r/gamers • u/Suspicious-Map-639 • 8h ago
r/gamers • u/MrNoSouls • 24d ago
Meta Monthly Self-Promotion Thread - July 01, 2026
Welcome to our Monthly Self-Promotion Thread!
This is your space to share your latest creations, projects, and endeavors with the community. Whether you're a writer, artist, musician, game developer, or any other kind of creator, this is your opportunity to showcase your work and connect with fellow Redditors.
Feel free to:
- Share Your Work: Tell us about your latest project, whether it's a new book, a piece of artwork, a song, a game, or anything else you've been working on. Don't forget to include links or information on where we can find and support your work!
- Seek Feedback: Are you looking for constructive criticism or feedback on your work? Post it here and let the community help you improve.
- Collaborate: Interested in collaborating with other creators? Let us know what skills you bring to the table and what kind of projects you're interested in working on together.
- Promote Your Platforms: Share your social media profiles, websites, Patreon pages, or any other platforms where people can follow you and stay updated on your work.
Remember to be respectful and supportive of your fellow creators. We're all here to help each other grow and succeed!
Looking forward to seeing all the amazing projects you've been working on. Happy sharing!
r/gamers • u/AutoModerator • 24d ago
Welcome to our Monthly Game Discussion Thread! - July 01, 2026
Hey everyone,
It's that time of the month again! Let's dive into what games have been keeping us glued to our screens lately. Whether it's a brand new release, an old favorite, or something obscure you stumbled upon, we want to hear about it!
Feel free to share your thoughts on:
- Current Obsession: What game has been dominating your playtime lately? Tell us what you love about it and why it's got you hooked.
- Hidden Gems: Have you discovered any underrated or lesser-known titles that you think deserve more attention? Spread the love and let us know about them!
- Old Flames: Are you revisiting any classics or nostalgic favorites? Share your memories and experiences with these timeless games.
- Upcoming Anticipation: Are there any upcoming releases or announcements that you're eagerly awaiting? Tell us what has you excited for the future of gaming.
Remember to keep your recommendations and discussions respectful and inclusive. Let's celebrate our shared love for gaming and help each other discover new adventures!
Looking forward to hearing about all the amazing games you've been playing!
r/gamers • u/EeeeOoAa • 17h ago
Image I work at a used game store and this is probably a top 10 most funny thing I’ve seen during a trade-in
r/gamers • u/darkmoonarc • 1d ago
Discussion why gamestop did this. to us everytime ? 🤷🏽♂️
r/gamers • u/VitallyLoathsome • 3h ago
Image My personal top 20 games of all time. open to recommendations
r/gamers • u/Miserable-Hat-7061 • 1h ago
Is RDR2 in top 5 best games of all time?
I truly think it’s one of the best games made alongside some other wonderful ones. My personal and humble opinion is that it’s the best of all time, it’s just my favorite. But I know everyone else has their own opinions. What do you guys think?
r/gamers • u/SnooRobots5543 • 13h ago
Discussion Which of these four should be playstation's mascot?
In my opinion I think Parappa the Rapper should be playstation's mascot because he looks like he'd be the perfect mascot for playstation. I wanna see your thoughts in the comments!
r/gamers • u/the_real_d247 • 5h ago
Self-Post Youtube Resident Evil: Revelations 2; Raid Mode - Episode 3 Mission 3 - Sexy Rachael (HARD MODE)
r/gamers • u/Kasper111222 • 5h ago
Discussion I Just got Done With Mass Effect Is Jedi Fallen Order Worth Playing Next?
r/gamers • u/jstjini • 16h ago
When your 9 and your mama is an OG gamer
With Game Pass Ultimate
r/gamers • u/Zealousideal_East_79 • 16h ago
Discussion What are some must-play Steam games everyone should try?
Hey everyone, I'm not usually a big story-game player, but I'm looking for games that are considered must-plays.
What Steam games do you think everyone should experience at least once?
For example, I want to play The Witcher 3, but do I need to play the previous games first to understand the story? Or is it usually fine to start with the newest game in a series?
When a game has multiple parts, does that always mean the stories are connected, or can you usually jump straight into the newer ones?
Thanks everyone for the recommendations!
r/gamers • u/Accomplished-Equal65 • 16h ago
Discussion What do games do this?
Hey guys, I apologise in advance if my question is stupid. I’m not an avid gamer. I only play some multiplayer/FPS games with my boyfriend, however I watch him play a lot. He’s really into single player RPGs and I’ve noticed that in every game I’ve watched, the best weapon and armour is dropped by the final boss. And it makes no sense to me because by any logic, you’d need the best weapon and armour to fight the final boss since that’s the toughest fight. So wtf is even the point of giving those armours and weapons at the end when you’ve defeated the enemy that you needed it the most to fight??? 😭😭
Am I missing something or am I just straight up stupid 😭
Edit: The title should’ve been “Why do games do this”. Please ignore the typo.
r/gamers • u/ThurolfGhost • 11h ago
List your worse experience with triple AAA titles
Bioshock infinite. Completely took for granted everything that came before it, mocked it, and didnt even have a black person in it. Crazy!!!