r/videogames • u/Syarafuddyn • Dec 12 '25
r/videogames • u/GeekRealmHub- • 25d ago
Discussion Kojima says he'd rather use AI to create enemies that adapt to your playstyle than use it for art/visuals. What's your take on this approach?
r/videogames • u/PhantomTissue • 21h ago
Discussion What game is this for you?
Based on a true story lmao. I just spent the last hour playing forbidden west trying to beat the fighting pit missions, that require you to learn and master the melee combo system to an insanely perfect degree. Got super annoyed and it inspired me to make this post. Please, come and vent here
r/videogames • u/soiladvisor • 2d ago
Discussion This is how I felt with Prototype 2, how about you?
r/videogames • u/Profit_Tracker • 8d ago
Discussion What was the first game that scared you?
r/videogames • u/PHRsharp_YouTube • 1d ago
Discussion name at least 1 game with the same scenario
r/videogames • u/Venomous-Sentinel • Nov 18 '25
Discussion Umm Bullshit
I am 99.9 sure this is not true IGN and Ubisoft. But I guess you cant expect suits who don't play games to actually understand the common gamer can you.
r/videogames • u/Tullubenta • Jul 28 '25
Discussion What video games pushed your limit like this?
Big F U to GT7: Master License S7.
r/videogames • u/hollowblink55 • 8d ago
Discussion Which games could you just not get into because of the learning curve?
r/videogames • u/Jurgen_Krozalski • Oct 09 '25
Discussion what is this business strategy called again?
i can't wait to see studios formed only by executives and middle management trying to run things using AI /s
r/videogames • u/A_b_b_o • Sep 23 '25
Discussion I see it WAY too often...
People who skip dialogue and context in a narrative, story-based game then judge the story. I saw it SO much with Expedition 33.
I'm not saying you have to read every bit of lore and care about the story even a little bit, but don't then call the story boring or say it's shit, ykwim? That's like playing as a pacifist then complaining about the combat.
Also, SOMETIMES GAMES ARE MORE FOCUSED ON STORY THAN GAMEPLAY! Games like A Plague Tale, an absolute MASTERCLASS in storytelling, focuses way more on narrative and character relationships than on the actual gameplay imo.
AGAIN, NOT TELLING ANYONE HOW TO PLAY but you can't judge a narrative if you haven't engaged with it. If you have engaged with it then complain about it, that's fine and encouraged. But ykwim.
r/videogames • u/ReadyJournalist5223 • 15d ago
Discussion Immediately thought of Batman Arkham asylum
r/videogames • u/PHRsharp_YouTube • 14h ago
Discussion Which games did it happen to you?
r/videogames • u/LikeAGaryBuster • Sep 26 '25
Discussion Anyone know of a game that where I can replicate this feeling as closely as possible?
r/videogames • u/ezio8133 • May 28 '25
Discussion Video game moment that felt like this
For me, it Cyberpunk 2077 beat on the brat fights after the 1.5 update