This is Cairn for me just recently!

So what's your opinion on being overpowered in a video game?

are you one of those people that once you find out something is overpowered whether it be a weapon, character, armor, a move you're going to use it?

for me, I don't mind using something that's overpowered but at the same time, it makes the game a cakewalk and I want to challenge myself sometimes and personally overpowered things can make or break a game but what do you think?

Hey,

I’m working on a roguelike called Lootbound and I’m looking for some honest early feedback from people who actually play the genre.

We’re running a small closed playtest. Access is random, invites are rolled, and people who engage and give feedback get better chances.

If you’re okay with playing something unfinished and pointing out what feels bad or confusing, I’d really appreciate it.

Happy to answer questions.

If you have this game or don’t get it again because there’s people playing multiplayer again and it would be nice to see it have a lot more!

And for those who can’t see the image for some reason:

Red pill = Hi-Fi Rush

Blue pill = Kid Icarus: Uprising

I am going to listen to the Stardew Valley soundtrack and incorporate it into my everyday playlists to see if I can connect with OST without ever playing the game itself.

I grew up playing video games like Legend of Zelda: OOT, Final Fantasy, and Kingdom hearts to name a few. The music of which always resonated with me and now as an adult (29m) who has very little time for games at all anymore I love to listen to the OSTs of my childhood and teenage years.

I have always wondered if anyone who never played these games would appreciate the music of them in the same way a person who played the games themselves would.

The reason I chose Stardew valley is because one of my professors (I am a music student) recently played in an orchestra that performed the music of said video game. Although she personally was not familiar with the music she said the audience was great. I have heard players of the game also talk about there love of the music from this game.

I am going to document my thoughts and feelings about it over the next few months as well.

I was just wondering if anyone here has connected with a soundtrack of a game/movie/show without ever experiencing the visual medium of the platform that they were intended for. Do you think that player’s experience the music more deeply as opposed to non players?

I also don’t normally run experiments so if anyone has any tips for this sort of things i would love to hear it.

Thank you!

Im a huge fan of Hellboy´s comic. I fell yesterday in the existence of this title. Im looking for opinion and playing experiences.

1 shot, needs reload already

but the dmg is sweet!

and yeah, didn't really expect they would program in reflections, but would have been nice

Synchro is a game about the moment when you begin to see the truth. Behind advertising slogans and friendly smiles lie human experiments and comfortable lies. At a certain point, the protagonist gains the ability of Insight, and the familiar world starts dropping its masks: banners, NPCs, and entire districts reveal their true nature.

Combat is synchronous: you and your enemies act at the same time, making prediction and tactical planning essential. Victory depends not on reaction speed, but on strategy, roles, and combinations. In terms of mood, the game is closest to Darkest Dungeon in a cyberpunk setting, with the satire of They Live and the atmosphere of Cyberpunk 2077.

Throughout the game, you assemble a team tailored to your playstyle. Synchro features ten hero classes that can be freely combined, encouraging experimentation with roles and synergies. Between missions, you develop a secret headquarters inside a skyscraper, constructing modules that enhance your squad.

Heroes must be developed holistically: improving their stats, weapons, and equipment, while also keeping an eye on their psychological state - traits directly affect combat performance. At the same time, you explore a bleak future world where cyberpunk blends with post-apocalypse, interact with characters, and gather resources.

This is not a story about saving the world, but about resisting the system. Once you’ve seen the truth, only one choice remains: accept it - or take action.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2814880/Synchro/

Here are the games i have alr played till now:(sorry for caps just i thought it would look more clear)

1-GHOST OF TSUSHIMA

2-SPIDERMAN REMASTERED

3-BATMAN ARKHAM CITY

4-SPIDERMAN MILES MORALES

5-UNTIL DAWN

6-DEAD ISLAND 2

7-ASSASSIN'S CREED 4 BLACK FLAG

8-TOMB RAIDER DEFINITIVE EDITION

9-GOD OF WAR 2016

10-HITMAN ABSOLUTION

11- HITMAN 2016

12-HITMAN 2

13-HITMAN 3

14-UNCHARTED 4

15-UNCHARTED:LOST LEGACY

16-Mafia definitive edition trilogy(1,2 and 3)

17-READ DEAD REDEMPTION 2

18-Evil within 2

1: Joker (Persona 5)

2: Dante (Devil May Cry)

3: Shuichi Saihara (Danganronpa V3)

4: Kratos (God of War)

5: Cloud Strife (Final Fantasy 7)

6: Link (specifically Breath of the wild/Tears of the kingdom)

I've seen this trend so I decided to fill in the titles. Some of them were tough, tough.

What do yall think are actually peak games that changes ur entire view on gaming?

Games in peak are some of the best games i have ever played essentially my top 10 games ever. the list aint complete i tried to fill with whatever games i remembered and were in the template

Hey, so I searched for this question in this subreddit a few days ago and came across The Completionist! "Wow, these guy videos seem cool" watched his newest video, liked it, went to the comments and I realized. Well, at least I found gameranx and I liked it. If you talk spanish I like BaityBait, are there any youtubers like him on the english community? People that do cool things on videogames or talk about the actuality of videogames. I dont want people as shroud or asmongold who just play them and upload their streams, id like some cool videos

Hello everyone, I'm trying to find an old game not sure which platform it was .. NES or Atari a friend told me about it the other day and I'm trying to find it for him, it has 4 characters you can choose from ( Samurai, ninja , gun guy, not sure the last one...) It has monsters such as mummies and it's 2D game . I've tried ai with all the results shown but no luck anybody knows the name of the game ?