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This year's gaming space has been wild — not just more titles, but deeper experiences across genres. From indie darlings on itch.io blowing up big on Steam, to blockbuster IPs like *The Legend of Zelda* pushing the limits of Switch, the sheer amount of stuff you can play? It’s kinda bonkers. But which ones fit YOU best?
Digging into how PC players spend $250K building machines JUST for smoother graphics while consoles drop next-gen controllers with insane haptic feedback... yeah, we all want our cake. Here’s a breakdown:
Buddy: “Wanna start playing games? Which platform do I choose?" Well champ? It ain’t simple anymore. Back when it was just SNES vs Megaman, life had order. Not now. Here’s why your first game purchase already went wrong 💀
Oldies played Final Fantasy. Current crew drooling into keyboard waiting on 9 billion unique builds before even starting combat loop! What makes this hot suddenly? Check these:
RPG players today obsessed with chaos mechanics — classes overlapping, swapping mid-combo via twitch reflexes and UI hell! If that excites you… maybe wait till launch day hype calms. Unless your idea of joy involves rage-clicking ability tree reset button after bad boss fight.
[ ] More tactile controller inputs instead buttons [x] Smaller dev teams making experimental narrative loops wip games only 8 hours to finish [] Voice actors getting writing input finally 🗨
You decide what games truly work FOR you, not some random forum thread. 2023 showed variety wins. Whether you chase pixel-art masterpieces from Japan, VR horror built solely using Python code from an indie dev basement, whatever rocks ya boat – just try new sh!t sometimes 😉.
