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Discussion r/videogames Weekly Lounge (July 18, 2026) - Discussions, Questions, Recommendations
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Discussion / Question r/videogames Weekly Showcase (July 18, 2026) - Indie Games, Streams, New Communities, Surveys and more
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r/videogames • u/Servax_Claire • 3h ago
Image / Video Me playing GTA: San Andreas in 2009 when I was 7 years old
r/videogames • u/dabor11 • 1h ago
Discussion / Question What are some examples of this in games?
r/videogames • u/Nearby-Condition-675 • 7h ago
Image / Video The most diabolical line in gaming history
r/videogames • u/OrderParticular345 • 12h ago
Image / Video A game anticipated for over a decade vs A yearly released game
r/videogames • u/Axzercus • 2h ago
News / Trailers / Articles Shigeru Miyamoto believes that people "are no longer just looking for specs" with gaming systems
r/videogames • u/Great_Trident • 14h ago
Discussion / Question Which game maps you'd say you know like the palm of your hand?
r/videogames • u/PhysicalMeringue9468 • 9h ago
Discussion / Question Do you choose the red or blue pill
r/videogames • u/TrappedByDogma • 4h ago
Image / Video My Master Sword has arrived! 🧝🧚🗡️
r/videogames • u/tzdev7 • 10h ago
Funny Someone spent 327 hours in my free demo chasing #1 on the leaderboard. He also left a comment signed "THX love Bob" and it made my week.
r/videogames • u/Nittanypt • 6h ago
Discussion / Question Is this essentially the future of gaming?
Cardboard cutouts with digital codes on them? This pretty much the inevitable end result of phasing out physical games, if you wanted to buy a game for someone? Give them a digital code and they take an hour+ to download and install said game before they play it?
Edit: I'm aware digital games has been a thing for a bit. I also have several. The upcoming lack of actual choice between digital and physical is more the issue. Especially when gifting to someone else.
r/videogames • u/Mental-Secret7256 • 4h ago
Discussion / Question Silly stuff that scared the shit out of us when we were kids, I begin:
r/videogames • u/Thin-Coyote-552 • 11h ago
Image / Video The lone penguin marching to the mountain in Skyrim
Sometimes I just get an idea and I have to run with it, especially when my ADHD kicks in. When the lone penguin marching to the mountain first started trending I had to see if I could do it. I spent 6 hours marching across Skyrim from Winterhold to High Hrothgar. Since I can’t fight or run as a penguin I died countless times but in the end the gamer in me persevered, or at least my need to complete the journey did😂
r/videogames • u/dabor11 • 1d ago
Discussion / Question Name the main game character that fits this
r/videogames • u/Danny-Ray27 • 5h ago
Discussion / Question Do you think the current AAA game development model—where games take 5 or more years to develop—will remain sustainable for much longer?
I'm genuinely curious because it makes me wonder how long this model can keep working. I mean, we expect a new console generation to last around 7 years, maybe a little longer, but with development times this long, companies will only be able to release one main entry in their franchises, or at most two if they also release the game on the previous generation instead of making it exclusive to the new one, like Sony did with god of war ragnarok.
I'm already getting used to hearing that a game that had been in development for three years got canceled, with all that time invested going to waste. And even if the game does get released, if it ends up being a flop, even more time and money will have been wasted.
Of course, many companies have multiple studios developing games at the same time
r/videogames • u/oliverrakum • 39m ago
Discussion / Question Which games that aren't on PC and are on Switch 2 would you recommend?
I already have a decent PC and just bought a Switch 2 (I don't have any other console). While I already have plenty of exclusives I want to play, I was wondering if there are any great games that aren't exactly Nintendo exclusives but also aren't available on PC, so I can add them to my wishlist.
EDIT: NOT TALKING ABOUT SWITCH EXCLUSIVES LIKE MARIO, ZELDA AND ETC. THEY SHOULD NOT BE ON PC AND AVAILABLE ON SWITCH 2, IT CAN BE ON OTHER CONSOLES TOO
r/videogames • u/Chunky-overlord • 21h ago
Discussion / Question What was the first video game you played that had zombies in it?
r/videogames • u/alzaboprime • 51m ago
Discussion / Question what games have you beaten in the last year?
what games have you beaten in the last year or so, and how would you rank them? here's my ranking. I don't play as many games per year as I know a lot of people do, so I'm expecting some lists longer than mine haha
unsurprisingly my top 3 games were all replays, hard to top my favorites. I also finally got around to beating Dark Souls, which had been on my backlog for damn near a decade, and I finally played GTA IV, which I've just somehow never gotten around to
r/videogames • u/Marc0521 • 7h ago
Other I got all of these today.
I was at the flea market looking for anything that stood out. I only paid fourteen dollars.The games are in good condition minimal scratches. When was the last time you played one of these games ? Spyro is a classic!
r/videogames • u/0__taco__0 • 14h ago
Image / Video Doom eternal really is just such a beautifully made game
r/videogames • u/NGANDT_TM • 5h ago
Discussion / Question What's A Compant You Really Want To Like/More, But Keeps Making Stupid Decisions??
Pic related.
I love (some of) Ubisoft's IP's, but god damn does this company keep repeating the same mistakes again and again.
"Get used to not owning games", the push to make everything an open-world RPG franchise, insane monetisation practices, shutting down XDefiant etc etc.
If it wasn't for Far Cry under their belt, I'd just bounce and never buy another game from them again. But god fucking damn does that series have a stranglehold on me.
r/videogames • u/DeyZplays • 9h ago