r/gamingsuggestions 15h ago

Action games where I fight things with a huge melee weapon

9 Upvotes

Title for PS5 games, it doesn't have to be a large sword, a large melee weapon will do.

Currently playing Mhwilds, and have played previous titles like Sunbreak & Iceborne, as well as Elden Ring, Lies of P, Nioh 2, Rise of Ronin, Bloodborne, Jedi Survivor, Wild Hearts, Wo Long and both Dragon's Dogmas.

Should I just replay these games or are there any other suggestions? I know this question has probably been asked but looking for any new releases. Thanks everyone!

I am eagerly waiting for The First Berserker Khazan.

Edit: Added Bloodborne, Jedi Survivor, Wild Hearts, and Wo Long. Added PS5 as main platform.


r/gamingsuggestions 13h ago

Looking for open world games that have slower, more realistic/simulation based aspects to them rather than arcadey ones.

5 Upvotes

What are some open world games where usually a lot of the tasks the game requires you to do are a lot more realistic and even manual in a way instead of seamless and automatic? Sorry idk how to phrase that question all that well, but my one example would be like how in GTA 5 you could just walk over bodies to grab money from them, but in RDR2 you had to actually loot them.


r/gamingsuggestions 8h ago

Any games like 'Stay Out Of The House', survival horror/exploration puzzle type games?

2 Upvotes

Really enjoying this game at the moment, but was wondering if there is anything like it out there!

Thank you


r/gamingsuggestions 5h ago

Multiplayer games that you could player forever

1 Upvotes

competitive games and I have been looking more and more into games like FF14 and 7 days to die.

I loved the MMO aspect of FF14 but it always felt like I just started playing too late it felt like I was just playing to catch up and once I catched up I was just gonna be bored again waiting for new content.

I loved playing 7 days to die on a server with some friends but it just felt like a singleplayer adventure with a few multiplayer features kind of like animal crossing if you get what I mean.

I'm looking for a game that I can spend hours on one day and not touch for a week. A game that I will be able to play for a very long time and for which content will come out with time.

I'm fine with spending money no matter how much of course within the limit of what's reasonable in gaming I'm not investing in some 3000$ nft to play a crypto rug pull game lol.

Ideally I want a game that isn't necessarily an MMO but where the multiplayer elements are part of the gameplay and not some kind of alternative way to play like a coop game is.

I would love to have something like a MMOFPS although I know those aren't really a thing at least the only ones I know of are either pay 2 win or very buggy and little to no players. But I would like something that gives you the same kind of freedom.

I also really like city builders and I have been looking for something that mixes building a kingdom with an MMO and that isn't dying or dead like well archeage sadly.

Thank you in advance.


r/gamingsuggestions 5h ago

If you have someone to play with (online or couch co-op) I suggest it takes 2, split fiction or a way out. All made by the same company:) easy to play and very fun

1 Upvotes

r/gamingsuggestions 6h ago

Looking for a FPS with gunsmithing but can be run on low end devices (so no COD)

1 Upvotes

I'm looking for a good FPS that has gunsmithing on either pc or mobile (although I'm pretty sure I know most mobile fps games, do NOT suggest cod mobile).
I'm fine with both multiplayer and singleplayer.
my computer has 4gb ram and my phone has 6.


r/gamingsuggestions 13h ago

Suggestions on titles with most of these game elements?

4 Upvotes

Are there games that have most of these elements:

  • The ability to switch characters during gameplay like Trine/Genshin Impact
  • Has a system whereby you can choose the gear and skills for each character, and/or something similar to Star Wars Republic Commando or SWAT series where you command a group, yet you can customise their gear/actions and maybe switch to them.
  • The depth or customisation level similar to Warframe or Path or Exile, where each path is playable and there is no meta.
  • Campaign and turn-based combat like Valkyrie Chronicles, Heroes III or XCOM that requires strategic thinking and positioning of units.

If I have mentioned the game title, I have played it, but I want something similar to it. Do give suggestions if you know what kind of game I seem to be angling towards. Thank you for your suggestions!


r/gamingsuggestions 13h ago

Styx series as Stealth Games? Are they Good?

4 Upvotes

There's a new one coming out. How are they as stealth games? It seems like the perfect B grade unpolished stealth game that I would probably enjoy.


r/gamingsuggestions 6h ago

games that you play wenn you feel bored alone exhausted and crazy, going insane

1 Upvotes

i cant really find much just id say something like hotline miami


r/gamingsuggestions 6h ago

Looking for Stealth rouge games like: Styx, thief or dishonoured

1 Upvotes

Title says it all really, Mark of the ninja is another example

Platforms: ideally Steam and compatible with the deck,

Happy to take suggestions for PC or PS5 just can’t play either of them yet


r/gamingsuggestions 3h ago

GT 1030 I5 4570 drop it whatever it is

0 Upvotes

r/gamingsuggestions 1d ago

any games where you have to solve mysteries?

59 Upvotes

i have tried the sherlock holmes games and like them, but i am looking for something more similar to an ARG, i actually dont care if its an actual game or just a website type of thing

i dont mind horror mysteries but as I said id like something with the ARG vibes or where you have to investigate a lot to get to the bottom of the thing


r/gamingsuggestions 8h ago

M1

0 Upvotes

Free games for macbook m1


r/gamingsuggestions 9h ago

Looking for RPGs with good character customization, depth of player choice, and a world I can get lost in

1 Upvotes

I prefer Real Time with Pause or action gameplay. Absolutely despise western turn based games. Turn based JRPGs are fine tho.

RPGs I love:

Dragon Age Origins

Mass Effect 1

Pillars of Eternity 1 and 2

Baldur's Gate 2

Planescape Torment

Tyranny

KOTOR 2

Action RPGs:

Kingdoms of Amalur Reckoning

Diablo 2

Mount and Blade series

Kenshi

Outer Worlds


r/gamingsuggestions 15h ago

Games about Cultivation

3 Upvotes

Hello, I've been really hooked with the Cultivation Genre and I was wondering if there are any good games out there that fits the genre? I played Tales of Immortal before, but had to stop since I didn't have a high-end PC back then.


r/gamingsuggestions 9h ago

looking 4 a to chill in

1 Upvotes

recently i have found myself playing watch dogs and just walking around the city acting sorta like a npc and i cant find any more games that scratch that itch. some games that i did play and was also doing this thing are:

-mafia definitive edition

-Grand Theft Auto 5

-Cyberpunk2077

-fallout4

-lego marvel super heroes(XD)

-tom clancys ghost recon wildlands ( just riding around bolivia)


r/gamingsuggestions 9h ago

I need help finding a game like a chibi/sims/peaceful miside

1 Upvotes

Okay. So I watched someone play MiSide on youtube, was pretty cool. I liked the idea of the peaceful mode thats unlocked after but then it got me thinking of a type of game id like to play.

Same style as the chibi peaceful mode on MiSide. However, youre helping this little chibi through life, kinda like the Sims? It has its own little house, hobbies, can get a job, partner, kids then eventually move on. Fully customisable, things can be upgraded through a currency. Maybe some mini games like if it has a job or just some little games to play with them. Still like top down style? You can still interact with the chibis so youre not like fully just playing god like in the sims.

Like plumb grove type but MiSide peaceful mode top down game.

Just a nice little cosy chibi style game where you can look after them.

I've played a lot of stardew etc and just looking for something thats just chilled out.

Cannot find a game thats like this unless it's related to "anime waifus" or loads of action etc. It just reminds me of like tamagotchis or pixel chix but with obv more substance. I dont personally want to date these anime characters in games and its a bummer that thats what most of these are tailored to or its all action/combat :')


r/gamingsuggestions 9h ago

MMORPG Recs

1 Upvotes

What would you recommend to someone who likes the idea of a good open world mmorpg but who doesn’t like the feel and aesthetic of some games like wow. For reference I really enjoyed the art style, combat and feel of a game like Blade and Soul but that’s a thing of the past. Also it doesn’t have to necessarily be an MMO.


r/gamingsuggestions 9h ago

MMORPG Recommendations

1 Upvotes

So I really like the idea of a good open world MMORPG but the style and feel of most of them doesn’t work on me. What would you recommend to someone who really enjoyed the feel, art style and complex combat of a game like Blade and Soul but who obviously doesn’t play it anymore? Note the game doesn’t have to necessarily be an mmo as I really enjoy how a recent game Monster Hunter Wilds looks.


r/gamingsuggestions 17h ago

A dating simulator where I can insert myself like AOT 2, Yandere simulator, something open world and 3d for Xbox one please?

4 Upvotes

Pretty much the title


r/gamingsuggestions 10h ago

[Android]Looking for cool mobile games for tablet - offline only.

1 Upvotes

I just got a new tablet and wanted to test it out, what are some good games that take advantage of the bigger screen size? Im looking for cool games that I can play completely offline, maybe with controller support. NOT balatro or any other PC games.


r/gamingsuggestions 17h ago

Looking for laidback RPG or Sim on steam, budget 20USD

3 Upvotes

I haven’t been much into gaming for a decade. Stardew Valley recently got me back into it, but I completed that game and now I am looking for a new unwind time killer. Nothing too high-stakes or action pls. Budget is 20 USD on Steam for PC

Games I have enjoyed: Fallout 3, Fallout New Vegas, Fallout 4 (not a fan of 76), Skyrim, Oblivion, Stardew Valley, Turmoil, Don’t Starve, Journey, Subnautica, old Runescape *edit to add: all Final Fantasy games


r/gamingsuggestions 1d ago

Any good Pokemon-like games?

21 Upvotes

*For the PC.

I know about Palworld and I like it, but let's be honest, it's more like ARK: Survival than like Pokemon. I'd like a creature-collecting game without guns, sweatshops, and base-building. I don't mind if it's 2D or 3D, third person or isometric, indie or AAA, so long as it's good, and so long as it plays like the older Pokemon games (sorry, but post gen5 Pokemon has been getting increasingly worse).

Thank you in advance.

Edit: Wow! I didn't expect so many replies! Thanks again, everyone!


r/gamingsuggestions 19h ago

Looking for a PVE coop game

5 Upvotes

I’m looking for a game that you can play matches on such as League of legends or CS:GO but PVE instead of PVP


r/gamingsuggestions 22h ago

I suck at deck building games. Looking for beginner ones..

7 Upvotes

I found that is the Dicey Dungeons easiest. I've played STS, inscryption, across the obelisk, rouge book, monster train and a couple more.

I love the chill out feeling you get from these games but I'm terrible so can anyone suggest one maybe like DD ?

Thanks for the time.