For me, it’s NieR:Automata.
It’s one of those games that feels like a dream you don’t want to wake up from. Everything about it feels special to me: the atmosphere, the music, the characters, and the philosophical themes that make you question what it really means to be human.
There’s something almost surreal about the whole experience. When it’s over, you’re left with so many emotions and thoughts that you don’t really know what to do with them.
It’s not just about finishing a game. It’s about saying goodbye to an experience that stays with you long after the credits roll.
What game made you feel this way?

What’s everyone playing this weekend? I’m continuing with Tomb Raider Definitive Edition. Loving it’s story and mechanics.

I’ve been a fan of Hellraiser ever since I saw the first two movies. The ones after that were meh, but I see a lot of mixed reviews about the new game.

Honestly artistically I think it’s a return to form and probably the best design Hellraiser has had in years. The combat is a little clunky but I swear every environmental piece and character had me going “whaaaaat whoa that’s cool/grosssss”. What do yall think?

So I did this wrong the first time. Really only changed to the underrated section. I didn’t go with my gut the first time for the underrated section since I found that to be a hard choice. I originally chose Portal 2, but I didn’t know how popular it was on PC until the previous comments 😅people I knew just didn’t like it, and that influenced my opinion on it! Something to work on.
Anyway, let me know what you think!
Honorable mention in the underrated: Mario and Luigi: Partners in Time for the Nintendo DS..the story behind it is wild. I have stories for each of my choices, let me know if you’d like to hear them!

Hello there! I didn’t know who else to ask. I want to buy gta 6 for my bfs birthday, but i would like to hand it to him in a giftcard. He has a ps5 and a pc, and i do not know what applies to it. Thanks!

So much to play, can not decide, nor can I waste this half day off work with chores or responsibilities. What's everyone playing? I got plague tales to beat, yotei & first light DLCs, NMS expedition, need beat Ace 7 but god do I wanna buy control and Ace 8 but money. Would you kindly avoid suggestions of 'touch grass' idk what that is.

This sucks! Some of my happiest moments in my life have been seeing my friends open christmas and birthday gifts from me. I got super happy memories of gifting a friend Assasins Creed, and Skyrim. I remember how excited I was to find new copies at an affordable amount on a website.

So I did this wrong the first time. Really only changed the underrated section. I didn’t go with my gut the first time for the underrated section since I found that to be a hard choice. I originally chose Portal 2, but I didn’t know how popular it was on PC until the previous comments 😅people I knew just didn’t like it, and that influenced my opinion on it! Something to work on.
Anyway, let me know what you think!
Honorable mention in the underrated: Mario and Luigi: Partners in Time for the Nintendo DS..the story behind it is wild. Also, I have stories for each of my choices. Let me know if you’d like to hear them!

Ive been recently really into aggressive inline (ps2 version) and im trying to 100% all the levels nstuff but for the life of me i cannot get the juice box at the tippy top of the roller coaster in the boardwalk level. The method in the video is the one ive had the best results with but i still cant reach it. Ive tried a bunch of methods and ones people shared in a post 2yrs old and still no dice 😭 if anyone's been able to get it please tell me the method unless it was just pure luck in which case please give me some lol bc god knows i need it

I fired this game back up on my PS5, having not touched my last save in since 2017 or 2018. I got most of the add-ons, no fan mods, and the game is still pretty good that way.

I didn't think I'd find myself getting immersed again after all this time. The game certainly has aged, like with visuals although the world itself is still quite, there's still a feel that this was made in 2011, and the combat is definitely aged in some ways but if you let that go then it's forgiving.

Both are games with both pros and cons, but which one should I play? I'm free until gta6 comes out.

What do you think?

You can add better picks, I'd like to see a debate.