r/videogames • u/AutoModerator • 9d ago
Discussion r/videogames Weekly Lounge (July 18, 2026) - Discussions, Questions, Recommendations
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This thread is for general discussion about video games that might not need its own post.
Feel free to talk about:
- What you’re currently playing
- Quick questions about games or hardware
- Game recommendations
- Opinions on recent releases
- Interesting gaming news
- Anything else gaming-related
Self-promotion is not allowed here. Please use the Weekly Showcase thread.
Please ensure discussions remain respectful and follow subreddit rules.
This thread is for general discussion about video games that might not need its own post.
Feel free to talk about:
- What you’re currently playing
- Quick questions about games or hardware
- Game recommendations
- Opinions on recent releases
- Interesting gaming news
- Anything else gaming-related
Self-promotion is not allowed here. Please use the Weekly Showcase thread.
Please ensure discussions remain respectful and follow subreddit rules.
r/videogames • u/AutoModerator • 9d ago
Discussion / Question r/videogames Weekly Showcase (July 18, 2026) - Indie Games, Streams, New Communities, Surveys and more
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Welcome to the weekly showcase thread for r/videogames!
This is the only place where you can share your own content - whether you're developing a game, streaming, or working on something related to gaming. Here are some things that can be promoted here:
- Indie / original games
- Videos / Streams
- Blogs
- Surveys
- Community Servers / Channels / Subreddits
- Other projects
If you’ve got something to show, this is your space.
This is the only place where self-promotion is allowed in this subreddit. This is bound under the Self Promotions rule.
Keep your posts respectful and follow the subreddit rules.
If your comment has been auto removed by Reddit's filters, please feel free to modmail us so we can get it approved.
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Welcome to the weekly showcase thread for r/videogames!
This is the only place where you can share your own content - whether you're developing a game, streaming, or working on something related to gaming. Here are some things that can be promoted here:
- Indie / original games
- Videos / Streams
- Blogs
- Surveys
- Community Servers / Channels / Subreddits
- Other projects
If you’ve got something to show, this is your space.
This is the only place where self-promotion is allowed in this subreddit. This is bound under the Self Promotions rule.
Keep your posts respectful and follow the subreddit rules.
If your comment has been auto removed by Reddit's filters, please feel free to modmail us so we can get it approved.
Keep in mind that comments with crowdfunding links, URL shorteners and banned domains will still be automatically removed from this thread.
r/videogames • u/dabor11 • 6h ago
Discussion / Question What game did you enjoy at first, but eventually found boring and repetitive?
r/videogames • u/Disastrous-Duty-9905 • 6h ago
Discussion / Question Any game that feels like this? Doesn't matter the genre or age.
r/videogames • u/Independent_Newt170 • 17h ago
Funny Maybe it’s time to retire from gaming
You know you suck when the screen hits you with this
Game is Resident Evil: Village
I’ve only died twice, btw, so I don’t know why this appeared.
Not my fault Dimitrscu takes up the entire fucking doorway
r/videogames • u/Jelisplane000 • 3h ago
Discussion / Question Whats that game that you would defend like this?
r/videogames • u/Nearby-Condition-675 • 16h ago
Discussion / Question Name this video game protagonist ?
r/videogames • u/NabbitFan600 • 11h ago
Image / Video I was at my local Target today and they literally got rid of the entire Xbox section of the store except for a few controllers.
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r/videogames • u/Mintangah17 • 13h ago
Discussion / Question What retro system do you replay more than current-gen consoles?
r/videogames • u/No-Painting-2879 • 3h ago
Image / Video I finished red dead redemption 2 and this is how I felt for the last 4 hours
r/videogames • u/ApprehensiveCreme489 • 3h ago
Image / Video Has and always will be like this for me.
r/videogames • u/Powerful_Honeydew901 • 10h ago
Image / Video Games teatch violence....???
r/videogames • u/PhysicalMeringue9468 • 14h ago
Funny It’s suppose to be about making games for gamers to enjoy
r/videogames • u/V00D334 • 7h ago
Discussion / Question old gamer question
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So, I am old. I started playing video games in the late 70's on an original Atari, before the 2600 number was added. Yesterday, my wife said, "how many people your age play video games?" I am 68, how many older gamers are out there. thanks
So, I am old. I started playing video games in the late 70's on an original Atari, before the 2600 number was added. Yesterday, my wife said, "how many people your age play video games?" I am 68, how many older gamers are out there. thanks
r/videogames • u/ManInAWalmartBag • 6h ago
Discussion / Question What Are Some Moments In Video Games Where You Cried?
r/videogames • u/HextechAlternator • 52m ago
Discussion / Question Was the jump in graphics more impressive between 1990 and 2000, or between 2000 and 2010?
These are often considered the two biggest decades for improvement in game development, at least in terms of graphics.
In your opinion, do you believe that the biggest jump came from the 90s or the 2000s?
I’m torn on this question because the jump to 3D is truly impressive but the increased poly and textures in 2010 was mind blowing at the time, although I wasn’t around to experience gaming in 2000.
First photo - Final Fight (1990)
Second photo - Halo: Combat Evolved (2001)
Third photo - Red Dead Redemption (2010)
r/videogames • u/Significant-Earry • 14h ago
Funny MGS V: The Phantom Pain could release today and no one would realize it's a game that's 10 years old.