Same as title

"Point and click to trap machines in this action-horror shooter. Plan, lure, and adapt to survive beneath."

Game : XANNIBAN "release 2027 (has a demo!)"

Link : https://store.steampowered.com/app/2259580/XANNIBAN/

the 1 request i have is i need the modern good graphic game 🥲
Not guild war 2 , ff14 stuff i just cant get into them i need those popping colours n detail graphics 🫠
so far big time i have spent in
Destiny 2
Apex
Warframe
Monster Hunter
Elden Ring
Dota 2
Red Dead Online
Gta online
Diablo 4
Path of Exile 2

(not looking for story games like steller blade n fromsoft games i have completed them all)
i just need a big chonky good looking game to play alot

Recently got the machine to handle games, now i want suggestions, i haven't bought any game.

I played pubg as it was free on steam, .....so suggest

I am a female, so tell me if i should start streaming or not, as you all know its easy for females to gain attention.. Hehe (Also if anyone's interested in playing pubg do tell)

"Fight through mind-bending spherical arenas on your own or with friends. Scavenge for weapons, loot and creative upgrades in the twisted remnants of a broken planet. A warped world of inverted mayhem awaits."

Game : Orbifold "release to be announced"

Link : https://store.steampowered.com/app/3685330/Orbifold/

I only just started playing the game. And the first thing that my mind went to is the music that immediately transported me back to late 2000's.

But the 2nd was "OMG! Why is this game so god dang pretty"

The white being the dominant color to show how sterile the city is. Then there is the Blue and Orange combination. Which is a classic color combination. But done so well and just elevated in this game. Very common but my god it looks so good in that game.

What made me cry was definatley the nostalgia that hit me due the combination of everything. The art style, which is very 2000's/2010s. And then that music OMG

It's a different world man... in that game.
I'm in the dream future of 2000's. The future we imagined back in 2000's and early 2010's.

https://reddit.com/link/1x9rzyt/video/cqbd2z0k4ewh1/player

"In the cute cardboard world, something went horribly wrong... Use the magical pencil, a good old shotgun, and various other weapons as well as the strength of your mighty boots, to uncover the dark truth and find out WHY WOULD CARDBOARD... BLEED?"

Game : PAPERHEAD "release 9 Oct, 2026"

Price : 19,99€ "is on sale until 23 October being 15,99€"

Link : https://store.steampowered.com/app/2680280/PAPERHEAD/

I want to fifa 20 cd key for ea app but sometime website like g2a are scam. wich website can give you key to play the game

I've been working on a game called Phosphor Command, a real-time tactics game with a base builder behind it.

This post is about how the game generates the operations you send squads on.

A contract tells you which map type you're going to, but the environment itself is generated when you deploy.

Each map has its own rules for generation. Maps are generated in layers. Big objects first and the details after. For example on the alpine pass; the generation starts biggest with two rock walls with a gap through each, then a deep gorge with a few bridges across it, and then woods and rocks.

Once the map is built, the procedural generation checks that troops can reach all parts of the map. If some environment generation has sealed off a pocket of the map the generator will create a tunnel through, so there's always a way in.

Objectives and exfil need to always be accessible. The objective sites are spread out and kept well apart, and exfil usually goes on the edge, as far from them as it can be, to create difficulty.

The enemy force is placed in a similar manner. Each difficulty has a range of hostiles and affects generation. Guards hold the objectives, and other troops go out on patrol.

Operations that you can select are randomised as well. If you don't like what's on offer, you can spend a reroll to draw a new one.

I've attached a showcase that shows the alpine pass being built layer by layer and a few of the other maps.

🚗🔥 Can You Complete This 3D Driving Challenge?

Hey gamers! 👋 I’ve uploaded a new 3D Driving Class gameplay video featuring a driving challenge. 🚘🎮

I’d love to hear your feedback! What would you rate the gameplay out of 10?

🎬 Watch here: https://youtu.be/Ud3ciVBqABY

#Gaming #DrivingGames #Gameplay

I know this is a pc community I’m sorry to bother but I’m looking for someone that knows how to work around game data. I’m no expert at deleting specific game files or nun, but I been trying to delete specific game files from my ps5. I lost my Minecraft world a few days ago due to friend opening my world up on his ps5 and pressed “console storage” instead of “cloud storage” so when he opened my world up it was the same world but from months ago, when he left my world he pressed “save and exit.” Later when I hopped on, it was the same results for me and I guess it uploaded into “ps cloud storage” and rewrote my saved data to the one he saved at. I’ve been trying to get in contact with PlayStation but they are not answering and I’m getting frustrated because me and the homies made a ton of progress on that account and we can’t get it back. I’m just looking for someone that knows how to separate files and delete saved data up to October Wednesday the 14th at around 5am when I last saved my Minecraft world. If you know or know someone that could help please contact me. /

I can finally play those high end games without spending 1000s of dollars for PC.

You can hear the button click and how it move immediately.

This is just amazing

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Hi guys

Wanted to start a quick thread about stutters, specifically micro-stutters, shader compilation stutters, and of course traversal stutters. I’m talking about that annoying hitching where no amount of brute-force hardware can save you, especially in some UE4 and UE5 titles.

When a game runs like this, how do you handle it? Do you just bite the bullet and play anyway, wait for a community mod to help, or is it an instant dealbreaker for you?

For me, the only game plagued with traversal stutter that I actually managed to 100% was the Dead Space remake, and that’s purely because I loved it so much I forced myself through it. But with most other titles, those frametime spikes give me a straight-up headache after a while.

That said, seeing things like SCSKiller and Microsoft/AMD’s Advanced Shader Delivery makes me pretty hopeful that shader stutter might finally become a thing of the past down the road.

Still, when a game hitches out of the box, I know the usual advice sometimes is to just turn off performance overlays, ignore it, and try to enjoy the game... but man, once you spot it, you can't unsee it.

So how do you guys deal with it? Do you have a mindset that helps you tune it out, or do you waste hours tweaking settings only to drop the game if it’s not buttery smooth? Curious to hear your thoughts!

Hey Everyone!

We're Two Fat Badgers Games! We've just released a demo of our game, Trenchhold TD!

It's a 2D tower defense game set during World War I, combining massive battles with incremental progression and trench warfare.

What can you expect?

- Hundreds of soldiers fighting on the battlefield

- Machine guns, artillery, mortars and tanks

- Defend your trenches, then launch counterattacks to capture enemy positions

- Earn experience and permanently upgrade your army and defenses

- Take an active role in battles using your own weapons

We're still developing the game, and we'd really appreciate your feedback!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3343280/Trenchhold_TD/

If you enjoy it, consider adding Trenchhold TD to your wishlist. It would mean a lot to our tiny team!

Thanks for checking out our game!

Cheers,

Two Fat Badgers Games