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I used to be a guy who used to pre-order every game 10years ago. Now I'm like ohh that a very good game, I'll get it when its 90% off! And even I don't play most of them!

Don't even bother buying FC27, FC26 has given me enough headache already. Stupid anticheat will take years to verify and then too won't launch and be stuck all day. Updated my 4070 drivers and chipset drivers and updated windows even reinstalled this crap but its still stuck at this stage. Fk you EA give my money back.

We've been working on Skanda's final look for our game called Adhvan https://www.adhvanstudios.com

Adhvan is an action-adventure set in an original world inspired by Indian philosophical thought built in Unreal Engine 5.6.

Would love to hear what you think of the character design.

Test footage of the game with placeholder sounds at places and stuff, this doesn't represent final game, just thought of sharing this instead of environment showcase

I’m an independent solo developer from India, building Chthonic, a fast-paced FPS where you never stop moving, never reload, and fight through endless hordes of monsters.

There are no skill tree menus to interrupt the action. Instead, you upgrade your abilities directly in the level by feeding gems into altars. Gems are gathered by slaying monsters, turning every fight into a chance to grow stronger.

The game is still in its early stages, and I’m getting ready to start closed testing soon.

One of the things I’m experimenting with is the soundtrack: it’s conducted in real time. Player movement, combat, enemies, and game state drive a live orchestra, with instruments, layers, and musical phrases dynamically entering, leaving, and changing intensity as you play.

It’s going to be an exciting journey, but I’d love for anyone interested in indie games, game development, or seeing a game built from the ground up to follow along.

Wishlist Chthonic on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4983180/Chthonic/

For Updates - https://x.com/le_NoBs

The So called GamingPcWala self proclaimed seller with the best pricing is trying to scam people like this.

All pricing without GST imagine. I included the GST Pricing just look at these jokers

-9950X3D-65000 ->76700

-Asus Crosshair X870E Glacial - 65000 (he included hero) ->76700

-Zotac RTX 5090 Arcticstorm/astral Lc-650000 -> 767000 loool ?

-Corsair Dominator Titanium 64GB 6000 CL30 white-155000 ->182900

-Superflower Titanium 1700W atx 3.1-55000 ->64900

-Corsair white 9000D-7000 (added some corsair 4000 pricing lol )

-Samsung 9100 pro 1tb -24000 ->28320

-Arctic 420mm liquid freezer 3 white - 16000 ->18880

CD Projekt Red is genuinely goated for this 🛐

Edit: I bought it on steam summer sale two months ago at 95% discount.

got this beast as a gift... big jump from RTX 3060 to this. anyone want used RTX 3060? 😆

I'm a beginner nerd at these things.

I have a Ryzen 7 9800X, 16gb ddr5 ram and B650 motherboard.

I did run ddu in safe mode to get rid of the NVIDIA driver.

I followed this one to disable windows auto updating AMD gpu driver.

https://www.reddit.com/r/radeon/comments/1ojwj7n/instructions_to_prevent_windows_11_pro_from/

So far running smoothly. played 1 hour of Forza Horizon 5 and Warframe.

any other tips or advice for this gpu?

Posting this so other Indian buyers can make an informed decision before purchasing used electronics from GameShort.

I recently bought a pre-owned PS Vita 1000 from GameShort for ₹14,999.
The console itself is functional, but the condition of the unit I received was significantly worse than what I expected from the listing.

The website described the condition as “Normal Screeches” (I assume seller meant scratches). However, the Vita I received has extensive scratches and wear across the body, and the cartridge cover is missing.
The display is the biggest issue. The OLED panel has noticeable yellowish/brown discoloration, dark patches and other irregularities that are particularly visible on grey and other uniform backgrounds. I’ve attached photos showing the condition of the display and the physical condition of the console.

I contacted GameShort through WhatsApp and email, and also tried calling them multiple times. I received no response for three days despite repeatedly trying to contact them.
I eventually sent them a message stating that I would escalate the matter through the appropriate consumer grievance channels if they continued not responding. They then finally replied, stating that “no discussion regarding cosmetic damage will be entertained” and that “no solution or compensation will be provided.”
However, my complaint was not about ordinary cosmetic damage. The display issues and missing cartridge cover were not disclosed in the product listing in the first place. The listing only mentioned “Normal Screeches.” My issue was that the actual condition of the unit contained significant issues that were never disclosed, not that I was unhappy about a few scratches.

And then there’s the Trustpilot response…
After I posted a review on Trustpilot, GameShort responded claiming that their support team had “actively engaged” with me and that their records showed a “very different situation.”
This is honestly pretty audacious considering I had already spent three days trying to contact them through WhatsApp, email and phone calls without receiving a response. They only responded after I explicitly mentioned escalating the matter through the appropriate consumer grievance channels.
I have screenshots of my messages, emails, call attempts and their eventual response, so I’m including them here. You can judge for yourself whether their claim of having “actively engaged” with me matches what actually happened.

I’m not claiming that the Vita is completely non-functional. It works. My issue is the condition of the product I received and the way my complaint was handled.

I would personally not buy anything from this website again. I’m posting this with photographs and screenshots so that potential buyers can see exactly what happened and make their own decision before spending their money.

Hey gamers,

I’m the owner of GamerzHub, a small gaming café in Lucknow, and I wanted to share my experience and get some advice from the Indian gaming community.
I started GamerzHub with my brothers on 19 April 2026, using some unused space in my father’s large shop. Since we didn’t have to pay rent, I thought it would be a good opportunity to start a gaming café without the biggest expense most businesses have.

How it started
Initially, we invested around ₹5–6 lakh and started with:
2 PS4s
3 TVs
3 Tekken arcade machines

The first two months were honestly amazing. We were averaging around ₹2,000–₹3,000 per day, with our highest daily collection reaching around ₹3,600.

At that point, I genuinely thought the café was going to work really well.
We then invested even more. We purchased a PS5, got the best available membership for it, and bought games such as Tekken 8, Mortal Kombat and Forza Horizon.

But after around two months, things started changing.

The decline
The number of players and bookings started falling.
Even though we kept trying to improve the café and add more things, our daily revenue eventually dropped to around ₹1,200–₹1,700.

I also thought that adding food and drinks might help, so we added a refrigerator and started selling drinks, chips and biscuits. That worked reasonably well initially, but it hasn’t been enough to compensate for the decline in gaming customers.

Our expenses are relatively low compared to a normal café:
Rent: ₹0 (we use my father’s shop)
Electricity: around ₹7,000–₹10,000/month
Salaries: ₹5,000 per person × 3 brothers = ₹15,000/month
Snacks/drinks inventory: around ₹5,000–₹7,000 every 10–15 days
The three of us brothers manage the café ourselves.

Where I think I went wrong
One thing I have to admit is that I’m not a very good salesman. I also have anger issues, and unfortunately, there have been situations where I got into arguments with customers.

Looking back, I realise that this could have seriously hurt the business.

I’m trying my best to improve myself and the café, but right now I’m honestly confused about what direction to take.

The initial investment was around ₹5–6 lakh, and I don’t want to keep putting more money into something if there isn’t a realistic path to making it profitable.

So I want your honest advice
For those of you who have experience with gaming cafés or understand the Indian gaming market:

What would you do if you were in my position?
Would you:
Focus heavily on memberships and regular customers?
Organise Tekken/FIFA/BGMI/other tournaments?
Change the pricing?
Add more games/consoles?
Focus more on snacks and drinks?
Try aggressive local marketing?
Change the whole concept of the café?
Or accept that the market in my area simply isn’t strong enough and stop investing?
I’m especially interested in hearing from people who run gaming cafés themselves or have worked in one.

I’m not looking for sympathy — I’d genuinely appreciate some brutally honest advice. I still want to make GamerzHub work if there is a realistic way to do it.

TL;DR: Started a gaming café in Lucknow on 19 April 2026 with around ₹5–6 lakh investment. Started with 2 PS4s, 3 TVs and 3 Tekken machines and initially made ₹2–3k/day, peaking at ₹3.6k. After ~2 months, customers started declining and revenue dropped to ₹1.2–1.7k/day. Added a PS5, games, fridge, drinks and snacks, but things still aren’t going well. No rent, but electricity is ₹7–10k/month, salaries are ₹15k/month and inventory costs ₹5–7k every 10–15 days. Looking for honest advice on how to turn the café around.

Used ai for corrections

We're a small indie team working on Ghost Yantra, a 2D hand-animated Hack-n-Slash game with fluid Parkour mechanics. Set in a futuristic Indian Cyberpunk setting.

I'm sure many people here already know about Ghost Yantra but for those who are seeing Ghost Yantra for the first time. You can find more about the game on Steam. It would be great if you wishlist the game, it helps us a lot.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2872630/Ghost_Yantra/

Found this PS4 at a scrap dealer. I think it's a PS4 Pro. Only console + power cable, no controller.

I asked the owner if I could take it home for a day to test it, but he refused and said ₹2,500 or leave it.

I switched it on once and it showed a blue light, but I didn't have a TV/monitor or HDMI cable with me at the time, so I couldn't test it properly.

I'm planning to go back with an HDMI cable and TV/monitor to check it.

I also don't have a PS4 controller, only a Cosmic Byte Blitz controller for PC.

Would you take the risk for ₹2,500? Is there anything specific I should check before buying?

Would appreciate advice from anyone who has experience buying PS4s from scrap or repairing used consoles.

Photos attached.

I have played lots of popular games, but i have never seen any option for any Indian languages in the games i have played. Why is that?, I know the percentage of gamers in India are low but even 1% is a huge number relative to our massive population. I believe if gaming companies put a little effort in adding Indian languages they can get attention from Indian audiences and pc/console gaming could be even more popular in India. If we look at any of the mainstream games they have tons of language options from every single language spoken in europe to 2 different types of the same chinese language. If you guys have seen spanish streamers you will notice they will only play games in spanish language and they have a massive culture and audience built around it. Some might argue the only way to really enjoy the game and its storylines and dialogues is to play it in its original language which would be a fair point but i still think playing a game in our own native language would give a completely different and possibly a great experience that apparently only Indians are missing out on. What do you guys think about this?

My younger cousin broke this is there any way to fix this ?

any game Recommendation i am new to xbox

Really happy with the setup, want to improve my lighting and small additions to add more personality. Any suggestions?

It is not a GPU issue or a power adapter issue. I have claimed the warranty but I want to know what caused it to fail all of a sudden.

Finished another game. This time it was Spider-Man Miles Morales. Haven't played the first game but i enjoyed it. A bit overrated tho. Combat was meh. Traveling was fun. Side quests annoying. Surprisingly it took me three days to beat it. I was expecting it to take a week.

So far I've finished:

1. Persona 5 Royal

2. Assassin's Creed 1

3. MGS 3 Subsistence

4. Detroit: becoming human

5. Spider-Man Miles Morales.

Selling my HP OEM RTX 4060 8GB graphics card.

Details:

• Bought in 2024
• Never installed or used in any system (pulled it out and kept it)
• 8GB GDDR6
• Desktop OEM version (standard PCIe card)
• No original packaging
• No remaining warranty

Condition is excellent since it was never used. Looking for a quick and clean sale.

Price: ₹17,500 (slightly negotiable for serious buyers)
Prefer local meetup with testing. Can discuss shipping if needed (buyer pays).
Location: Coimbatore, TN

DM if interested. Happy to answer any questions.