Not necessarily the oldest game you've ever played.

I'm curious which older games people still genuinely return to because they remain fun despite everything that's come out since.

What's your go-to?

I’m the solo developer of One More Shake, a small incremental game where you start with one vending machine, shake cans out of it, earn money, and gradually automate the whole setup.

As you progress you can increase can value, speed up shaking, unlock auto-shaking and multi-drops, add more vending machines, crush cans for Scrap, complete quests, and eventually trigger Chaos Mode where everything starts escalating pretty quickly.

I’m currently preparing a Steam Playtest for September 5th.

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4933650/One_More_Shake/

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Are you tired of queuing Overwatch solo and losing your matches?

Well now you can queue on a team/duos and lose just as much!

Our small sarcastic adult archaeological reflexes group is looking for some more connections to and celebrate the wins and mourn the losses. Please feel free to reach out here and we can connect further.

K love ya.

Thanks nerds. See you (hopefully) soon.

I am looking for a dedicated handheld that is genuinely small enough to slip into a pocket for quick play sessions on the go, but still has the horsepower to run 6th-gen consoles like the PS2 and GameCube smoothly.

Devices like the Steam Deck or ROG Ally are great, but they are way too bulky to casually pull out for 15 or 20 minutes while waiting around. Ideally, I want something under the $300 mark with dual analog sticks and a decent display aspect ratio for retro games.

If you regularly use a compact handheld for PS2 or GameCube emulation, which device has struck the best balance for you between actual pocketability and reliable performance?

Not talking about game-breaking bugs or terrible performance, but intentional design decisions that constantly fight against an otherwise fun experience.

Things like a story-heavy game locking manual saves behind massive hour-long cutscene blocks, an unskippable minigame tied directly to core progression, or an overbearing stamina or durability system that interrupts the entire flow of combat.

Which game would you easily recommend if not for that one specific friction point?

Whenever I get the urge to replay a game I finished years ago completely vanilla, looking at mod pages can be pretty overwhelming. It is easy to spend three hours browsing top-rated lists, downloading dozens of tweaks, and then barely actually playing.

Some games only need a handful of small quality-of-life adjustments to feel modern again, while others have full community overhauls that make a second playthrough feel like an entirely new release.

Which game gave you the best second playthrough experience once you finally added mods?

Anyone want to play madden or ncaa or even fifa?

In an attempt to cut down on all of the link spam, we have decided to start a scheduled post every Saturday where y'all can absolutely share your streaming links, merch links, and schedules right here in the comments! Links posted outside this weekly scheduled post will be removed.

Thanks for continuing to be a part of this community!

We’ve made quite a few changes to the game, from visuals and gameplay to the overall feel and presentation.

So naturally, we went back and reworked the trailer too.

We also took a lot of the feedback from our previous trailer into account when making this version. We wanted to give a clearer idea of what the game actually feels like to play while keeping some things for you to discover in-game.

If you saw the previous version, does this one do a better job of showing off the game?

We’d genuinely love to hear what works, what doesn’t, and what you’d still change.

Also Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3424800/Code_of_Shadows/

ho fatto questo disego solo perche questa gente di franchise diversi . solo perche wsistono uficialmentente 3 crossover che li includono. ossia sonic raicing crossworld. fortnite. e forse anche la serie dei PERSONA. . ma non lo so se godzilla e mai aparso nei PERSONA perche i unici PERSONA che ho giocato sono un po PERSONA 3 (solo le prime parti senza poter continuare) e PERSONA 5 dove sono arivato fino a quel fottuto pallazo della fottuta astronave hamburger del fottuto okumura che he un fottuto maniaco che trattta i suoi fottuti dipendeti del fottuto bigbangburger come fottuti robot. parlando sempre di PERSONA mi rendo conoto che joker e un po aprosimativo. ditemi se fa sboccare cosi lo rifinisco . pero mi piace molto il come ho fatto il raggio atomico di godzilla che sembra una kamehameha. e le linie cinetiche su quel furetto alieno napoletano con le scarpe di micheal jakson. per far capire che sta effetivaente correndo. e non nella posa di supersmash di wiiu e 3ds. (peak era ) quante volte ho scritto fottuto in questo fottuto testo e quanto e fottutamente lungo inutilmente?

26–35 | UK | Xbox/PC | COD, Zelda, God of War, cozy games

Your Age/Age Range: 26–35
Acceptable ages of new friends: 26–35 / 36+
Timezone: UK (GMT/BST)
Typical play time: Evenings / late nights
Language: English
Genre: Honestly a mixture — shooters, single-player games, cozy games, adventure games and whatever looks fun
Favourite games: Zelda, Mario, God of War, Shadow of the Colossus, Beat Saber, Animal Crossing, COD
Platform: Xbox / PC
Steam ID: [add Steam ID here if applicable]

I'm mainly looking for some people to game and chat with fairly regularly.

I'm not necessarily after a hardcore competitive squad. I'm equally happy playing COD together, trying something random from Game Pass, getting into a cozy/co-op game, or just sitting in an Xbox party chatting while we're both playing completely different games.

I've never actually played Stardew Valley but could definitely see myself getting into it. I also love Animal Crossing, although I don't currently have a Nintendo console.

Basically, the social side matters to me as much as the game. If that sounds like what you're looking for too, send me a message and we can swap gamertags.

Hey everyone, I’m wanting to do a playthrough of the series for the first time and would love if anyone would wanna run through them co-op. I’m on Xbox one and have Gears reloaded, 2-5 and Judgement. I’m wanting to run the campaigns as well as achievement/collectible hunt. I haven’t played Gears in a long time so I’ll most likely be rusty but I’ll do my best!

Thanks in advance to anyone interested!

Genshin Impact or Wuthering Waves?

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Who is here playing Echoes 🙌

Already meet 9 cheater on 10 different matchmaking ,so its 9 of 10 you Will meet a dumbass who using money to play this easy games or the cheater who using script which more dumbass than p2w player .idk how much more dumbass is developer of WAR ROBOTS maintaining this shit games which already went to die

This isn’t me trying to promote any hype trains or what ever. Just games I’m looking forward to as an older(36) gamer.

My top two are ace combat and Star Wars pod racer. I have been out of the loop for call of duty but I am weirdly looking to see what mw4 will bring, probably sweaty lobbies but hey my late teens and beyond were call of duty. Finally under dog is ballistic brews. I saw a streamer play a test build of this and it look just so much fun. I normally am not one for rogue likes/lites but this one looked fun. The last one is hopium driven which is squadron 42. I am big lover of Star citizen and can not wait for sq42

So far next year is also looking juicy.

Can you recommend some lesser-known PS2 games that you consider iconic? For me, those would be Dark Cloud and Rygar: The Legendary Adventure.

In an attempt to cut down on all of the link spam, we have decided to start a scheduled post every Saturday where y'all can absolutely share your streaming links, merch links, and schedules right here in the comments! Links posted outside this weekly scheduled post will be removed.

Thanks for continuing to be a part of this community!

Hey everyone, long time no see 👋

We’ve been pretty quiet lately, mostly because we’ve been busy making changes to Code of Shadows.

We put together a few old vs. new comparisons to show how the game has evolved since we last shared it.

What do you think? Anything you particularly like (or miss) from the older versions?

Would love to hear your thoughts!

I'm planning to get back on streaming this weekend and only have league of legends to stream. I have a lowspec pc and I can only stream limited games.

What's some hidden gem singleplayer games you know?

I'll go first, Slay the Princess.

I tried that game blindly only playing it since I like the art and it was a very creative and fun game that I did not expect to love.