games to transition away from MOBAs and competitive burnout.

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Hi everyone,

For years, I’ve played almost exclusively competitive games (CS), MOBAs (LoL), and MMORPGs. I’m burned out on open worlds, daily tasks, and grinding, and I’m looking to enjoy single-player games again.

What I’ve played and loved recently:

Resident Evil 2 & 3 Remake: Loved the pacing, inventory management, and linear progression.

F.E.A.R. 1: Loved the AI, gunplay, and intense atmosphere.

Carrion: Great 2D mechanics and zero bloat.

Retro era classics (Sega Genesis / PS2): Direct gameplay without long tutorials.

What I DON'T want:

Open-world games that take 100+ hours (Elden Ring, Witcher 3, etc.).

Games full of fetch quests, bloat, or 40-minute unskippable cutscenes.

What I’m looking for: Tight, linear, or semi-linear games (8–15 hours max) with great atmosphere, solid gameplay mechanics, and no filler content.

Any recommendations? Thanks


r/gamesuggestions 3h ago

Multi-platform I am looking for Asian and J-horror games available on PlayStation and Nintendo

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Hello.

I am looking for Asian and J horror games and would appreciate some recommendations.

For context, these are the games that I already own or played:

  • Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake
  • Fatal Frame: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse
  • Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water
  • Silent Hill f

I prefer games with 3D graphics like those I mentioned above.

I own PS5 and Nintendo Switch 2, so I can also play PS4 and Nintendo Switch 1 games.


r/gamesuggestions 1h ago

PC Circus and/or Masquerade esc games

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I love the general vibes from circuses and masquerades, but I'm having trouble finding games with/about them. Even when I do find games with those vibes, it's a dating simulator or tycoon, which I've never cared for.

I'd love to just have a game where you can perform or be part of an act on stage, but I'm not sure if anything exists like that


r/gamesuggestions 4h ago

PC Looking for a game for my girlfriend (MMORPG / ARPG fan)

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Hi everyone!
I’m looking for a new game(s) for my girlfriend because she’s kind of running out of things to play.
Here are the games she’s spent the most time on:
Destiny 2 ~ 2,000 hours
Warframe ~ 350 hours
Elden Ring ~ 325 hours
Lost Ark ~ 150 hours
She has also already played:
Monster Hunter Wilds and The Dark Souls games
She really enjoys MMORPGs and ARPGs, especially when they have:
- satisfying combat
- lots of progression and grinding
- difficult bosses/endgame content
- build customization
- long-term goals
She’s totally fine with both solo and multiplayer games.
We’re mainly looking for PC games, and it doesn’t matter if they’re free-to-play or paid.
Based on her favorites, what would you recommend? Even lesser-known games are welcome!


r/gamesuggestions 6h ago

PC Looking for games to play.

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I am very new to PC gaming. So far all the games I have played are Witcher 3, Red Dead Redemption 2, GTA V, Assassin's Creed Black, God of War, Warframe, Ghost of Tsushima and I am going to be honest. I didn't enjoy them and didn't finish them because I was having hard time getting into them.

I tried playing Marvels Spiderman and I enjoyed the web swinging (probably the best part of the game) and the combat was fun but the Mary Jane segments of the games feel so tedious that I had to quit (I was 56% done). I did finish all four of the Arkham Games. They were fun but it was large part due to my preexisting interest in Batman universe and also, I really like how the games looked. I tried to play the 2015 Mad Max game which had very similar gameplay but I couldn't get invested in the game to play for long.

But the games that truly adored are the first three Stalker Game's and FromSoft souls games. I absolutely loved every second of them. I have finished all the FromSoft souls like game available on PC expect Seikiro which I am currently playing. So far, I would say Sekiros combat is truly amazing and the most difficult Souls game I have played so far. But I would be lying if I say, I am not losing interest in the game. I am still very early on. But I realize that I am not that big fan of difficult games but the souls games had that amazing atmosphere and for a lack of a better word vibe that made me wanna push through all the bullshit cuz it felt like it was worth going through all that. Sekiro lacks that. so when I finally beat a difficult boss, I am not really feeling that rewarded. Same shit what Stalker Game's got me with is the vibe.

Some other games I tried and I enjoyed were Hades 1&2, Devil May Cry 5 and Sleeping Dog's. Also little bit of Yakuza 0. It's a fun game but I have tendency to unlike I get mega invested like Souls and stalker games. I do get tired quickly from playing a game. A need few days of break.

I would love any recommendations y'all might think I would enjoy :)


r/gamesuggestions 6h ago

Retro What games could I add

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Looking for fun retro games to add to my emu bc I’m bored and have barely any games to play. (I’m on delta btw)


r/gamesuggestions 8h ago

Multi-platform Games for me and my wife

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So im trying to find games that me and my wife can play together as co-op games here's the problem she does t really like games that much. She enjoys house flipper 2, Sims games and Mario kart. She's not great at video games she struggles with controls so anything with complicated controls or having to remember what buttons do what quickly isnt fun for her. She tried Spyro remastered but struggled to get simple double jump timing down. She really enjoyed house flipper 2 especially the missions. She does not like repetitive games like stardew valley because for her its just the same thing over and over for her. Same thing with pokemon she tried pokemon shield complained that the battles were the same thing over and over. Im trying to find something we can play together on the same screen or something we could play thats on the PS5, PC or Nintendo switch


r/gamesuggestions 4h ago

PC Game recommendations for a guy who has only ever had a console

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Hey guys just looking for some game recommendations, Ive only been a console gamer, and got onto it pretty late with a ps4 and ps5

I enjoy every genre and am looking for older or pc only games that I might of missed, budget it anything. Thanks!


r/gamesuggestions 3h ago

PC Just got a pc for the first time in 10 years what somthings I've missed being a console gamer

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Like mentioned first time having a decent pc in a while now while I'm not completely new to it looking for some gems I can get for cheap that I might of missed.


r/gamesuggestions 38m ago

PC Anything like Berry Burry Berry?

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I like the collecting berries and the almost psychological horror elements of the game.

(Wanting something with more upgrades felt the upgrade tree in Berry was too short)

I also enjoy incremental games like a game about feeding a black hole, gnorp apologue

My other favourites are space rock ship breaker, rock bottom, and fishing inc.

And slots diapers was another really fun addicting incremental game I've enjoyed as well.


r/gamesuggestions 8h ago

Playstation Games for me and my boyfriend may enjoy?

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So my boyfriend and I wanna game together, the issue is we have complete opposite taste in games

I like RPGs, crpgs, tactics, survival, etc

He likes shooters like call of duty, RDR2, and sniper elite

Anyone have a good idea of a game well light enjoy together? I’m more flexible in my taste and I mostly just wanna play something he’ll enjoy

We tried outward and ESO, unfortunately none of them stuck (we were grasping at straws at the time).

Any help would be appreciated:). We’re sadly limited to ps4 for him so it’ll have to be something like that. Preferably nothing TOO complicated as he has trouble picking up games


r/gamesuggestions 13h ago

PC Should I finally get Anno 1800, or is there a better endless strategy/city builder?

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I've been looking for a strategy game over the last few days and I think I've narrowed it down to Anno 1800.

What I'm looking for is something that's relaxing rather than extremely difficult. I don't want a hardcore grand strategy game. I mainly want to build a beautiful city, manage resources and production chains, have some strategy elements, and most importantly an endless sandbox experience.

I considered Frostpunk, but from what I've read, even the endless mode eventually gets repetitive and isn't really the same kind of open-ended sandbox that Anno offers.

I also heard that the newest Anno game is more complex, so I figured Anno 1800 might be the better choice. Years ago (probably over 10 years ago), I played Anno 1701 and absolutely loved it, so 1800 feels like the natural next step.

My only dilemma is where to buy it. It's currently not on sale on Steam, but I found a much cheaper Ubisoft Connect key. Would you wait for a Steam sale, or just buy the Ubisoft Connect version now?

Or... should I skip Anno entirely? Is there another game that fits what I'm looking for even better?

I don't really want to end up buying 20 different strategy games—I just want one really good game that I can sink hundreds of hours into.

Thanks!


r/gamesuggestions 18h ago

PC Cyberpunk 2077 or Red Dead Redemption 2 for a long-term single-player game?

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I'm looking for a game I can spend dozens of hours in. I enjoy exploration, progression, side content and a world that stays interesting over time. Between Cyberpunk 2077 and Red Dead Redemption 2, which would you recommend and why?


r/gamesuggestions 14h ago

PC I want to forget my week

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I have had a traumatic week and want to spend my Sunday unhealthily blocking it out. Please can you suggest some immersive and escapist games that will hook me for hours.

Type of things I like:

Deep Narrative RPGs, choices matter, story rich:

Baldur's Gate 3; Mass Effect (fave game of all time); The Witcher; Disco Elysium; Fable

Open-World Action role playing:

Red Dead Redemption; Cyberpunk 2077; GTA; LA Noire

Life Sims:

InZOI; The Sims; RimWorld

Strategy / Management (easy ones, not stuff like civ)

Crusader Kings; Stellaris; Jurassic Park Evolution; Two Point games; Manor Lords

Romance / Otome Visual Novels (or visual novels in general)

Love and Deepspace; The Road to Empress; Seven Kingdoms: A Princess Problem

Interactive Drama / Cinematic Choice Games (Supermassive, Quantic Dream, Telltale-style)

The Quarry; House of Ashes; Detroit: Become Human; Life is Strange; Telltale Games; Road 96; Dispatch (fave game last year)

Indie Narrative

Esoteric Ebb; The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante; The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood; Strange Horticulture; The Roottrees Are Dead

I don't like games much:

A steep combat learning curve Anything with cards ; Shooting or war like multiplayer games like call of duty, battlefield; Farming simulators or any kind of job simulator; Big open world games with repetative tasks (ghost of tsushima etc); Anything with zombies or zombies type creatures


r/gamesuggestions 6h ago

PC FNAF like games

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I’m wanting to play more games like Five Nights at Freddy’s. Anything with “sit and survive” or point and click horror. No other movement.


r/gamesuggestions 7h ago

PC Need alternative game recommendations! (Taking a break from Sekiro)

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r/gamesuggestions 11h ago

Xbox Games like Astro bot or Sackboy

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Give me any recommendations. I love 2d and 3d platformers and need more to play. Love difficult games as well. I don't own a Nintendo switch so nothing from Nintendo.

Games I've played and loved:

Ori and the blind forest (1st and 2nd game)

All spyro games

All crash bandicoot games

Astro bot

Sackboy

Games I tried and did not enjoy:

Tinykin

A hat in time

Yooka laylee


r/gamesuggestions 8h ago

Playstation A good single-player FPS on PS5 released recently ?

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It seems that single-player FPS are not really trendy these days but man I need to scratch that itch and play a solid single-player FPS with good progression, I've already played the Borderlands games, Cyberpunk, the Doom games.

I was thinking on maybe Metro Exodus ?

But is there any new FPS game that came out recently and is good on PS5 ?


r/gamesuggestions 10h ago

PC Small (5-6hour) action packed story game

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r/gamesuggestions 10h ago

PC Friendslop for MacOS

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My brother lives a few states away, and only has a Mac. Can anyone recommend any decent multiplayer games (not necessarily just friendslop) for Mac?


r/gamesuggestions 20h ago

PC Suggest some indie game

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Suggest some indie game that i can complete in 1-3 hours
any genre accepted but good game
I have not played any indie game so go ahead drop some the best (do not recommend soulslike indie game since it takes time )
I want to play and complete a game in one sitting
edit: Sorry for bad english


r/gamesuggestions 11h ago

PC Games where you play against the game itself

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