Reddit Truegaming - 48 Hours
- As the age of the average gamer increases - should some action games measure reaction time before starting? - 1 hour
- Are horror games scarier with worse graphics? - 4 hours
- Are there companies that cater to gamers that are 30+ years old? - 20 hours
- I'm been having a hard time getting back into games that I've completed and enjoyed for DLC and new content. - 21 hours
- IP, Daily - 21 hours
- What is it about Outer Wilds that hooked you? - 26 hours
- Hello,please join the Konami Legacy Reddit! - 27 hours
- Devs are sleeping on Story branching, choose your own adventure type of games - 29 hours
- Estimating the time loss of slower loads in games on multiple consoles - do you ever think of this? How significant is it to you, if at all? (+example - 31 hours
- Why do games have the awkward push button to proceed in the dialogue? - 31 hours
- What's your take on New Game+ modes? - 33 hours
- Do players notice 'dark design' in freemium PC games? (Everyone 18+) - 35 hours
- Has there ever been a movie-licensed game which let you watch the movie, possibly as an unlockable? - 38 hours
- I am overwhelmed with the amount of games there are - 43 hours
- As soon as a game makes me read most of the game's story through notes, I'm done. - 43 hours
- Are there any single player games that retell the story of anime? - 45 hours
- FOMO in games - 45 hours
- Ever want to buy or play an online game, but don't because you think you might be bad and not have fun? - 48 hours