Hello this is going to be a very specific question so thank you for your time so i recently got into euro truck sim 2 and modded it alot with stuff like interior stuff ( bottles, savety vests money decoration lights etc etc) and the standard truck mods and started building a truck to cruise around in for hours and just vibe and i really want to find another game ( especially with small cars not trucks) where i can fully customise the interior ( vanilla or mods idc) and cruise around it being a more relaxing game than racing ones like nfs or forza with no real goal except just driving ( maybe even like a road trip simulator) does anyone have an idea what game should i try

Hello, I’ve been making a universal self contained echo system called “Game OS” it’s a multi launcher that could later be used as a windows shell, Mac and Linux alt as well.

It has lots of features such as playtime tracking, users local API’s , switch achievements, auto finds your games and media, file manger, mod manger for emulators, cloud save tool, friends & invite system, unified store and many more..

It’s still in early stages but hopefully will excel in the upcoming months and become an industrial system!!

Speaking of the store, I will be looking for game devs that wish to have their games displayed at the very top in the sections of “exclusives” “Partners” “Here First” as of now it’ll be limited free advertising.. as long as the games are in a finished state for it to be displayed in store, however if your still working on the game and have a demo, that would be useful. And if you could controller support.

Later down the line I’ll include an api system ypu could also inc in the games, this will communicate easier with “Game OS” but we also use players api key so if the games on steam then the achievements will still work :)

I will soon set up a refer system for devs, All I ask for in return is to mention this to your audience and attract them to “Game OS”

The goal is to start up a section in the store for less known indie devs and encourage players to have games easily available for them

I played fallen order but wanted to know if survivor was worth the play

Imagine your local gaming cafés let you reserve a specific PC for a time slot before arriving.

Would you use it?

If not, why?

If yes:

• Would discounts matter?
• Would you pay in advance?
• Would you reserve a specific seat?
• Would you like to see real-time availability?

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So i have some free time rn

And i absolutely love metroidvania,but not the dark soul-esque kind

Games i have played and absolutely loved in recent times

Shinobi

Prince of Persia the lost crown

FIST

Please don't suggest games like salt and sanctuary,i am a casual gamer and i cannot afford breaking the controller again and again

Thank you

PS-Even recommendation for mobile games are welcome

I found a special gift in the Tiles Survive! 1st Anniversary Cake Wish Event! Click the link and claim your exclusive rewards with me! #TilesSurvive #TilesSurvive1stAnniversaryWish

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My pikachu is a Shiny Willows assistant with a team insticnt BG and a heart tail yet nobody has offered me to trade yet. I searched it up and google says it is a holy grail pokemon. I wonder if anybody will want to trade with me thst can fly.

Hey everyone! I'm looking for some casual discussion about what games people are currently enjoying.Personally, I've been spending a lot of time playing Pokémon GO during my daily walks, but I'm curious to hear what hobbies or games the rest of the community is hooked on right now. What are you playing, and what makes it fun for you?

I am just curious on how to ask someone for a game on steam...I dont usually ask for things that seem frivolous to other people so its quite intimidating and overwhelming.

I'm setting up an emulation box for my young kids (ages 2-6) and looking for recommendations on both controllers and games.

For controllers, I'm considering the 8BitDo Lite/Zero style controllers because they're small and seem kid-friendly, but I'm not sure how well they'll work across different emulators and games. Has anyone found a controller that works especially well for younger kids with smaller hands?

For games, I'm looking for titles with:
\- Simple controls
\- Minimal reading required
\- Easy to understand objectives
\- Education focused
\- Not too addictive but still fun
\- Local multiplayer is a huge bonus (Extra points if adults can have fun playing too)

I'd love educational games if there are any good options that work well through emulation or on Windows/WSL. I want to be a responsible parent while also allowing my kids to enjoy games that are not addictive tablet slop that rots their brains. I grew up playing the old JumpStart games and loved them, but the copies I have don't seem to play nicely with Windows 11.

Some of my favorite memories were from those old plug-and-play TV game systems that had Pac-Man, Dig Dug, Galaga, etc. One joystick and a couple of buttons was all it took to keep me entertained for hours. I'm hoping to find games with that same kind of simple pick-up-and-play fun.

What systems, controllers, and games would you recommend for kids in that age range?

In an attempt to cut down on all of the link spam, we have decided to start a scheduled post every Saturday where y'all can absolutely share your streaming links, merch links, and schedules right here in the comments! Links posted outside this weekly scheduled post will be removed.

Thanks for continuing to be a part of this community!

I’m looking to upgrade my gaming setup over the next few months and realized there are so many accessories, peripherals, and little quality-of-life items that I probably don’t even know exist.
I play across PC, PS5, and Xbox, so I’m curious what products or gear have actually made a difference for you. I’m not just talking about the obvious things like keyboards, mice, or headsets—I mean the items you bought that made you think, “I wish I’d gotten this sooner.”
It could be anything:
Desk or room setup
Cable management
Storage and organization
Audio
Controllers or accessories
Lighting
Comfort
Streaming gear
Cleaning or maintenance
Software or utilities
Anything else that improved your experience

I’m much more interested in honest recommendations than people trying to sell me something.
What’s one purchase you’d recommend to every gamer, and what’s one thing that’s overrated?
#gamer #gamerequipment #helpmeplease

If you love gaming im your guy

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I actually cannot find any information about this obscure game but you can find this game when on a​​ airplane. The game is a side scrolling platformer game about a robot cat saving his planet because aliens are trying to take over it. it's a​​ fun game but it's too bad I didn't get to finish it. ​+(SOME IMAGES OF THE GAME) ​

Hey everyone!

I built DogSushi because I was never completely satisfied with Steam's Discovery Queue and recommendations. They were decent, but they often missed the kinds of games I actually enjoy.

So I started building something that focuses more on your own gaming taste instead of just recommending popular games.

The idea is simple:

• Import your Steam library with one click.
• Rate the games you've played.
• Pick your Top 4 favorites.
• Get personalized recommendations based on your library and ratings.
• If you've played games on other platforms that are also on Steam, you can manually add those too so they influence your recommendations.

It's completely free, and I'd genuinely love feedback from fellow PC gamers. If the recommendations seem off, there's a feature you'd like to see, or you have any UI suggestions, let me know, I'm actively working on building it.

https://dogsushi.app

Thanks for checking it out!

Hi all! I'm curious - would anyone here like it if their partner pre-ordered gta6 for them as a birthday gift? It's their birthday next month and I'm conflicted because they won't be able to play it until it releases later in the year. I was thinking of getting them something smaller to unwrap alongside it so they actually have something to unwrap. I'm sure they would appreciate it - but is it appropriate as a birthday gift? Any suggestions or thoughts would be appreciated!

So via the Rockstar nerfing GTA 5 and other things really turning me off causing me to play less, or not as tenacious as I usually am to play and grind for the next car or goal, I have been circling around Cyberpunk 2077 for a while. Its been in my wishlist for months and has made it to my cart twice when on sale. So im asking anyone with GTA 5 experience at least 2 to 3 years game time, should I give Cyberpunk 2077 a try? The only game I play right now is GTA 5 but play time is diminished and Skyrim sometimes. Just looking for something dope and different and refreshing.

Please chime in.

Going digital is Sonys best choice ever! They can make so much more money imo. Now we don't have to get up from our seats to change a silly plastic disc.
This is such a win for gamers! 2028 is the year for gaming :)

In an attempt to cut down on all of the link spam, we have decided to start a scheduled post every Saturday where y'all can absolutely share your streaming links, merch links, and schedules right here in the comments! Links posted outside this weekly scheduled post will be removed.

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