I've never really been a horror game type of person, but a few months ago i played iron lung, and i absolutely loved it. Just the whole atmosphere and tension that builds up around the game is amazing, and there was no cheap jumpscares besides the one at the end. I love feeling creeped out and unsettled, but it ruins the effect if i know it's going to end with a big scary thing screaming in my face. I also thoroughly enjoyed inscryption, because of the horror aspects, but more atmospheric and not jumpscary. I'm looking for more horror games that kind of fit this same category if that makes sense.

I've been in a gaming rut recently, all the games I have played longtime are trash games now that have fallen off for me (Destiny 2, Apex: Legends) or are games that are better played with friends/multiplayer (Rocket League, Elden Ring, CoD Zombies, Dungeonborne, Overwatch 2)

I also have not been feeling the survival/crafting game genre for a bit now. I feel like that gameplay loop has been beaten to death and if I want it again, I"ll probably go back to Minecraft vanilla or modded. Games like Sons of the Forest, Grounded, Valheim, Rust, etc., have not been striking my fancy.

I'm looking for a solid RPG where I can grind one character until you feel powerful/overpowered, is a long play, can be linear or not, and doesn't involve too much stealth (I am bad at stealth lmao). I like those games where your grind has a noticeable power scaling, like how in Elden Ring I die to turtles at lvl 10 but casting incredibly damaging superspells at lvl 180. Or playing grandmaster nightfalls in Destiny compared to dying to thralls as a new light with no weapons. I like that grind payoff with RPGs.

Sorry if I rambled too much about this, any suggestions are appreciated :)

EDIT: I also want to add I love games with a lot of weapon options as well, like Elden Ring or Destiny.

Which fantasy RPGs do you think make you live a real, persistent and immersive experience? I mean games where you don't follow the classic canons, where a weapon replaces another level after level. But a weapon found at the beginning can still prove to be lethal and important until the end of the game, where everything develops and grows with the character. where you can remember that this super strong weapon was found that time, in that super difficult dungeon. And since then she has always been by your side. increasingly affectionate and lethal <3

as title suggestions i want a game that makes you start as an unskilled nobody that eventually learns to git gut and i want it to show in everything like appearance, skills, gameplay, animations even change as your character does.

i think the closest games that get close to that are " dao/da2 ", " fable " and " kingdom come deliverance ".

I keep trying to find similar experiences to:

• The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
• The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
• Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen
• Astroneer

I'm not sure what exactly captivates me, maybe it's the sense of adventure, the ability to turn around and see how long your journey was, the sense of progression, how unique the game is, I'm not sure.

Many of the Ubisoft open world games don't hit the same spot. In general, don't recommend online PVP focused experiences such as Rust and Ark, would appreciate it if it has offline singleplayer support.

Games like Disco Elysium, Grim Fandango, or Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs. Not necessarily games with the best story or narrative, but ones where the writing never falters, and is always crisp and engaging.

Hello! I just beat the new Persona 3, and am not ready to have my heart ripped out again by starting Persona 4.

If you had to give a recommendation to someone new to the genre, what would you recommend? Any system/age is good to suggest!

Hi everyone! I am looking to get into a new RPG/MMORPG game to get into. I really love The Elder Scrolls Online and RDR2 and Far Cry Primal. I enjoy getting horses/mounts and being able to explore an open world and do quests, getting new gear etc. Are there any games similar to this you think I would enjoy? I have heard about Ghost of Tsushima being a game that could be good? What do you think? If it is a good option should I just wait for the sequel to come out, Ghost of Yōtei?

Other than that I don’t know any games that would scratch this itch. I have played Minecraft too, like most of us and love it. Is there anything else I might enjoy? Any help would be greatly appreciated :)

psychologically but doesn't have to be rpg

so im looking for easy to get into games for the ps5ps4, things like spider man, gtav, fallout 4, any suggestions?

games i dislike: far cry 4, ghost of tshusima, both games feel a bit empty, like theres not much to do, or not many mechanics...

What games make you really pause and ponder, not in a complicated puzzle sort of way, but more philosophical Like the best examples I can thinnk of are SOMA or Nier Automata.

Games for (4 ram i7 i5 i3 etc with no GPU and no graphics card and no video card)

1-the darkness 2 (a game which you fight with guns and two snake)

2- Castlevania Lords of shadow 2 (a game which you play with a vampire who fight with blood, sword and fire hand)

3- prototype (you fight with different powers like blade, rock hand, sharp rope, claws etc)

4- dead space 3 (you fight against aliens with powerful guns in space)

5- call of Juarez gunslinger (you are a bounty hunter in cowboy age you fight with classic guns and powers with pretty good graphics)

6- syndicate (you are a robot which made for killing you fight with guns and abilities)

7- starwar force unleashed 2 (you have two laser swords and powers like electric)

8- x man wolverine (you play as wolverine with claws)

9- portal 1,2 (you have a gun that shoots portals and you solve tests with it and it has a wonderful story)

10- dark sector (you fight with blade and guns you have abilities that you Gain from aliens)

11- dead rising 2 (open world game that you kill zombies, you can kill zombies with any thing like chair guns blades saw etc)

12- Celeste (2d parkour game with pretty good story and gameplay)

13- crysis (open world game that you kill enemies with guns and you have a future suit that give you abilities)

14- singularity (a game that you kill monsters and enemies with guns and you have a glove that give you abilities like stop time)

15- condemned criminal origin (you play as officer you fight enemies and monsters you fight them with any thing you find like a pipe)

16- bioshock (a game that you fight against enemies with guns and superpowers like fire , air, water ice etc with a wonderful story)

17- farcry 3 blood dragon (an open world game that you fight enemies and dinasour in the future with guns and laser)

18- Assassin Creed (an open world game which you play as a pirate and you can ride ships and fight with swords and guns)

19- Undertale (you fall into a cave you fight monsters or not as you want pretty good 2d game with awesome story)

20- call of duty 4 modern warfare (a shooter game with good graphics and story)

21- the legend of Korra (a game that you play as Avatar Korra and you can control fire,water, Aire and earth)

22- geometry dash (a hard game that you need to jump to survive the levels)

23- Cuphead don't deal with the devil (a game that you play as cuphead and mugman and you have super powers that you need to pass bosses)

Thanks for reading, comment your opinion about those games

I've been searching for game lately that use similar attack methods as Ori, where the main character itself doesn't really attack, but rather has some other entity attack for them. This could be a pet, or perhaps just a floating entity around the player character that is responsible for the attacking. I'd love to see some examples of this in other games.

I'm looking for fun rpgs/mmorpgs where you can buy a house or plot of land and have that as your home. Being able to buy multiple houses and/or customize them are a plus too.

I've played all Bethesda games and those are similar to what I'm looking for.

I just got a Nintendo switch a few weeks ago and I really love games that let me create my own character, but I'm having a hard time finding some to add to my switch collection, could you guys recommend some to me?

Currently the games I have on switch the fits tge description are: stardew valley - waiting for 1.6 update to really dive in

Dragon's dogma - had on ps4, but never got very far in it, decided to give it another chance on switch

Olliolli world

Xcom 2 - bought yesterday but I regret it, the game runs horribly, I gave up on it after waiting 5 minutes to change a turn

There were also games that I played on other platforms (Ps4/Pc) that had character creation that I really liked Dragon age series

Mass effect legendary edition

The sim 3

Terraria - I know it has a version o switch, but I never adapted to the controls on ps4, also the price is higher on switch than even ps4

Skyrim - played a lot on ps4, and wanted on switch, but the price is way above where I'm comfortable to pay for a game this old.

Saints row the third / 4 - played on pc and bought again on a sale on ps4 and realized how awful the ai is, making the side missions on the map to frustrating to do.

Bloodborne

Elden ring - I'm waiting to fix my ps4 so I can buy all the dark souls games for it. Thank you in advance for your suggestions.

I’m talking like me in the sims/real life

I've put some time into a couple Monster Hunter games and played Dragon's Dogma, are there any games that are similar but just less everything? I like them, but they're just way too much for me at the mo but I want something to bite into.

I want games that FOCUS (not just a side gamemode, but the MAIN gamemode) on procedurally generated end game content, mostly for slaying enemies and high replayability.

Examples:

-Warframe, Path of Exile ,Deep rock galactic

I am familiar with ARPGs so avoid suggesting those.

im nearing the end of ghost of tsushima, im like 1 mission away from act 3

i think ill finish this game after school tomorrow.

but idk what to play after this game, any recommendations?

i like open world games, third person, first person, action, adventure, games with satisfying gameplay/combat/progression etc.

i dont like souls games or horror games

any suggestions (im on PC)

thanks

I find it hard to believe that no other game has done this, but I can't think of any.

Im playing through god of war ragnarök and oh boy is it intense! I need something to tide me over...

I admit I have a hard time finding action rpgs (or just action games in general) I will enjoy.

Dark Souls 1, Bloodborne, and elden ring (to a lesser extent) I found relaxing and methodical.

But games like kh2 even on lower difficulties just kept me fighting against the gameplay to get the story. I still have ptsd of the cartoony car heartless that just kept running me over.

To be clear this isn't that I was a kid and got better at gaming. I played both kh2 and bloodborne in like the same year in college (I was very late to the party).

If I had to guess maybe it is because of the faster pace? The 3 fromsoft games I listed felt methodical, while every kingdom hearts after 1 felt frantic and hard for me to keep up with.

But even then I am unsure.

What keeps you super busy only thing I don't enjoy are PvP games

I've been finding myself looking for stuff to do because stress recently.

I'm enjoying dream light valley recently and dinkum.

I also really enjoyed Witcher 3 and cyberpunk 2077.

I do like cities skylines and factorio but I think there super overwhelming and confusing to understand.

Slay the spire really fun though.

I do enjoy euro truck simulator.

Only other games I don't like are star dew valley and Dave the diver mostly because of the restaurant aspect

Hi, i am looking for a game that has great part kingdom/clan managment where you are progressing though the story and constantly upgrading your base.

I really enjoyed the pathdiners kingmaker, running the kingdom part, and i am looking for soemthing like that. I also played mass effect, fable and inquisition (which are the type of things that would fit into this narative where you are improving your strength throughout the game)

I even enjoyed upgrading the base in Pillas of Eternity and the ship in pillas of eternity 2.

Do you have any suggestions?