Last year, I also made such a post and it was quite popular, at least from my perspective. So I figured I’d do it again this year. Would love to hear how much and what games you’ve played (through)! Doesn’t matter if it’s one or 100, it’s no competition at the end of the day.

First of all, here are images, for those wanting an visual overlook of the list;
Game 1-15
Game 16-30
Game 31-45
Game 46-61

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• Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
  
• Marvel’s Spider-Man 2
• Split Fiction
• Silent Hill 2 (Remake)
• Ghost of Yotei

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• Final Fantasy VII Remake
• Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector
• Divinity: Original Sin
• Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
• Lorelei and the Laser Eyes
• Lost Records: Bloom & Rage
• Night in the Woods
• Superliminal
• The Talos Principle II

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• Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla
• Blue Prince
• Cronos: The New Dawn
• Duck Detective: The Secret Salami
• Duck Detective: The Ghost of Glamping
• Figment 2: Creed Valley …

You are being recorded. Each step you take, each weapon trigger you press, each melee swing and each word you say are being monitored. Be wary of your actions, as each of these recordings will be redone by exact replicas of you, soon.

As enemies start swarming you, your task is to keep them at bay. Enemies drop experience which can level up your character, granting a random upgrade out of the many existing ones.

Upgrades will be inherited by your clones. Become too strong and you might struggle to dodge your clones. Stay too weak and the swarm of enemies might become too much to handle.

Don’t do it alone. The game features both coop and versus modes. Imagine the fun of watching and hearing your and your friend’s clones having the argument about stealing that one chest.

Features

• Multiplayer with proximity voice chat + clones that mimic your voice = dumb fun
• 10 Unique environments with various secrets, enemies and loot to discover
• Tens of weapons to choose from to …

FINISHED! For now *** mods maybe lock it?? If I didn’t message you, you didn’t get a game

have some game codes left from the jingle jam games bundle. (Every year donating a certain amount or more to the jingle jam allows you to get multiple game codes for free.) I’m not interested in any of these games. Comment with the game you would like and I will message you to give you the code. First come first serve.⚠️ EXPIRES DECEMBER 31ST⚠️

****This all happened quite quickly, i have some others left but first i need to decide if I actually want them. I’ll post again later.

Gatekeeper. l.❌️❌️❌️❌️ taken

Ixion.❌️❌️❌️❌️ taken

Old World..❌️❌️❌️❌️ taken

Spirit fall.❌️❌️❌️❌️ taken

The Royal Writ. l.❌️❌️❌️❌️ taken

Warhammer 40,00: Chaos Gate Daemon Hunters.❌️❌️❌️❌️ taken

Hi all,

i created a first prototype and it is available for free on https://odaniagames.itch.io/assistance-required for Windows, Linux and Mac.

It is a survival-action game. You research technologies to get more damage, buildable towers and airstrikes.

What do you think?

So I sometimes cheat in my singleplayer games when I get tired of playing legit for the umpteenth time. But when I ask if a game has cheats or such on its community board over on Steam, some people just can’t handle it and get moral panic. Why?

Why do people care how others play singleplayer games?

I remember when I asked for cheats on Manor Lords community hub and I was attacked by a large portion of the community who gave me jester awards and all kinds of unhelpful comments.

Why the moral panic over singleplayer cheats?

I’ve recently been getting deep into the ARPG genre, and I’ve noticed something kind of exhausting in the discourse, specifically between the Diablo IV and Path of Exile 2 camps.

It feels like you aren’t allowed to just enjoy the genre. You have to pick a team. If you like D4, you’re a casual shill. If you like PoE, you’re a spreadsheet elitist who hasn’t touched grass for a month. 

It reminds me of the old school Xbox vs. PS3 or Halo vs. CoD wars. 

Both games are clearly successful and good at what they aim to do. Why does the existence of one have to be a threat to the other? 

There’s enough ARPG gamers on the planet for both games to have healthy populations. 

Don’t get me wrong, we should absolutely hold devs accountable for tactless and excessive monetization or releasing extremely broken builds. But I see so many people tearing down other players just for having different tastes.

Gaming is supposed to be our escape from the political/tribal noise of …

The ENTIRE time I was on this raid I could hear this guy calling the elevator, and shouting and killing raiders trying to get out. I even walked past the open elevator when I first surfaced, but wasn’t attacked because I wasn’t inside. But when I was finally ready to leave….

I Made map comparsion, what u think guys

For context; literally died 15 times in a row last night to super aggressive players. Decided I’d just give PVP ago too since that’s all anybody wants to do. I’m new, haven’t really been inside the Dam much, didn’t see the window. :) good karma.

Sorry part of the clip is missing, essentially I was hiding in a corner as this guy walked in. I shot him, he ran right and I followed him, starting this clip.

Be my luck id bring it in to a raid and fall off a ladder or something…

All key locations!

I’m aware I missed a bit, but come on. What’s the point of the gun if it is worse than the tempest at dealing with both players and arc?

EDIT: I’m getting ragebaited but the army of typical annoying pedantic redditors here critiquing my aim are missing the point. I could aim for the rotors (more than the ~10 shots that hit rotors in this clip) if I wasn’t in a hurry here, but even if I did why does this pink heavy ammo gun take 2 shots per while a blue medium ammo gun takes 1? Why doesn’t it do enough penetration to destroy an armored rotor? Why does it take several times as many shots to the body as the green heavy ammo gun? I didn’t post this because I think magdumping in a panic with no cover is the optimal way to fight these, fucking obviously to anybody with 2 brain cells to rub together.

So tonight I was playing the buried city cold snap and got shot in the back and killed two games in a row at hospital, so I was a lil on edge. The third game I hear someone near me so I immediately at this point get ready to pvp because I refuse to die again. As I shot at him, he said to me “hey bud don’t kill me that’s not how we should play this game in solos.” I explain to him I just got murdered two games in a row and don’t want it to happen again, he says “follow me” and takes me into the keycard room and said hit everything in here. I legit looted up completely, found two blueprints I didn’t have at the time, and he goes “I have a hatch key, I’m gonna follow you there to make sure you don’t die.” Brings me to the hatch and opens it and I asked if he got anything good. He told me he wasn’t gonna get in the hatch and just wanted to make sure I made it safely, regardless of what happened those two game, this dude showed me that the community is still the best out of any game out …