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Games that, in my opinion, feature incredible lore driven by environmental storytelling—explaining things never explicitly mentioned in the main narrative.

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/r/truegaming casual talk

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What if a movement started that could compete with the gaming industry companies and work to try and fix the gaming industry issues would people even get behind it?

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Gist Recognition, AI-Tells, and Stylistic Motifs + Mixing 2D Pixel Art with 3D Art

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Do you draw a conclusion for games based on their trailers?

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Why does it seem like the loudest gaming subcultures are both "old game is old, be in the zeitgeist", but also "I want to be able to play my 90s games on demand"?

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AI-generated games and procedural generation are not the same thing

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I realize I’m the only serious gamer in my circle of friends. Anybody else have the same experience?

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i think my brain treats video games like a subscription i fell behind on

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When a studio keeps its games at a reasonable size: Comparing Capcom and Rockstar's outputs across 20 years.

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Anyone feel like playing games is like a checklist now?

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The Horizon series is neither a utopia nor a dystopia, and that is why its world is so compelling

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I could no longer enjoy games the way I used to. I can only have fun as a "casual".

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[Repost] Dissertation: Correlation between Gaming habits, relationships, and mental health. (19+, Canadian or USA resident, Comfortable with English, Plays Video-Games)

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Am I the only one that prefers watching cutscenes in games compared to actually playing the game?

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Losing feels good in this genre

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A New Social Game Designed for Introverts, Penpals, and Cozy Players — Free Concept for Developers

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Does the messy release of Halo Campaign Evolved make sense or is it still bad management?

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my brain is officially broken by some video games (no, not the visual tetris effect, the cognitive one)

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