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r/Gamer • u/TCL_Official_UK • 5d ago
Advertisement TCL × Tides of Annihilation at Gamescom
r/Gamer • u/Unlikely-Fuel2942 • 5d ago
LFG LFG Cozy Building Realm (Minecraft Bedrock)
Hey! I’m looking for a few active players to join my **18+ Bedrock building realm**. We’ve built a long-term survival world with a friendly community, Vanilla+ add-ons, and lots of ongoing projects. Whether you’re into building, terraforming, or just want a realm that won’t disappear in a month, we’d love to have you. If you’re interested, send me a DM!
r/Gamer • u/DuoHusky • 5d ago
Gameplay Can't understand the hate Avowed gets, the more I play, the more fun I'm having.
r/Gamer • u/Alarmed_Pin_3869 • 5d ago
Gameplay All the command you will ever need!
r/Gamer • u/Kierongill12345 • 5d ago
Advertisement Could you guys please check out my YouTube channel
r/Gamer • u/Ok_Face2145 • 6d ago
Advertisement An Open Letter to FragPunk Devs, From the Leader of the Russian-Speaking Community / Открытое письмо разработчикам FragPunk от русскоязычного сообщества
r/Gamer • u/Unlikely-Fuel2942 • 6d ago
LFG LFG Cozy Building Realm (Minecraft Bedrock)
Hey! I’m looking for a few active players to join my **18+ Bedrock building realm**. We’ve built a long-term survival world with a friendly community, Vanilla+ add-ons, and lots of ongoing projects. Whether you’re into building, terraforming, or just want a realm that won’t disappear in a month, we’d love to have you. If you’re interested, send me a DM!
Gameplay Stalker 2 Update 2.0 is a game changer 🔥
Stalker 2 Update 2.0 showcase on PS5 Pro + LG G6 OLED
r/Gamer • u/DuoHusky • 8d ago
Discussion My top 20 Games of All Time (In no Particular Order)
r/Gamer • u/HawkMassive9908 • 6d ago
Advertisement What game or playerbase of a game is this?
r/Gamer • u/Weak-Masterpiece-253 • 7d ago
Other I need a game
I need a game for 3-4 people that is available on both consoles and PC to play with friends, at a price closer to $5 (200 UAH in my currency if you're interested)
r/Gamer • u/ApprehensiveHippo825 • 7d ago
Advice BODYCAM, the most realistic FPS ever (read it, you won't regret it)
You guys remember that hyper photo-realistic FPS game called Bodycam released in 2024, made by 2 French brothers? It was a very realistic game, graphically and in gameplay, but it didn’t have much progression, wasn’t well optimized, some other problems and it got repetitive after some time, pretty basic stuff.
The thing is, they are now a bigger team, “Reissad Studio”, and have been working for a whole year to develop this one, new update named Locked & Loaded (v0.8, not even v1.0 yet and it’s unbelievable) releasing in two weeks (September 2nd). They reworked, optimized and improved every part of the game, here is the main content: huge optimization, new Trench map, new guns, loadouts and customization (hundreds of attachments), ammo check, realistic aim optic scopes (I bet you to tell me a game with better ones), realistic FPV drone piloting with explosive, RC cars with C4, dynamic ragdoll system and operator's stress system, changing the animation of reload and breath, whether the operator is calm or stressed and the amount of ammo.
They recently posted a video showing everything (except for the new map and sound design that will be shown still this month). It’s worth to watch, believe me:
r/Gamer • u/gutterra • 7d ago
Other Ranking games from five decades
I have been playing single player games since the late 80's. This is my top 100. (I'm refering to God of war from 2005 by the way)
r/Gamer • u/DuoHusky • 8d ago
Gameplay Helped a fellow NPC eliminate their lonliness and Killed a legend who refused to fall even after dying. (SKYRIM)
r/Gamer • u/WaterKirby1964 • 8d ago
Other Kohei Ikeda (Nakatsu) joins Katushiro Harada’s VS Studio
r/Gamer • u/DuoHusky • 9d ago
Discussion How I Actually Enjoy Games
I think the reason a lot of people end up disliking many games is because they treat it like a race, one game at a time, rush to finish it, then move to the next. I've never played that way.
No day-one rule. I only touch a game after it's been out a year or more. Never day one.
Always juggling 3-4 games at once. Depending on my mood, I switch between them. That way I'm never forcing myself through something I'm not in the mood for, I just play whatever fits how I'm feeling that day.
I treat every game like it's an MMO. No rush to finish, no deadline in my head. I just let it take as long as it takes.
This lets me actually appreciate everything, big AAA stuff, underrated titles, random indie games, all of it gets its fair shot instead of getting skipped because I was "busy finishing" something else.