What r/gamingsuggestions is talking about this week

(Note: I got mod approval from the sub before posting this) I created this site because I was frustrated that there was no website maintaining an up-to-date list of all games rated as...

I play games like Civilization 6 and 7 Satisfactory Red dead redemption 2 Assassin's Creed black flag No man sky

I've become fascinated by Industrial megastructures or absolutely gargantuan monsters in media or art, but I struggle to find games that show off the sense of scale on these types of things either...

I'm not talking about games like Dishonored where though story does change quite a bit, ultimately regardless of your decision you walk relatively same path and ultimately finish with the same...

Looking for games with an immersive world that feels alive. NPCs living their lives and possibly even reacting to things the player does. Obvious choices would be Elder Scrolls or GTA cities....

I am big gamer, I know probably all games but now I just don't have much time to play and when I do, it feels like a chore to learn new mechanics or play against kids who spends whole day sliding...

My sister is going through a huge gaming slump. She's previously enjoyed games like: Baldurs Gate 3 Dragon Age series Fields of Mistria Final Fantasy XIV Night In The Woods (her favorite!)...

Never played the original. Any thoughts on if an eight-year-old would enjoy it? Too complex or dark?

Hey yall. I like the idea behind papers please but I find the time limit per level stressful rather than exciting. Looking for something that scratches the same itch but with no time limits....