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So I’m on ps5 and just picked up the first Hades game cause it was like $5 in the PS store. I’ve never played a rogue like or a dungeon crawler, but it looks cool and I’ve heard good things about them both. In discussion, people seem to agree the second game does everything the first one did but better and then some. So should I play the first one? Is it necessary for story/lore stuff? Is there any reason to skip the first and go straight to the second? Would also love any first timer tips and tricks. Thanks! submitted by /u/decidedlyaverag3 [link] [comments]

Wore this outfit at MAGFest'26! If you loved this game, be sure to check out my remix of Still Alive ("I Have to Go" by Toneplay) as well~ Photography by jay.peg_media. Full resolution photos here submitted by /u/tonitanuki [link] [comments]

I suffer from sleep paralysis and listening to calm gaming tracks helps me not hallucinate people running besides my bed and sniffing in my ears. Please, tell me your favorite soundtracks or songs from your favorite games so that I might add them to my sleep playlist. submitted by /u/Motherofnails [link] [comments]

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Been playing a lot of Crimson Desert and I tried recently tried to play Deadlock again. Crouching and sliding was different, I constantly missed easy parries, and the mapping for items left me feeling like I was playing the game again for the 1st time. I love both these games, but that relearning process was and still is extremely jarring. I'm not sure I could do that for games that I might want to play down the line that get massive patches or large scale expansions. What games do you think this feeling causes the most and is it too much? It is worth it just to restart from the beginning? (especially with games that have crucial mechanics attached to odd button or keyboard locations like clicking the stick or the Page Down/Page Up keys) submitted by /u/Generalian [link] [comments]

Got some old Hi-Fi from my dad and decided it had been a mess for too long! Setup includes Vinyl, Hi-8, and Betamax functionality. Only consoles missing are PS3 and 5, any modern Xboxes, and an N64 and Sega Saturn. I still need to actually connect a lot of them but I'm still working out the logistics of that submitted by /u/Superseaslug [link] [comments]

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Another post mentioned Lana Del Ray is the artist, but didn't link to the song. So made this post to directly link to her the song she revealed 2 hours ago on her main channel. I think it's beautiful, definitely gives me Bond-vibes submitted by /u/Astrid_Regndottir [link] [comments]

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Hello there , I work in a shop witch have a special bins for electronics device. And yesterday I found 2 units with 2 games ! One is the 3DS XL super smash edition and the other is the blue regular 3DS . The XL is fully working and the blue have a dead battery. Im amazed at what people throw away those day submitted by /u/serh0777 [link] [comments]

essentially what i said. i love playing the games but often times i just never finish the final mission even tho i like the game. sometimes the story is so "short" until you reach the point of no return that the game essentially screams at you to do something else like with cyberpunk or fallout. then the worlds are so packed with fun storys, events, or just amazing architecture or builds to explore. be it cyberpunk,fallout 4, AI limit, sifu assasins creed vallhala and shadows or even armoured core. it just feels like there is so much left to do and to master. but i never really get the motivation to... finish games without a high story focus. my last finished game was Singularity a shooter from 2010 made by raven games. where there is no sense of open world or... too many builds one could experiment with. i feel like the games nowadays are so big that i love being in their world but can't bring myself to finish the storys they try to tell submitted by /u/Nivriil [link] [comments]

Hi guys, wonder if anyone can help me. I’m trying to find a PS1 or PS2 game about a boy and a girl whose parents left them home alone, and then they left the house and had to fight monsters. I played this as a kid and never found it again 😭 submitted by /u/UncleOld [link] [comments]

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Lately I’ve been thinking about how many modern games feel like they always have something going on — daily rewards, events, battle passes, limited-time stuff, etc. It’s not necessarily bad, but sometimes I miss games that just let you exist in them without feeling like you’re missing something. Do you think games are actually getting more engaging, or just more demanding of your attention? submitted by /u/lsa340 [link] [comments]

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I was never a big *Destiny* person. I played the first one a decent amount, but really didn’t stick with D2 at all. most of my friend group did though. Over the years, I have heard them rant and rave constantly about how terrible the game has been managed. I follow Youtubers who make Destiny content (Tom Christie is incredibly hilarious) simply because I enjoy their commentary about all the mistakes and fuck-ups they have made over the years. In a weird way, it’s more fun to hear about how bad Destiny is at any given time than it is to actually play Destiny (IMO). All this time, I used to think to myself *”Man, these guys are pure masochists… why do they sign up for this shit when all it ever seems to do is disappoint them.”* … and today, I realized I have my own Destiny 2/Bungie. Today I realized that my version of that is *Teamfight Tactics*/Riot Games. I used to LOVE playing TFT. The first few sets were like a dream come true for me. It was the combination of a gacha-auto-battler and a MOBA I spent nearly 5 years playing married into one. I recruited so many of my friends and coworkers to play it with me! I loved just experimenting with builds and trying out theoretical builds that shouldn’t have worked out and just generally enjoying the experience. So did most of my friends.… at least for a little while. I realized today, on the dawn of set 17, that I had become my friends. It’s been a long, long time since I enjoyed playing TFT. I have felt like the sets have gotten increasingly more mediocre for the past 2 years. I still show up at the start of every season, hoping that **THIS TIME** they will nail it; this time will be the time when Riot gets their shit together and delivers something memorable. At least… that’s what they used to do. Whether it was the Dragonmancer Sett, or Brawler Jax, or Karma blasting away, it felt like there was always some standout champions every set that were fun to use and fun to build around! Whether winning or losing, the fun was in the experimentation. Once hyper roll came along, I was positive I had found my long-term game. All the fun and experimentation I wanted in 1/3 the time and without all the boring slogs associated with full matches. …. but I haven’t really enjoyed the game since set 8, maybe set 9? Every season, the balance seems to get worse and worse. Last season in particular, I don’t think the game ever actually felt “right” at any point; it was pendulum swing after pendulum swing. Massive meta overhauls every few weeks, seemingly guided only by emotion vs. logic. The same champions are broken nearly every time they make an appearance. The same items have been OP for 5+ sets, and there is seemingly no answer from the studio on how to fix the over-reliance on staple items. There isn’t really experimentation; just re-skinning and re-theming existing stuff every few months. I hate the theming, too; visually it is so hard to distinguish who is who, especially at the start of a new set, and the over-saturation of particle effects on screen can make it difficult to follow what is even happening. Nonetheless, I show up every set. New season, new balance, new experience! And every set… I feel like I hype myself up for an experience that is going to be underwhelming from the get go. I used to drop hundreds of matches per season. Now I drop maybe 100. this season, I’m thinking it won’t even be a dozen. The same behaviors I used to make fun of when my friends would log in to Destiny and rage about how awful the experience was is the same behavior I am now displaying for TFT. It’s a sad feeling. I can’t get anyone to play Double Up because no one else enjoys the game either. Climbing ranked feels like a time-consuming chore, and the reduced rewards from Rjot over the years doesn’t even incentivize you to play daily because you don’t really get any new unlockables for doing so. Everything feels like a massive chore, and the whole experience feels totally anti-player. Matches are slow, long, and predictable. Even though you know you are likely to lose early on, you have to drag it out because the game penalizes you significantly for surrendering. Not only do you have to take the L, you have to waste 45 minutes to get it. There’s no loss-armor or anything. This set in particular, it feels like the effort was just non-existent; the currency tracker doesn’t even display properly. Like they literally couldn’t be fucked to show your gold accurately; a key component of the game. There is so much RNG in the game, and so many layers of it now, that it feels like a chore to even play the game because there are so many choices to make that you need a fucking overlay on an alternate tab just to reference the information. And I realized tonight, I’m just as bad as my Destiny friends were. We all are chasing the memory of how good the gaming experience used to be, how much fun it used to provide… but it just doesn’t anymore. I don’t think anything is going to fix that, either, because the nostalgia is more enticing than the experience itself. You realize that you’ve just ritualized the practice so much, that you are doing it out of muscle memory, not out of actual enjoyment. I cleared my afternoon to make sure I would be able to hop on early for the new set, just like I always have… and by this evening I was already just kind of done. I decided I would go back to playing a different game that still brings me the same joy that my live-service-poison of choice seemingly can’t provide anymore. But it still made me sad to realize that, at least for me, the game’s best days are behind it now and it’s just time to let it go. Tl;dr: I used to think Destiny 2 players were fools for consistently getting their hopes up and chasing nostalgic feelings, only to be disappointed by Bungie year after year… until I realized tonight I have been doing the same thing with TFT and Riot Games. There is no recapturing “the magic” when it is gone and sometimes you just have to let things go. submitted by /u/CyberSmith31337 [link] [comments]

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Link to the Steam page It's important to note that the above video is not being played by the YouTuber themself, but rather the developers who sent the video to the YouTuber to promote the game. This is detailed in the description of the video. Please support the game if this interests you! (I'm not affiliated at all with this game, just very interested by this game upon finding out about it. Thought I'd share!) submitted by /u/maknaeline [link] [comments]

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Use this post to look for new friends to game with! Share your gamer tag & platform, and meet new people! This thread is posted weekly on Mondays (adjustments made as needed). submitted by /u/AutoModerator [link] [comments]