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Life Is Strange is (accidentally) insanely philosophically deep

[ALL] Life Is Strange accidentally says something terrifying about meaning

Why i am bad at every game i play?

What if enemies didn’t die just because you reduced them to zero?

Less rage over time in popular media or spaces?

What would you say were the greatest game ports of all time?

I'm tired of fake "Best Games of the Month" lists. So I created a mathematical filter to find the real Top 10. What do you guys think?

Ghost of tsushima sucks

Final Fantasy VII Was Ambitious — But Was It Good for Its Time?

Player Driven Stock Market Game

Have you regretted rushing a game?

I have theory about playdeadsinside

Will the "wiki game" phenomenon become as dated as the manuals are for old school games.

Environmental storytelling versus explicit narrative exposition in modern RPGs

Ubisoft should be 100x more hated than EA

Serious question: Apart from Minecraft, Terraria and maybe Stardew Valley, what are some other non-live service games with good to excellent replay value?

57,000+ Wishlists in 1 Month… and We’re Heading into Steam Next Fest!

i think im really done. (TW)

(Spoilers) Alone in the dark (2024) is a brilliant game, which at times succeeds the original. However, it is married with clunky gameplay and design choices, thus making it far from perfect.

[OPINION] Life is strange is an amazing series that was hijacked by people who don't respect it.

The Highguard Witch Hunt and Lessons to Hopefully Learn

The focus on simplifying execution in Fighting Games is misplaced, what's lacking is teaching basic fundamentals to the genre

Why I think the "Streets of Rage 2" soundtrack deserves more recognition and appreciation

What if? Single Player-Only FIghting Games

The gamification of gaming?

VR feels like being back in the PS1 era again

Phil Spencer -- industry genius or just a CEO riding a bottomless wallet?

Do you have weird specific things you enjoy in games?

Xbox and the death phase of a console

The whole "Outdated" or "nostalgic tinted glasses" arguement is tiring.

Why do some games feel more “complete” than others, even when they’re shorter?

/r/truegaming casual talk

[Change my mind] Overcommiting to games by speed running or modding is pathological.

My Thoughts on The Legend of Zelda

How Tencent’s Investment Strategy Shapes the Modern Live Service Market

Why do Strategy/Management/Simulation games eat up so much time compared to other games?

Once upon a time.. gaming used to be fun

Why is Monsters & Memories so special?

Buy or subscription

I wish it were more fun to gather resources in games

I am bad at Video Games

What console game utilized its system to its maximum potential?

Speculation: RPG mechanics in my sports games, Roguelike mechanics in my… well, everything.

Project Wingman's Mercenary Difficulty is one of my favorite takes on difficulty

The importance given to graphics harms the development of games

ConcernedApe's Haunted Chocolatier has a specific design problem worth discussing, and his own game already diagnosed it.

Would horror games be scarier if the environment felt personally familiar (without being real)?

Seems like my dream of a penultimate space simulator rpg hybrid will just be a pipe dream. Isn't it?

I love east Asian games, but I'm tried of white protagonists