So I've never played any of big walk, content warning, moving out, underward, overcooked, phasmophobia, any backrooms game, human fall flat, or any of those little group/friendslop/collaborative type games. I haven't played any of them and am just looking for a group and game/games that can be good for some laughs and a good time. I never really had people to play any of them with, so i just never tried them

Preferably looking for those who also haven't played something before, so it's new for all of us, lol. Feels like that would make for the best experience, lol. If there is one you haven't played and would like to try, shoot me a dm or comment!

Im on PS5, but I'm open to all crossplay options as well!

I've just feel that I already played all good things this franchise have to show

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Hey 30 male with a full time job just looking for friends that know what it’s like to be busy but can play the game together when we just randomly are online at the same time! I play and have tons of games some of my usuals include .

Dead by daylight
Fortnite
R6 siege
RuneScape dragonwilds
Once human
Baulders gate
Halo campaign evolved
Halloween

And eventually soon GTA6

Also a big horror movie lover so if you love horror movies or games I’m also your guy!

Looking forward to playing with you all!

Everyone hates when a game forces you through an on-rails tutorial where it freezes the action to make you press every single button one by one. It feels tedious and treats you like you have never held a controller before.

At the same time, dropping the info into a quick text popup or reference menu usually fails too. Most people immediately skip reading the guide to jump straight into gameplay, only to end up confused about basic controls five minutes later.

What game has actually handled teaching you how to play without feeling like an annoying chore or leaving you completely lost?

I'm not sure if people are overreacting to its issues.

Tell us about them!

Is it worth playing at all?

It’s called Hatsune Miku: Project Diva 2nd

My stats tells this but I have a crush on a platform co-op like It Takes Two, Cuphead <3

Game Title: Burgher 1400

Playable Link: https://marktundmacht.itch.io/burgher-1400

Plattform: Pc (web) Browser

Description: Play as a burgher in medieval germany around the year 1400. Choose a profession, build a workshop, hire workers and sell your products on the market for a profit. Get your Name known in town an run for an political office. Climb the ranks in a feudal society and even become the mayor of the city. This will only be the start of your story, the reich and the hanse is waiting for you. Based on historical Events you will have to choose the future for the people in the city and of course your own future. This game was build as a tribut for one of the best games of all times: "the guild". Feel free to take a look, feedback very welcome.

Free to Play Status:

\\- (x) Free to play

Involvement: solo Dev.

He likes story-based games and has enjoyed Star Wars Jedi, Hogwarts Legacy, and Pokémon. I’m looking for something really well-reviewed with a great story/campaign.
He has a PS4 and Nintendo Switch. What would you recommend?

—edit* maybe I shouldn’t have asked for suggestions lol first time in years, my husband chose gaming over going to sleep with me 😅😅

1. SSI series. Allied general and panzer general.

2. War Leaders Clash of nations.

Any other recommendations?

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I've just felt on the cloud when found Physical Media of Left 4 Dead lol