r/gamesuggestions • u/burgerman_40k • 1h ago
PC looking for niche and underrated singleplayer fps games on steam
i really like to play fps games, but i already player most of the well known ones, i prefer single player fps games
r/gamesuggestions • u/Vashta_The_Veridian • Jul 22 '26
if you find a post that is being spammed please report every example of it ive recently been getting spam reports on posts that havent been spammed by the poster so if its the exact same post by different people i cant easily find that so please help me out by reporting every example
r/gamesuggestions • u/Vashta_The_Veridian • Feb 24 '26
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r/gamesuggestions • u/burgerman_40k • 1h ago
i really like to play fps games, but i already player most of the well known ones, i prefer single player fps games
r/gamesuggestions • u/didlowman • 24m ago
Hey all
I've always wanted to get into Metroidvania but find they require quicker reaction times or too difficult.
So any recommendations for a 1st Metroidvania
r/gamesuggestions • u/eezcaz • 1h ago
IM Mainly an mmo/arpg player and I like more chill games to relax with, games I played more recently are yakuza games and the obvious top down bg3 div2 and pathfinder, pillars. Something I wanted was a bit more cozy like a base building game potentially with combat or survival like in space. I love sci-fi always wanted to like stellaris too but just can't get my head around those games.
r/gamesuggestions • u/DippinThots789 • 2h ago
I've been thinking about playing FF10 again but I think really I just want something with a similar combat system. My budget is $30. Any turn based RPG suggestions?
r/gamesuggestions • u/KozaSWD • 9h ago
I'm looking for new (2020-2026) interesting games under 10GB size. Despite their small size, I want them to be reasonably complex. I'm not looking for games that can be easily beaten under 2 hours.
r/gamesuggestions • u/RetroviewsGaming • 19m ago
hope you get a chance to try these out - especially machine party!
games im thankful for 3 | indie games | Machine Party, From Glory to Goo & Midnight Hoops
games i’m thankful for v3
r/gamesuggestions • u/Level-Disaster-6151 • 6h ago
Bonus point if it is a real collection in a single game
I like games, I want games with lots of games. Anthologies, compilations all in one package.
I love anthologies and collections of games, primarily on steam but I am open to other platforms. I want singles packages with different experiences in small games or minigames. ( Compilations of games are preferred )
To give some pointers and recommendations here are some steam releases that fit these criterias and that I liked :
Terry’s Other Games
Vladimere’s Lore
The basement Collection
Notebook Entries
Dofbox
Pemsa
Bamboo EP
Some goodbyes we made
Anthology of the killer
Locally Sourced Anthology
10mg :)
Dread X collection
Ufo 50
Simogo Collection
Fairune collection
r/gamesuggestions • u/Pitiful-Homework662 • 10h ago
Need fun online games with active chat. No boring grind. Free for mobile/pc pls.
r/gamesuggestions • u/artur09s • 11h ago
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r/gamesuggestions • u/picc91 • 11h ago
Can anyone give me a suggestion for a 2d game please?
r/gamesuggestions • u/WhyAmIHereExactlyHM • 1d ago
Hi. I can't explain why, but I am implicitly drawn to the concept of holding power and using it very poorly on purpose. Does anyone know any games where you can effect an economy, tank it, or just generally make things worse by making bad choices?
Thanks in advance!
(I already posted this in r/gamingsuggestions but I thought I'd post it here as well to get more chance of some good replies)
r/gamesuggestions • u/mouse1371 • 23h ago
Are there any casual/exploration style games where you are a pilot? I’m looking for something along the lines of Euro Truck Sim or Sailwind. Not crazy about Microsoft Flight Simulator, and I’m not looking for anything with combat. Something more cozy.
r/gamesuggestions • u/Rowlett664 • 23h ago
I've been having trouble finding new shooters to play for a while, mostly due to the fact that I love to use revolvers/Hand Cannons, but in almost any game I play, they dont really have the feel im looking for. The only 2 games I've found that get it right for me are Borderlands 3 and Destiny 2, so if anyone can give me a game with that kinda feel, it would be much appreciated, preferably in first person. And before any of you mention Borderlands 4, it somehow lost the feel for revolvers from 3, so just to let you know.
r/gamesuggestions • u/The_Lazy_Ambivert • 18h ago
No High Level Puzzle
Single Player
Offline
More focus on Story
Example:-The Baby in Yellow And Choo Choo Charles
Platform: Android
Available on Play Store
r/gamesuggestions • u/ObscureConductor • 1d ago
Hey! I'm looking for some recommendations for 3DS games! I'm looking for any kind of genre, but if I had a preference I'd say Platformers and RPGs are my favourite genres.
I'm in the UK, so some games may not have been released/be available over here.
If there are any underrated games you know and like please also let me know, I might have missed a good one when looking for some game suggestions.
r/gamesuggestions • u/Electrical_Horse7511 • 11h ago
im looking for a roblox game to play and i really like games like deepwoken and other titles similar to it like vv ultimatum but the issue is the region barriers of au so i cant play in their servers every, other games i enjoy were jjs but im looking for a game with levels and good enough pvp like chime of conflict, ive played sims like fisch and bee swarm simulator but i want to be more hands on rn
r/gamesuggestions • u/RL92354 • 15h ago
I don't even know what type of games I will like, I am open to almost anything be it PvP or PvE or whatever.
I have not played many games before, I played mostly League of Legends and some For Honor but mainly LoL. I liked The Witcher 3, AC Odyssey and Valhalla...
r/gamesuggestions • u/DrAverageJoeNumber33 • 1d ago
So I have an autistic son, who finds peace and enjoyment in "playing" ps5 astrobots with me. By playing it's more like me playing and him commenting/directing me.
But even though I think astrobot is a well made and cozy game, I have to admit after 100 hours played, I'm beginning to throw up a little bit every time he wants to play.
I need some suggestions on games that may be enjoyable for him to watch, where it doesnt get boring in the eyes of a 4 year old, the game is forgiving and casual while not being GTA level of violence 😉
Two player option would be nice, as there is also other siblings who may be interested, but definitely not a must if you think the game may hit the spot.
Appreciate you guys!
r/gamesuggestions • u/mediaserf • 1d ago
any games where the dragons are actually interesting to fight?
dragon age inquisition and dragons dogma come to mind, but im wondering if theres more. i was inspired because i wanted to play outward, which seemed like a cool fantasy game, but i found out there arent really any dragons or large enemies at all from what ive seen
i already know about monster hunter and the soulslike games
even if its a jrpg, or action or whatever, just something thats challenging and isnt as shallow as skyrim
r/gamesuggestions • u/White_flowerp • 1d ago
Are there any games with customization on Android or games that are able to run on Joiplay? I'm Black and I'm not able to find games that have good customization. I don't mind what the game is about, but I mostly prefer slice of life games or romance games, anything like that.
r/gamesuggestions • u/Averagemale18 • 14h ago
Pls no gun games cus I suck at it
r/gamesuggestions • u/dpravartana • 1d ago
With this I don't necessarily mean games of the same genre (like God Eater, Toukiden or Wild Hearts), but games where the gameplay system is basically "choose from many different missions > be teleported to mission > earn rewards > craft weapon/armor/robot > choose harder mission". For example, I'd say Mercenary Kings and Phantasy Star Online 1 play like this, even if they're not Monster Hunter-likes.
I'm just a sucker for that kind of gameplay instead of open worlds, fetchquests and sidequests or linear level progression. I always prefer games where I can just pick a mission, improve in whatever way I want and progress at my own pace without necessarily following a story.
Old games are fine if they can be emulated, and they can be single-player or coop, both are fine.
Thanks in advance!!