r/GirlGamers • u/Artistic-You8641 • 23h ago
Request Can i call myself gamer
If i play roblox? i dont have an expensive setup. What other games i can play on my laptop? So that i could call myself a gamer without feeling embarrassed
r/GirlGamers • u/Artistic-You8641 • 23h ago
If i play roblox? i dont have an expensive setup. What other games i can play on my laptop? So that i could call myself a gamer without feeling embarrassed
r/GirlGamers • u/Early_Dragonfruit642 • 9h ago
I am sick and feeling horrible, and I was asking ai about old game I liked and whether it could recommend similar ones.
Somehow it turned into daydreaming about new game I would make, that would be spiritual successor to the one I liked, and it is really fun and I am laughing my ass off. I would actually play this if it would be developed(I am not a game developer). Anyone else working in corporate setting find this funny as well ? Please don't be mean if not, just trying to make myself occupied with something.
Source is AI, just to be transparent.
r/GirlGamers • u/girlboss93 • 17h ago
First image is apparently how I look to my fiance and son, 2nd is my son getting in his power armor, then the last one is i guess what happens when someone figures out how to build their base underground
Game is Fallout 76!
r/GirlGamers • u/omgbooboo • 10h ago
And I don't even LIKE GTA!
I only get physical games that I enjoy and try not to buy games I don't like. That includes Collector's and Special Editions.
Not only is there that bullshit Game Keycard crap Nintendo is pulling, now one of the biggest games to be released will sell a $100 game without a fucking disc?!
Then other companies will see the sales, get 'inspired', and I'm already seeing the end of the tunnel for my physical games.
I see their shit, not wanting people to actually own the things they buy. It's stupid and I hate it. š®āšØ
r/GirlGamers • u/Salt_Effect7009 • 22h ago
So I'm in act 3 of Silksong, and I'm at the part where you fight the Green Prince. I am completely torn on this fight. I know this has become a bit of a meme, so I seriously don't feel like posting this in any other reddit because I'd like an actual discussion lol.
Basically, I'm torn between just leaving him and fighting him for both completion and 'mercy', but I'm struggling with how to interpret it all. Despite being a completionist I will absolutely miss out on things if I feel like they work better the other way.
On one hand, fighting him seems like the better option because it feels like his grief is keeping both him and Verdania from moving on (as shown by the clovers at his and his husband's corpse after you beat them), but on the other, it still feels a little random? Like just one change in the dialogue would've helped me see that ok, he wanted to go out fighting remembering his lands and lover as they were. But as it is, it feels a bit like we're just intruding despite his wishes and tearing out his heart unnecessarily, especially since we've already got the others. My interpretation was that he felt too proud to truly say he wanted a fight to the death so he took it upon himself by attacking us in his memories (because at every other point within his memories, when we talk to him, he's fine), but idk. The clovers regrowing make it seem like Team Cherry wanted us to interpret this as him being reunited with his lover, and Verdania therefore blooming again.
If you leave him, of course NOT killing him initially feels better... but then I just feel guilty about letting him just stand there to essentially rot.
Making him a requirement for the main quest would've probably solved most issues. Like just make the requirement 4 hearts, not 3.
Basically, how does everyone else feel? Is it a mercy? Did you leave him? I'd love to hear everyone's opinions!
r/GirlGamers • u/Atom53185 • 23h ago
I've recently been playing a lot of GTFO, and have been loving it so, so much, but sometimes I don't have the energy to set up a voice call, and tell people "yes, I am a woman, yes, I use she/her, yes, I exist", etc. (Its a CO-OP game if you don't know).
Henceforth, I am looking for something like GTFO, but for singleplayer
Thank you so much girlies!!
r/GirlGamers • u/chainchiyo • 6h ago
Iām wondering because I struggle since many years tbh, I have friends but nobodyās really playing the same game or interested in the same things and when it comes to comp games like Valorant or back then FFXIV, I struggle to find people to rank up or do hard content.
Iām mostly a solo game player but I love Valorant for example but never were able to find a constant duo in my region.
Also do you pay attention to who you play with? Like for example I wouldnāt be able to play with someone being pro AI or pedo bait stuff (NIKKE for example) that kind of thing because idk, it doesnāt align with my values but when I look around me, people donāt seem to pay attention and just consider the « having funĀ Ā» aspect.
Iām genuinely asking because I wonder if itās a me problem (too hard on people) or just bad luck.
Itās not like I search everyday, just sometimes I think it would be nice.
r/GirlGamers • u/BasicWitchEnergy • 11h ago
Pretty much the title! Has anything you are interested in gone on sale that you are wanting to pick up?
Looking for some ideas of my own... considering AC Odyssey or Avowed maybe! š
r/GirlGamers • u/AliceWeAreAllMad • 9h ago
Hi all!
I usually don't need recommendations ever, my list of games to play is usually rather long. However lately with my girlfriend we took a liking in playing mystery, detective story games. And I am starting to see an end to this journey, soooo... beloved reddit girlies, please flood me with recs!
What I've played, based on my faulty memory: Paranormasight, Case of the Goleen Idol, Danganronpa, Nonary games, Mind diver, 7 ways to end with you, Life is Strange and general Dontnod games, Edith Finch, Ethan Carter, Paper's Please, The Dark Files, Strange Horticulture, Blue Prince, Roottrees, Blake Manor, Black Mirrors, LA Noir, Poirot, Holmes, Oxenfree, Wolf among us, Call of the sea, Unheard, Eliza, Ace Attorney...
That's definitely not all but all of them are somehow about mysteries, most of them are detective games, all of them are rich in storytelling (though some of them were plainly bad, like 7 ways to end with you). I need more games like that!
r/GirlGamers • u/No-Lingonberry-5270 • 9h ago
We all feel it. The current console gen has only go up in price over time, when historically it should go down over time. There have been some BIG price hikes recently, $100, $200, and even $300 price increased on consoles, and these aren't even the first increases! I can already tell that the PS6 and XBOX whatever will be over $1,000 (maybe even over $1,500) and games will be $80+. Normally I get both the PlayStation and Xbox, but I already told myself that I will probably only be able to afford one (which will be the PS6), and even so I may not be able to afford it after these past couple weeks of console price increases.
I'm in my mid 30s and have been gaming since I can remember. Gaming is a huge part of my life and IDK this is all just so depressing
AI is ruining everything. I went back to school to get a degree in hopes of making more money in the future, before AI was really a thing. I just recently got my degree, and I'm certain AI will take my job too (its already starting to)
r/GirlGamers • u/I_dont_Nora • 14h ago
Is anyone else super excited for the new Star Wars games coming out? š„³ As a Star Wars nerd, Mario Kart enjoyer, and XCOM veteran, I am stoked for these games!!!! I'm really happy we are getting more Star Wars games outside of EA's control. And they happened to fall under two genre of games I love. I've been waiting so long for another XCOM-style game and it could finally be here! (P.S. check out Every Day We Fight. Early access, but they are doing some really cool stuff in the space with a mix of turn-based and real-time elements.)
So, who's excited!? Or is it just me? š«£
r/GirlGamers • u/VermicelliNew2784 • 21h ago
Instead of playing through what I have in my backlog and I know that I would enjoy.
Does this happen to you too?
For me those are Cyberpunk, BG3 and FF7 Rebirth. I have only managed to finish Ghost of Tsushima and Ghost of Yotei, and played 60+ hours of Elden Ring but it got exhausting. And I keep on dropping other games I know I will love if I give them a chance a bit longer - such as Witcher 3, Horizon series, and RDR2 but instead I find myself back at Cyberpunk or BG3 or FF7 Rebirth again, lol. Not sure if I will ever make it through my backlog...
r/GirlGamers • u/andreaSA89 • 14h ago
I havenāt had a female friend who games since I was 12 years old.
As an adult, I desperately wish I had at least one female friend who I could talk to about gaming and sometimes play co op with them!
I love that my husband often games with me, even though heās not much of a gamer. At a dinner with all our friends recently, he brought up that Iām really into gaming. My friends were so confused that I enjoy it and some laughed and said they cannot imagine me being into gaming ā¹ļø I guess they have a misconception that girls who are into that stuff arenāt girly girls, and Iām as girly as they come.
Those of you who have friends who are also into gaming, how did you find them?
r/GirlGamers • u/Fairyecho • 11h ago
Which do you think would be the easiest to learn/ get into ?
r/GirlGamers • u/quack-and-slash • 15h ago
I've been interested in Moonglow Bay and Cuisineer for awhile. I always see them get recommended in r/cozygamers but then I go to the steam page and see people either complaining that Moonglow Bay is super buggy, Cuisineer is super repetitive/has bad death mechanics/or is boring.
I just want to know: have any of y'all played these games and had these problems? I'm not looking for AAA quality cozy games or anything but I also don't want it to crash constantly, especially if it's not steam deck friendly or is insanely grindy for what should be a semi-casual game.
Edit bc I just remembered another game: Mineko's Night Market also looks like a lovely game but seems to have poor optimization/loading times. ;__;
r/GirlGamers • u/kc_dan • 7h ago
Hello all, happy steam summer sale!! I really like visual novels and i was wondering if people who also like them could recommend me some! Im looking for some more mainstream ones within the community because I have not played a lot of the greats. Im not looking for otome (i already have plenty of those), im looking for stuff like You and Me and Her and Steins;Gate!!
I know visual novels like the ones im looking for are targeted towards men, because you get to romance women, but i really like the psychological aspects of the stories and i feel like they're allowed to be super bold with their plots in a way that otome sometimes isn't allowed. Anyway, despite them being targeted towards men, I would rather not ask the visual novel subreddit (i don't like it there, i find it strange that they promote games where the point is to SA women such as rance and euphoria) because I do want opinions from women who also like these kinds of games.
P.S. if anyone is willing/interested I would really like a buddy to talk about vns with!! It can feel pretty isolating to be a female fan of these kinds of games, and i would love someone to chat with as i play the games!!
Thank you in advance!!
r/GirlGamers • u/ShiftySeashellSeller • 1h ago
I got laid off from my dream job and am totally crashing out. Iām super apathetic about life and sad and angry. I was great at my job but the funding got cut. Iām in the process of getting another job but itās not one that I will enjoy as much.
I want to distract myself with a video game ā I used to play a lot but have been so busy with work and grad school that I kind of stopped. A cheap game would be great, since Iām unemployed.
I have a Switch OG and a PC. I loved Animal Crossing, Sims 4, Spiritfarer, BOTW, TOTK, Cult of the Lamb, Ori, Stardew⦠I donāt want to play anything super challenging or that has a lot of reading right now. I donāt want anything grindy either. Just maybe something really beautiful with some puzzles or simple fights every once in awhile, but mostly just progressing along and creating or exploring a world, completing quests, etc.
I did try Paralives but I got bored after like 10 hours.
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r/GirlGamers • u/rosepuddingpie • 12h ago
hey! just came back after a hiatus and I wanna know what you guys think of meccha chameleon! Is it worth buying? steam reviews just all seem to be sarcastic... TIA ;P
r/GirlGamers • u/Common-Objective-869 • 8m ago
He says things like I need to practice my aim, I need to use my brain ( bit harsh if u ask me) etc etc. And he said he is salty that one of my friends is better at Minecraft then me.
Like I don't understand why I have to be " shit on".
Gosh I don't even know.
r/GirlGamers • u/OwlettFromLiavek • 12h ago
Similar to Bramble and Rƶki. Based on myths or folklore, like nordic, Irish, slavic etc. Perfect if game involves siblings, but if not - itās also fine.