r/pcgaming Jul 05 '24

Weekly Game Suggestions Thread - July 05, 2024

Looking for game suggestions? Have a backlog and don't know where to start next? This thread is for you!

Tips to get the best suggestions

  • Be detailed! If you're looking for a roguelike, say that. If your game must include zombies, you should probably mention that. The more detailed you are the better the recommendations will be.
  • Are you limited by PC specifications or a budget? That's all good stuff to include.

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u/Rare-Insurance5405 Jul 05 '24

Thanks in advance for ya'll help. I'm looking for stuff that runs on Windows.

CoD 4-like FPS game

I'm a big enthusiast of guns, but owning one in EU is tricky. I'm a big fan of CoD Modern Warfare and recent remaster of the series was pretty interesting. I also loved Battlefield 3 and 4. However, CoD is super-expensive nowadays and I don't want to pay so much for just a year of playing. Is there any other game that captures the semi-realistic feel, but has this type of arcade action like old CoD 4? I know there's BattleBit, but I tried it and it doesn't work for me with that minecraft graphics. Gameplay is fun, but I just don't know where I am most of the time. XDefiant - it's something that I checked out, but UI kills it for me and it has a lot of Fortnite vibes for me. I tried some more realistic sim shooters, but they are boring. I just want to shoot semi-realistic guns in an arcade action like CoD and Battlefied used to be. Preferably that doesn't lose playerbase after few months. Currently playing World of Tanks.

Story-driven games I could play with my wife

We're currently playing Dragon Age: Origins - what other games would you recommend that could fit into category of "feels like watching TV series, but interactive"? I've bought South Park the Stick of Truth on Steam Sale and I'm wondering what other titles we could explore together. We are into reading books together, but sometimes we want to break that up with something mindless and we already watched the good TV series.

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u/lifeisagameweplay Jul 06 '24

Insurgency Sandstorm and It Takes Two