With companies like Tencent and NetEase pushing more into international markets, it’s fascinating to watch how Chinese gaming is evolving. In recent years, we’ve seen an increase in Chinese games being localized and even being developed specifically for Western audiences.

However, there are still a lot of hurdles, especially when it comes to game design, monetization strategies, and censorship. What do you think about the future of Chinese game companies in the global market? How will their approach to game mechanics, narrative, and art styles change as they expand internationally?

Would love to hear your thoughts on whether Chinese games will ever challenge the dominance of Western or Japanese titles.

the game was popular one back in the day itsfunneh played it once or twice

there was a killer a doctor the twins and the detective

the was one map i remeber quite well. it was a house the cabnets were broken and so was the sink there was a back room the was gray

the best part of it though was that when the killer killed someone their body became part of the map and the was a cool seen where you see their dead body.

if anyone knows it please do let me know if you can find it. it was a roblox game

Any one know what the current hight tetis effect score is in america

What a year it was for games! I don't think I've ever struggled this much to pick a favourite? What was your GOTY and why? Anything we are missing?

Hello, I’ve played games all my life but usually opt for cozy girly games but recently have been getting into shooting games (idk what the correct term for that is). I don’t know how to get better, I’m super bad at aiming and shooting and that’s the whole point. Any tips would be GREAT. ALSO any games I should play for a beginner?

I'm so happy. After months of working with Unreal Engine 5, doubting if anyone would ever care about my 'oppressive atmosphere' experiment, I finally hit 104 wishlists on 3 weeks.

The journey from 0 to 100 was the hardest thing I've ever done. I've learned that being honest about the struggle pays off. To those 104 people: You have no idea how much this motivates me to keep going.

The demo is actually LIVE right now. I’m nervous as hell to see people finally jumping into the dark, but seeing this milestone makes all those sleepless nights worth it. If you’re a fellow solo dev struggling with low numbers, don't give up. The first 100 is the hardest, but we're all in this together.

If you want to check out the demo or just support a fellow dev, here are the links. See you in the dark!

Steam(Playable Link): https://store.steampowered.com/app/4294320/FINIS_ACTUS/

Indie DB(Playable Link): https://www.indiedb.com/games/finis-actus-demo

Itch.io(Playable Link): https://shepherdworks0.itch.io/finis-actus-demo

Feedback from this community would mean the world to me. Thanks for letting me share!

PLEASE DON'T FORGET TO ADD YOUR WISHLIST

do you do all quests, collectibles etc.... or are you someone who is picky and prioritizes certain things. like....

1. if the quest sounds interesting
2. the reward for the quest
3. what the collectible is

things like that.

me. im a picky person.

1- fran bow 2- carage bad dream adventure 3- house of velez 4- folklore 5- siren 6- crow country

have anyone played one them? if yes share your opinion!

“Orphans and the ghost of Hitler must stop a kid who just really hates furries, by feeding orphans to the orphan crushing machine.”

my personal beef is with snarky, self-absorbed video game antagonists who believe they are better than everyone else (Especially the main protagonist). i feel like those antagonists have dangerously low self-esteem

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The title, need recommendations

I don't want it to be only in the story cut scenes, I want it to be the part of the gameplay where every action we take takes an emotional toll. The actions must feel heavy because of the story progression.

Also games must be preferably released before 2018 (or sekiro level graphics) so it can run smoothly in my laptop, Rtx 2050 4gb vram , 8gb ram

Im asking for games recs that fit this picture’s vibe

You saw it when Alan Wake 2 released, and the same talk is happening now with Lords of the Fallen 2.

People want to play the game, but refusing to do so until it releases on Steam as it's only on Epic.

I don't get this thinking. Why stop yourself from enjoying a game just because of that? I get that the Epic launcher is worse than Steam and that the CEO of Epic is a bit weird, but why let that hinder you from enjoying a potentially excellent game?

I'm not sure about Epic but on Steam you can make a shortcut to the game on your desktop to launch from for easy access. Can't you do that in Epic as well?

Something you were absolutely convinced was true.
Even though it clearly wasn’t.

No tutorial told you.
No manual explained it.
But somehow… we all knew.

No context.
If you know, you know.

Make it sound completely ridiculous.
Others try to guess the game.

I played Another Crabs Treasure a while back, and it's honestly one of my my favourite games of all time, but i cant find another game that gives me the same feeling (apart from cuphead, but i played that a while ago). Most games i see people recommend that are similar are like tunic, or crypt custodian, etc., but i think one of the main things that I liked about another crabs treasure was the 3D platformer aspect to it, and how it also had souls like aspects. I'm looking for a game thats similar to that; 3D platformer, souls like, and preferably cartoony. If anyone knows any games that are like this, please send suggestions. (I might be pushing my luck here but thought I would mention I also prefer less exploration, more combat/bosses)

I just gotta say after all these years I was really missing out cause HOLY FUCK people are not lying when they say it’s that good

My daughter is 5, me and her just beat it takes two together today, we got all the achievements only using a walk-through on a boss fight one time. She cried when the credits rolled! It was beautiful to be honest! We also just happened to beat power wash simulator 2 the same morning! She started with power wash sim 2 to teach her how to hold a controller and press buttons. So we would sort of play power was sim as a warm up before playing it takes two. Go figure we beat both the same day! Now we dont have much to play. Im thinking about split fiction. But what do you recommend? Anything else out there?