I hate that man, first monolith productions with their legendary nemesis system and now the rpg goat bioware

I know they are not the same as they used to be, especially with veilguard and Andromeda but still this could be the end of both the franchises

The fuck are these publishers first buying a great studio and then closing it ??

They did gave us goated games like Baldur and Start wars 🤌

Now we can play all ps2 and PS3 games on ps5 at 4k 60 fps! It is hella crazy that sony didn't give us the backward compatibility support of ps2 and PS3 but now you can play em smoothly without any issues. Xbox, wii and nintendo games can also be played on ps5 smoothly now this is some play has no limits shi.

So here's a list of 60 games under roughly 20GB, including indie gems, underrated adventures, RPGs, platformers and classics

🧠 Story-driven games

1. Firewatch — Atmospheric mystery, exploration and brilliant dialogue.
2. What Remains of Edith Finch — Creative storytelling where every chapter plays differently.
3. To the Moon — An emotional narrative built around memories.
4. Finding Paradise — Another memorable story from the creators of To the Moon.
5. The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe — Player choice, narration and brilliantly inventive design.
6. Undertale — Choices that meaningfully affect encounters and the story.
7. OneShot — A puzzle adventure that plays with your relationship to the game itself.
8. Night in the Woods — Character-driven storytelling with exploration and minigames.
9. Oxenfree — Supernatural mystery with natural, real-time dialogue.
10. A Short Hike — A small, charming world that rewards exploration.

⚔️ Action, combat and excellent mechanics

1. Hollow Knight — Exceptional combat, exploration and interconnected level design. 12. Hades — Fast combat, meaningful progression and story woven into repeated runs. 13. Dead Cells — Fluid movement, responsive combat and highly replayable runs. 14. Katana ZERO — Stylish action built around precision, timing and instant restarts. 15. Hotline Miami — Fast, challenging top-down action and distinctive audiovisual design. 16. Cuphead — Hand-drawn animation paired with demanding boss fights. 17. Blasphemous — Dark atmosphere, exploration and deliberate combat. 18. Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove — Tight platforming and classic action-game design. 19. Celeste — Precise movement mechanics and a heartfelt story. 20. Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition — Fluid platforming, beautiful environments and emotional storytelling.

🧩 Puzzle games that actually make you think

1. Portal — Physics-based puzzles with outstanding level design. 22. Portal 2 — More inventive puzzles, co-op and a memorable narrative. 23. Braid — Time manipulation built into puzzle-platforming. 24. Baba Is You — Change the rules of the world to solve puzzles. 25. The Witness — Environmental exploration and interconnected logic puzzles. 26. Gorogoa — Beautiful hand-drawn puzzles built around manipulating images. 27. The Talos Principle — Philosophical storytelling combined with intricate puzzles. 28. Inside — Atmospheric environmental storytelling and clever physical interactions. 29. Limbo — Minimalist art direction and environmental puzzle design. 30. Return of the Obra Dinn — Deduction and observation drive the entire experience.

🌌 Atmospheric and experimental indie games

1. ABZÛ — Underwater exploration with beautiful visual storytelling.

2. Journey — A short, atmospheric adventure about discovery and connection.

3. Gris — Artistic platforming with expressive visuals and music.

4. Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical — Dialogue choices and musical storytelling.

5. Kentucky Route Zero — Surreal, literary storytelling with an unusual presentation.

6. Dear Esther: Landmark Edition — A contemplative, narration-led exploration experience.

7. Everybody's Gone to the Rapture — Atmospheric exploration of an abandoned village.

8. The Beginner's Guide — An unusual narrative experience about games and creativity.

9. SOMA — Science-fiction horror with thought-provoking themes.

10. The Vanishing of Ethan Carter — Environmental investigation in a detailed, mysterious world.

🗡️ RPGs, strategy and deeper gameplay

1. Undertale — RPG encounters that challenge traditional combat conventions.

2. Darkest Dungeon — Turn-based combat, risk management and stressful expeditions.

3. FTL: Faster Than Light — Tactical spaceship management with unpredictable runs.

4. Into the Breach — Compact tactical battles where positioning matters.

5. Slay the Spire — Deck-building, strategy and excellent replayability.

6. Papers, Please — Moral choices and resource management through document inspection.

7. Loop Hero — Build the route and manage the world around an automatically fighting hero.

8. The Banner Saga — Tactical battles and difficult narrative decisions.

9. Disco Elysium: The Final Cut — A dialogue-heavy RPG built around investigation and character development.

10. CrossCode — Action RPG combat, dungeons and elaborate puzzles.

🕹️ More small games with seriously good gameplay

1. Pizza Tower — Chaotic movement, momentum and expressive platforming.

2. A Hat in Time — Creative 3D platforming and playful level design.

   1. FEZ — Perspective-shifting exploration and layered puzzles.

3. Hyper Light Drifter — Precise combat, exploration and striking pixel art.

   1. Tunic — Exploration, secrets and puzzles that reward curiosity.

4. Mark of the Ninja: Remastered — Stealth mechanics with excellent visual feedback.

5. Broforce — Destructible environments and chaotic co-op action.

6. Terraria — Exploration, crafting, bosses and a huge amount of progression.

7. Stardew Valley — Farming, exploration, relationships and long-term progression.

8. Papers, Please — A simple-looking game with surprisingly deep decision-making.

Your turn: What's the best game you've played that takes up less than 20GB?

Drop your recommendations below. Especially interested in lesser-known indie games that deserve way more attention.

Storage note: Sizes vary by platform, edition, updates and DLC. Some games listed may sit close to or exceed 20GB in certain versions, so verify the current PC requirements before installing.

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Finding Nintendo consoles and games offline in India shouldn't feel like a treasure hunt.

Whether you're looking for a Nintendo Switch, Switch Lite, Nintendo DS, GBA cartridges, physical game cartridges, or other Nintendo accessories, we want to make it easier for Indian gamers to find genuine offline sellers in their own cities.

That's why we're starting Connect India: The Nintendo Mission.

The goal is simple: Gaming Grid wants to build a community-driven network connecting Nintendo gamers with offline game stores across India through our Reddit community and Discord server.

We're starting with Nintendo, and we want the community to help us map out sellers state by state.

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• Know a local game store that sells Nintendo consoles or games? Share its name, location and contact details.
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We're looking for contacts from every Indian state and union territory, so even if you're from a smaller city where Nintendo products are hard to find, your contribution matters.

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New York has some of the biggest digital billboards in the world and gaming has already made its mark there.

But imagine walking through Times Square and seeing a massive billboard for GTA VI, Cyberpunk 2077, Red Dead Redemption 2 or Elden Ring.

Which game would actually make you stop walking and pull out your phone to record it?

And if you could choose ONE game to take over Times Square for an entire day, what would it be?

Drop your pick below. 👇

Might be a dumb question to ask but I recently started playing Mario sunshine on real hardware and these reflections look like more than just screen space or lower poly models they even have the coins reflecting in the water.

Now it is lower res than the in game geometry but even ray tracing can be if you lower the settings i truly don’t understand the difference between this and ray tracing unless somehow ray tracing is less taxing than actually rendering a whole lower res scenario that was possible back then with simpler games?