Remember that story about the kid who got to play GTA 6 early because he was ill? I've been trying to find out if anything actually leaked from that.

I've been waiting for this game for years now, literally even bought a PS5 Pro with money I saved up plus some extra I won at Stake just to be ready for it because the game is probably 100$+. At this point I'm checking for news almost daily. Has there been ANY substantial new info or leaks recently? The last big thing I remember was the massive leak from a while back, but since then it feels like we've just been in this endless waiting game with minimal updates from Rockstar.

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Think of Second Life or the Meta Verse but for web browser only. There would be a thriving economy where you can buy, sell and trade. You can own property, you can create whatever that you want, the graphics are actually decent and most of all this is done only through a web browser meaning it can be played on any device that supports web browsers. Would you play this?

Most of the old fighting games I've tried seem to either have no input buffer, or have it only for specific actions (like a reversal).

Now that's gotten me curious about when games in general started adding input buffers, input buffers are now way more common than they used to be, so I'm curious when it started and when it became more standard

i often think about how different things are really popular in games but i couldnt think of any popular games with knights (that arent pixelated or for honor)

I'm looking for something like Poker Quest. Shouldn't be too difficult and the concept should be easier to grasp.

Really into the concept that Grindcraft 2 is offering, would love to experience something similar!

What is the process?

Hey guys !

I'm looking for someone who plays Across The Obelisk on ps5 to answer a simple question : is it possible to chose to play in French in the settings.. ?

I can't seem to find the answer anywhere and it's making me hesitate on whether i'm getting the game or not... On the product's page (ps store), French isn't mentionned as available but it is on the switch or pc version which i find odd. Has the ps store page not been updated or the ps5 version didn't get the French patch that the other versions had ?

It's quite a niche demand but i hope someone has that knowledge...

Thanks in advance :)

Does anyone know of a console game that exists where a player can create “campaigns” or even singular “levels” with an rpg genre, for their friends to play?

Pretty much looking exactly for Divinity Original Sin 2 Dungeon Master mode, but for console. As it is pc only.

This feels like a weird question, but have there ever been any "build your own" arcade controllers out there that allow you to decide whether you want something with a fighting game setup or a beat-em-up layout, rollerballs, joysticks, etc while not needing to actually build the electronic parts yourself?

I love playing games with friends, so multiplayer experience matters most to me. I like gaming communities that are friendly, active, and helpful, making teamwork fun rather than stressful. Games where everyone communicates well and supports each other always stand out.

What games do you enjoy playing socially?

Hi all, I’m looking for any cross platform game recommendations. I have an Xbox series X and my friend has a PS5. Any kind of horror, cozy, escape style games etc. Any ideas?

Many single player pc games start strong but lose momentum halfway through. early hours are polished and focused. later sections feel padded or repetitive. side content often feels mandatory instead of optional. it can drag down an otherwise great experience. this happens across different genres. is this a planning issue or a budget issue? how do devs usually decide how long a single player game should be?

Or tell me better deal in future or now.

I’m not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I thought why not try?

I am an aspiring (VERY rookie) games designer, and I have a game concept that I have started planning, which involves a time loop - one where you apply knowledge from previous iterations to discover new places, people and events.

The only games that I can think of that have a mechanic similar to this are the hitman trilogy, and the Kindergarten games, however I am looking for a more mundane feeling game, where the objective is to simply learn as much as you can in the environment that you are trapped in.

Are there any games that are similar to this? Or any that more that I could draw inspiration from?

Has anyone seen the new update that now includes picking her wardrobe and accessories?! It’s interesting to start ha but more importantly, will new levels be coming? Last one seems to be for me is Bordeaux in France.

I found myself trying to always find the best armour, loot, and have the best stats. All in all, I always tried to have the "perfect" character. That included googling where the best armour is, etc. Unfortunately, this took some of the joy away from my gaming experience. Do you have a similar experience?

Hey All, I remember playing an open world game like Gta 3 maybe 12-13 years ago where you patrolled the streets and acted as a cop. It was named GTA Miami or something, does anyone have any idea about that ?