so ive been looking for some fun shooter games as i have played fortnite for a long time but its getting really boring, and ive heard amazing things about marvel rivals, so i tried it but it doesnt feel fun, it feels really clunky with slow movement. what are youre guys recommendations for fun shooter games with great movement?

Mine was this moment in Outer Wilds. The game is usually pretty chill, even though it can be terrifying at times. It plays a lot with cosmic horror, like the fear of falling into a black hole or the uncertainty of exploring an unfamiliar planet. But holy shit, this moment genuinely scared the hell out of me.

You're just peacefully exploring this solar system, taking everything in, and then you suddenly enter THAT thing. It felt like I had somehow glitched out of reality and stepped outside the Matrix, you know what I mean? It was such a bizarre and terrifying experience.

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A reel appear in my feed a feed weeks ago promoting a game where you play as an arms manufacter and you need to decide when and to who( your goverment, other goverment and the black market) sell to feed wars nonstop and make profit.

The Game i think is in development because the reel said "add to wishlist".

The game is stuck in my head and im having trouble to find It so any clues are welcome

I've been trying to install Red Dead Redemption 2, since last night, and it keeps showing this message. It also did this with other games I installed, several times. Is my PS5 getting fried, or could this just be due to my internet?

😭 just a funny thought I had. Like I was wondering who in their right mind would download free games from a pirate website just so they could have it as their own file or something without the DRM.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Hello!
I am old.
Been playing video games since the late 1970s and though I play a current game for multiple hours per week (Escape From Tarkov) I don't keep current with all that's going on in the field.

I would love to play a game where I simply design sweet looking cottage houses and the landscapes they sit on, maybe a neighbourhood with streets and creeks and bridges...
Simply trying to create something that is idyllic and soothing--a place that I'd like to visit as an escape--not trying to gain points or hit goals to unlock progression.

Is there such a thing?
If not, should there be?
Should we make it???

Thank you in advance for your knowledge.

I know that a lot of people consider the ps1 era of graphics nostalgic or eerie which makes it fit for horror games and also is easy to replicate, especially if they're aiming for the nostalgic feeling. One thing I'm curious about though is how I don't see any modern projects trying to mimick the 2000-2010s era of games. it's hard for me to explain it exactly since I didn't experience it so I'll give a few examples of games whose graphics really caught my attention: Re4, Silent Hill 3, Shadow of the Colossus or like CoD Mw2 or Gta IV. One more notable example are the "piss filter games" or "fuckload bloom games (I'm looking for some games with fuckload bloom if anyone could recommend some.)". It just seems like a really cool looking and unique era of graphics to me and I wish I would've experienced it but my point is that a lot of people definitely experienced those during their childhood or teenage years and I'm surprised I don't see anyone trying to recreate the looks of those games in current times.

I'm sorry if it's a stupid question but it has been stagnating in the back of my mind for some time and I had to get it out. If there are modern indie projects or just more old game recommendations in general that fit my bad description I'd love to hear them aside for an answer to why people aren't trying to replicate the feeling of that era.

All big game companies will get a huge blow to their revenue. This will start next year. In next few years you will see big games made by one person or small teams. Often free or very cheap. Ultimately you will get youtube-like for games, where you will play new AAA games for free in your browser. This is under 10 years from now.

Traditional AAA productions will get even more rare. A lot of big and medium size companies will cease to exist. The consoles will get pushed, just as new PC hardware. Because AI will optimise existing hardware and software(like rendering) to the nth degree. Custom drivers, renderers, overlays, libraries and such. Often built into games themselves. New ways of coding games. There will be no need to buy new hardware.

All console game will get ported to PC, with extensive PC settings.

The gamers will get astronomical amounts of content, and it will all work on their existing hardware.
The industry will get demolished, because it's outdated, but consumers won't suffer.

Steam is in my opinion terrible when it comes to finding new upcoming games and all that, OR I'm just too dumb to understand it which also is possible of course. Does anyone know how to find new upcoming games by any chance (with no Anime, UwU and all that), more like survival games, FPS... horror etcetera.

I’m wanting to play a post apocalyptic/ zombie game with at least a relatively open world and survival/ crafting aspects. I would love something that’s atmospheric, that I can really sink into, but not SUPER punishing. A satisfying progression pace would be nice too.

Dying Light and Days Gone were the first two that popped up on Google. Should I go with one of these or is there a better option out there? Thanks!

Edit: I’m on ps4

So it was just brought to my attention that New York Rep Ritchie Torres is proposing a bill called the Power to the Players Act

Tldr: its a bill that would make it so ANY digitally purchased game would be considered permanently OWNED and can be resold/transfered just like physical not a revocable license, additionally any online dependent games MUST have a way to play offline once support and servers shut down

So my question is what do you all think of this and if it'll actually go anywhere given that certain major developers are already trying to heavily lobby against this?

And if anyone has more information if you could provide it?

A link to Torres' page about it

https://ritchietorres.house.gov/posts/rep-torres-announces-power-to-the-players-act-legislation-to-ensure-gamers-own-their-games

I think so. It reminds me so much of Issin, the sword saint, in Sekiro.

It's brutal, but also fair. he doesn't have a single move that's unfair, and you can learn how to counter it. It's also a really long fight, making it a test of stamina. He also has a really fun personality.

I just dusted off all the video games and consoles I grew up playing as a kid! Brought the ‘now dust free’ collection from my parents basement to my house and hope to get them all set up to one TV so my kids and I can play!!!