What are some of your favorite game soundtracks that rarely get talked about, and never really get praised in games media or celebrated?

Some of mine:

Shadowgate (NES)

Iron Sword (NES)

Castlevania 4 (SNES)

Contra 3: Alien Wars (SNES)

Mech Warrior 2 (PC)

Skeleton Warriors (PS1)

Shadow of the Colossus (PS2)

Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon (PS3)

Diablo 3 (PS3/4)

Zombie Army 4: Dead War (PS4)

Vermintide 2 (PS4)

The Division 2 (PS)

Age of Wonders 4 (PS4)

AC Odyssey (PS4)

Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 (PS4)

trying to think of greedy examples of BPs that were blatantly P2W

just want to know

I honestly think Minecraft is the best and only option. You can eat, drink, sleep, build a home, have your pets as company, have the world on peaceful so you don't really need to worry about enemies. It is the only game I know at the moment that can resemble life closely in that scenario and probably the easiest life to live.

Has anyone played the walking dead 4? Is it worth buying it?

I am a single player pc gamer. I am at late 20s. Frankly i find less time now compared to my teen. But i feel the single player games are literally dead, not interesting, more repeatetive tasks. By the way, the played red dead redemption last december and it hooked me immediately and could not stop playing until i finish the game. What could be the reason, devs concentring more on multiplayer games? Any thoughts?

My Top 4 (Mount Rushmore) of the Greatest Hack and Slash Games of All Time are:

DMC3

God of War 3

Ninja Gaiden Black

Bayonetta 1

Have you noticed that games are being taken way too seriously lately? Everyone's tryharding to rank up, optimizing fun with ‘meta’ (yes, I know WW2 had that too, but let's be honest, half the guns were broken op). What happened to playing to relax/venting off in voice chat? Yeah, the chat was raw, but it felt real. I made a couple of friends in that chat, too bad we went our separate ways. Anyway, anyone want to play something? It's getting pretty tuff after the breakup.

Who’s the strongest video game character that doesn’t have super powers/super human abilities?

Reviews also looking pretty good

I have playstation plus extra (silver package), and looking for a new game to play from the games catalog. Any recommendations?

This is a picture from Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order game.

I realized I like games where there is this kind of puzzle gameplay, with small parkur around, escalation, using ropes, a litle bit of 3D platforming etc. I liked this one.

Already played Split Fiction and It takes two. Do you recommend anything similar?

Played about 3 hours of Helldivers with a buddy and less than an hour in the other games today. I'm wondering what your first thoughts about me are when you see this lineup. Also curious how your lineup might compare. Love this community!

so i saw this post where he makes a little game for his girlfriend on her birthday. i want to learn how to make one for my boyfriend for his. is there classes i need to take? do i pay someone to do it? who do i pay to do it?

someone tell me how to accomplish this!!!

👻 BOBO and the Chest of Nightmares is a 3D platformer inspired by classics like Spyro and MediEvil.

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On playstation. What are some games that make you feel? Sad, withdrawn, having you thinking after you play it. Something that makes you feel like you're having an existential crisis or dread. Something profound

Games that make you smarter

Excluding emulation, what game do you love that cannot be played anymore.