r/gaming • u/AutoModerator • 4h ago
A note about Hogwarts Legacy from the /r/gaming team
Hey gang,
You may have noticed that /r/gaming doesn't have discussion of Hogwarts Legacy, despite it being one of the most talked about games of the year. This is by design.
After seeing how virtually every thread about the game in the run-up to launch swiftly devolved into a debate on the franchise creator's personal views which run contrary to Rule 9 of /r/gaming, the moderator team has come to the conclusion that we are unable to provide a platform for discussion of this game while remaining an inclusive community.
Should you be interested in discussion of the game, /r/harrypottergame is a great spot for you.
r/gaming • u/looptarded • 10h ago
I bought my wife an Xbox and first thing she does is power wash a van
r/gaming • u/TheBlack_Swordsman • 4h ago
Found an old T-Shirt. It won't be long before some gamers won't get this reference.
r/gaming • u/hellraisergaming • 3h ago
Love it when people come together to do awesome things!
r/gaming • u/EinsGotdemar • 5h ago
I'm no rookie! Fanart, by me! Hope you all had a great weekend!
r/gaming • u/mouserat-31 • 4h ago
Giving some love again to this weird wonder of a game.
r/gaming • u/tommy199469 • 5h ago
The Voidness Announce Trailer - Horror game where you have to use your scanning device to see the environment, but you are not alone.
r/gaming • u/NabeelaTheArtist • 1d ago
My completed charcoal drawing of The Last of Us game adaptation!
r/gaming • u/rustphase31 • 1d ago
Souls-likes are great and all but what about Shock-likes?
r/gaming • u/StrngBrew • 5h ago
Assassin's Creed Valhalla Wins the First Grammy Award for Best Score Soundtrack for Video Games Category
Composer Stephanie Economou's epic score for the Dawn of Ragnarok DLC won
r/gaming • u/Yonix360 • 1h ago
Next on the backlog: 'Dead Space Remake'. First hour was awesome!
r/gaming • u/KonoDoesArt • 11h ago
Does finishing a game make anyone else sad, or am I just weird?
I feel like it's just me being weird, but when I finish a game, it makes me sad.
The world I was immersing myself into, the characters I'd gotten to know, the game I was connecting with -- it all just ends, barring sequels or expansions. You could replay the game, but then there's no sense of adventure, you don't gradually get to know the characters, the world isn't a mystery, it just isn't the same.
Like I often find myself restarting games, just so I don't get to the end, or I'll catch myself just subconsciously start avoiding a game when I know I'm getting near the end or if I'm going through it too fast.
Does anyone else get this?
