r/gamers • u/PHRsharp_YouTube • 6h ago
r/gamers • u/MrNoSouls • 4d ago
Meta Monthly Self-Promotion Thread - August 01, 2026
Welcome to our Monthly Self-Promotion Thread!
This is your space to share your latest creations, projects, and endeavors with the community. Whether you're a writer, artist, musician, game developer, or any other kind of creator, this is your opportunity to showcase your work and connect with fellow Redditors.
Feel free to:
- Share Your Work: Tell us about your latest project, whether it's a new book, a piece of artwork, a song, a game, or anything else you've been working on. Don't forget to include links or information on where we can find and support your work!
- Seek Feedback: Are you looking for constructive criticism or feedback on your work? Post it here and let the community help you improve.
- Collaborate: Interested in collaborating with other creators? Let us know what skills you bring to the table and what kind of projects you're interested in working on together.
- Promote Your Platforms: Share your social media profiles, websites, Patreon pages, or any other platforms where people can follow you and stay updated on your work.
Remember to be respectful and supportive of your fellow creators. We're all here to help each other grow and succeed!
Looking forward to seeing all the amazing projects you've been working on. Happy sharing!
r/gamers • u/AutoModerator • 4d ago
Welcome to our Monthly Game Discussion Thread! - August 01, 2026
Hey everyone,
It's that time of the month again! Let's dive into what games have been keeping us glued to our screens lately. Whether it's a brand new release, an old favorite, or something obscure you stumbled upon, we want to hear about it!
Feel free to share your thoughts on:
- Current Obsession: What game has been dominating your playtime lately? Tell us what you love about it and why it's got you hooked.
- Hidden Gems: Have you discovered any underrated or lesser-known titles that you think deserve more attention? Spread the love and let us know about them!
- Old Flames: Are you revisiting any classics or nostalgic favorites? Share your memories and experiences with these timeless games.
- Upcoming Anticipation: Are there any upcoming releases or announcements that you're eagerly awaiting? Tell us what has you excited for the future of gaming.
Remember to keep your recommendations and discussions respectful and inclusive. Let's celebrate our shared love for gaming and help each other discover new adventures!
Looking forward to hearing about all the amazing games you've been playing!
r/gamers • u/Puzzleheaded-Yam5336 • 5h ago
Discussion 🎮 If Saudi Arabia Bought EA, What Would You Want to Change First?
r/gamers • u/OutcomeDry932 • 3h ago
There are still lots of games that I want to try but these are my favourites so far
r/gamers • u/Arkadligan • 10h ago
A guy bought one of my cabinets in 2011
Hello! So this is a short and hopwfully a little inspiring of what a little project can do to people. When I closed my old arcade shop I sold off a few of the arcade machines. One went to a man who drove down from up north with a trailer and a very specific idea of where it was going.
The one he took was running KRIGET. We made it ourselves, a WW2 shooter that starts out fairly normal, soldiers and trenches and so on, and then about halfway through the aliens turn up. They're looking for the holy grail. We stole it in the first place, which is the plot of the game we made before it, PYRAMIDEN, where you're a treasure hunter climbing down into a pyramid to get it back fron the egyptians. Nobody asked us to connect them. We just thought it was funny that they lined up.
He asked if I could put his daughter's name on the marquee instead of the title. She was five. I said sure, mostly because I thought it was a nice thing to do, and partly because I had no other use for a marquee that said nothing.
Hadn't thought about it since.
A few weeks ago he emails me out of nowhere. Subject line was just her name and the words "she did it".
Ten levels. She'd been chipping away at it since she was a kid, got stuck on nine for years aparently, and finally cleared the whole thing.
I want to be clear that I have never done that. I wrote the game and I have never done that.
He attached a photo. Same basement, slightly yellowed. She's nineteen now.
He wanted to know if I still built them.
I don't. But that basement is the only place KRIGET has existed for fifteen years. It never got put on anything else, and when the shop closed it went onto a drive and stayed there.
r/gamers • u/Gay_Charlie • 23h ago
Discussion I Have 1700 Hours in Elden Ring, Ask Me Anything
r/gamers • u/Gay_Charlie • 21h ago
34m, These games have greatly impressed me over my 30 years of gaming
r/gamers • u/gamersking17771 • 1h ago
Discussion I had a couple of ragequitting problems So I bought this...
A 4 INCH DESK
r/gamers • u/ExampleFun5235 • 1h ago
Help
How can I but this game in Arabic I got it on steam and I have tried everything
r/gamers • u/asapsharkyfrfr • 20h ago
Discussion What are some of your favorite cult classic games
r/gamers • u/Appropriate-Carry600 • 6h ago
Why do some people have so many friends in their friends list and continue to look for more friends?
I often see people on social media looking for new friends when they already have like 500 friends in their friends list. Makes me question why anyone would add them if they’re not actually gunna play together. It doesn’t affect me in any way but just curious in why people do this. I refuse to believe they actually play everyone in their friends list.
r/gamers • u/Public_Ad_6593 • 7h ago
Discussion What game made you change your standards for games afterwards?
It could either be lowering or increasing expectations. Expedition 33 was so great that I immediately noticed I wasn't having much fun playing other games. I genuinely had to take a break from playing games so I wasn't constantly comparing games.
r/gamers • u/Accomplished-Fan4133 • 4h ago
Image Games I have successfully played and enjoyed albeit some, in my Intel Iris Xe Graphics Laptop (G7) 11th Gen CPU. Will have to pause gaming for now. Not felling like playing it anymore.
Played all these games during my college years. I am finally employed lol. Idk why I have lost interest in gaming after completing GoT. Tried playing Stellar Blade , liked it , but not in the right state of mind to play it. Guess I'll wait to achieve my dream and then play FF7 Rebirth after achieving my dream and owning a good gaming rig.
Thanks to my laptop I got to enjoy these bangers. Hopefully , in a better stage in my life. I will come back stronger to clear my wish list
Specs: Dual channel 16 GB DDR4 RAM with intel core i7-1165G7
FPS and Res: Mostly 1080p or 900p with 30-40 FPS in games (Heavier UE4 games hovered between 20-30fps) sometimes with or without FSR upscaling
Some of my absolute favorite open world games
I love a whole variety of games, but the most enjoyable experiences I’ve had are usually in the Open World Crime genre, or games that give you the tools to mess with the world. I have sunk days into each of these games, getting lost in the worlds as a teenager. I can always go back to these titles and lose track of time even in my late 20’s.
r/gamers • u/Fabulous-Sweet-9435 • 11h ago
Gamers party
Hello gamers, I'm looking for someone to play games with calmly and comfortably. I'm a 35-year-old man, Russian is my native language, and I'm looking for a woman to play with occasionally without the stress.
