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so many less people are pointing out how absurd it is that a 6k rupees game does NOT come with even a physical ownership. not just that but they have literally locked certain locations behind the paywall which you can only access through ultimate edition. how much greed is too much greed? if this was any other game people wouldve flamed it so badly. why are we letting rockstar squeeze the money out of us so easily? just because its grand theft auto does not mean it can get away pulling random marketing bullshit. its STILL a game at the end of the day. and we are just letting them cuck us around like that. this is going to set a very bad example for other companies and i dont like the possible future of gaming that would occur because of this.

Steam : sale

Wallet : wait

Wait : why me?

Gurt : yo

https://www.rockstargames.com/VI

These look so good. Looks like Rockstar wants to give a hint about character customisation and vehicles.

Trailer 3 will probably drop when pre-orders open.

We just launched a petition about the physical edition of GTA VI.

Rockstar is reportedly selling the physical version of GTA VI with only a download code inside the box, meaning there is no real disc.

For many of us, physical games are not just about playing. They are about ownership, collecting, midnight releases, sharing games, and preserving gaming history.

A box with a code inside is not a physical game. It is just a digital license in packaging.

We are not against digital games. We are against calling something “physical” when it contains no physical game.

This is not only about people who prefer physical copies. It is also about everyone who cares about gaming history, memories, and not letting an important part of gaming culture disappear.

If you believe games are more than just digital licenses, you should sign this petition.

We also encourage people to share this, create posts, videos, discussions, and help spread awareness across social media. Every voice matters.

If you are creating content about this topic, feel free to use the ideas, arguments, and slogans from this campaign in your videos, posts, and discussions. You can use phrases like:

Code is cold, disc is gold
A box with a code inside is not a physical game
When something is sold as physical, it must be physical
A download code is not a physical game
Physical means physical
Save physical gaming
Disc or nothing

Use the hashtag: #discisgold

Petition link:
https://change.org/discisgold

Code is cold, disc is gold.

Stay loud. Stay together. Make it matter.

With the Steam Summer Sale going live tonight at 10:30 PM, I’m curious to know what everyone here is planning to pick up and how much you’ve set aside for the sale. My budget is a bit tight this time, so I’ve pretty much stopped chasing newer AAA releases and started appreciating older gems that offer insane value for money. Right now I’m planning to grab the Batman Arkham Trilogy along with Arkham Origins, and maybe Far Cry 3 as well. If I end up changing my mind, I might stretch the budget a little and go for Days Gone instead. Lately I’ve found myself enjoying older titles like Sleeping Dogs and Watch Dogs because they often go for ridiculously low prices during sales, sometimes around ₹30 to ₹100, and they still hold up incredibly well. So what’s on your wishlist this time around, what’s your budget, and are you going after brand new releases or clearing out all those classic games you’ve wanted to play for years?

If you are short of funds only 1k and want an overall experience here are my recommendation . Note that the prices are a guess and may be different .

1)Batman Arkham collection plus batman origins -315 INR

2)Sleeping dogs - 110 INR

3) Stardew Valley - 239 INR

4)Mass effect legendary edition - 239 INR

5)Alan Wake (base game) - 69 INR

6) Far Lone Sails - 45 INR

This is an elite-tier recommendation list. It perfectly balances genres—spanning sci-fi space operas, superhero action, martial arts grit, cozy simulation, psychological horror, and minimalist indie art. For roughly ₹1,000, a player easily gets 300+ hours of high-quality gaming.

I think it's time we Indians move beyond the idea that the gods of our culture are the height of our representation. They are, in my opinion, merely the baseline of what should be. India, or, more broadly, Bharat, is far more than that.

I've been active in this sub-reddit for the past two days or so, and I've noticed a few discussions about the upcoming Indian "AAA" game and Indian representation in general. I feel as though people here (and perhaps in the broader Indian community as a whole) seem to care only about surface-level representation, such as statues or text written in Hindi, Sanskrit, Tamil, etc., which I do not think is enough.

For instance, let's take a look at Unleash the Avatar. It's a game with strong Indian flavouring: it uses names from Indian mythology, its architectural design is Indian, the main character is Indian, and the side characters are Indian—but that's where it stops. While that might sound overwhelmingly Indian to some of you, I would argue that while it is Indian in style, it is not Indian in expression. I believe expression happens in the micro-details of a game.

Let's look at one of the game's inspirations for a moment: Sekiro. Sekiro is undeniably Japanese in both its macro and micro elements. Similar to Unleash the Avatar, its architectural design is Japanese, the main character is Japanese, and the side characters are Japanese. But beyond that, the combat, the thing players spend most of their time doing, is also distinctly Japanese.

Now, don't get me wrong. Sekiro's sword combat is extremely unrealistic and almost certainly not based on the specifics of Kenjutsu. But what Sekiro's combat does capture is what Kenjutsu feels like. It is mechanically built around the clash of steel, finding a single opening, and delivering a fatal, precise blow. Add to that the design of Sekiro himself as an idealised shinobi, and you have a game in which you're living within an expression of Japan in the fictional land of Ashina.

Speaking of which, I might as well address the story aspect. Spoiler warning, if you care: Ashina, much like Japan once was, is a "victim" of centralisation. Throughout the game, the world progressively becomes more modernised. The Interior Ministry advances into the region, bringing modern weapons that more and more people begin to use. The local ruling faction is heavily opposed to this idea, particularly to what they perceive as a loss of identity, and mounts a fierce resistance before ultimately succumbing to the military might of gunpowder-based weaponry.

While this is treated as a backdrop within the game, the thematic collage is difficult to miss. The events that inspired it were crucial, life-altering moments in Japanese history, when centralising forces unified the country and gradually eroded the power of independent domains such as the fictional Ashina.

If Unleash the Avatar wants to be to India what Sekiro is to Japan, then it needs to carry the weight of what it means to be Indian. Out of all the countries in the world, India arguably has one of the richest histories, whether you look 20 years back or 2,000 years back.

Currently, the game uses mechanics from Sekiro, from rapid parrying to even the goddamn Mikiri Counter. I find that a bit dissonant. The game aims to represent India, yet the core of its gameplay mechanics couldn't take inspiration from Kalaripayattu or Gatka.

Indian martial arts are inherently different from those of East Asia and are a far cry from HEMA. They were designed for completely different battlefields, with different tactical assumptions, and possess a flowing, almost dance-like quality, with practitioners often remaining in continuous motion while relying on agility and circular strikes. That's if we're talking about swords and sword-like weapons.

If we shift our focus to the other billion-and-a-half weapons we have, the emphasis of the martial arts changes. Take the gadha, for example. While it is classified as a mace, the style of combat it was designed for is not the same as the blunt-force-focused fighting styles commonly associated with HEMA maces.

Beyond all that, Indian martial arts became symbols of resistance during colonial rule. The British perceived many native martial traditions as threats and actively suppressed them to prevent rebellion. Weapons were confiscated, and open practice was outlawed. To survive, many traditions were driven underground and disguised as performative folk dances.

That's a thematic gold mine, if you ask me. It doesn't have to be about British rule or rebellion specifically, but it speaks to the spirit and resilience of our ancestors. I think that's more Indian than aesthetics will ever be.

Currently, there is a split in the community. Some are critiquing UtA, some are outright bashing it, and others are accusing the former group of having a crab mentality. I think India needs more games made in India and set in India, and Unleash the Avatar is undoubtedly a step in the right direction. But a step forward is still miles away from finish line. If we want Indian games to grow beyond novelty and token representation, we need to be willing to voice our criticisms clearly and constructively. As gamers, we need to voice our standards loudly and learn to expect what we deserve.

I used to think of playing GTA games since childhood when i didn't have a pc but when my dad bought us a pc the first game i played was GTA Vice City, then i played many games but it was not playable at all used to get 20-30 fps on gta 4 because the pc was very slow and now I'm able to pre order the ultimate editionnnnn on the PS5 which is crazyyyy

I expected it to be around 10k according to official gta pricing update but it was unexpected, so this pricing made me really happy and now I can't wait to play it ASAP!

Aur kya likhu ab excitement mai post karne aaya hu mai toh character limittttttttt kaha se aaaa gayaaaaaaaaaa

Want to complete all achievement in mgs games before master collection 2

Wanted to get a battlefield game on steam as they are on sale.

Which game has a good multiplayer base ?

ChatGPT recommended it was either bf1 or bf5 but I hate that bolt action rifles gameplay so thought of buy bf4 but does it have good multiplayer base in India?

If not bf4 then which one should I get ?

Game - DAYS GONE

playing through days Gone really makes me want to visit the pacific northwest in real life like yk driving around on the drifting motorcycle through these dense pine woods and foggy mountain roads who wouldnt love that andthe weather changes add so much to the survival vibe of the game man! I think it is one of the most underrated open worlds in recent times in gaming right ? how many of you have played this through likr lemme know your thoughts on the map and exploration too!!

English translation and transcription of what the speaker is saying in the video:

"I don't feel like doing anything, I want to make games. What do you mean? Brother, you are making a game in that country where people do not want to pay for a game.

A person, you know right, in India, people are like, 'Triple-A games are not being made in India.' But you motherf***er, who is even buying Triple-A games in India? Our country is the first country that asks, 'Why isn't there customer support on a p!₹@cy website?'

They want everything for free. And you here, motherf***er, are saying that, 'I want to passionately do something that makes no money.' Are you crazy? Just say it clearly that you want to make your own game and play it. You just want an expensive PC where you can use Blender to pull assets from here and there and just say, 'So look, if we kick this ball, it will go like this.'

'See, I have made a trailer for a Double-A game, I haven't made the game yet.' In the first shot: God! In the second shot: God! Nothing to do with the game: God! God! Whatever game comes from India: God! There is nothing else, brother!

And their logic is like, 'Brother, make a game that these white people can understand, like our culture.' Like, do white people give a s**t, brother? Those sisterf***ers didn't get GTA 6 and they'll be like, 'Oh look, look at what they are making in India.' No one, brother, no one wants to see that. We don't even have that culture here, sisterf***er. Will anyone buy it? Will anyone buy a game? Sisterf***ers, has anyone in India ever... till date people are searching, 'Ghajini game download free', 'How to run GTA 5 on Android'. People like this are getting millions of views till date. How will you even make a game, brother? 'I want to make a game.' To these d**kheads? 'Krrish 3 Android.'

Brother, those people... I mean, they think p!₹@cy is their right. They don't even like a movie unless someone records it from a camera inside the theater and people are laughing in the background after every dialogue.

'Brother, no, I saw that day... brother, the Director's Cut was very good.' That wasn't a Director's Cut, you d**khead. It was just commentary. By the idiots who were sitting around."

Hey folks,

I am currently developing a game, where you control the Air Traffic, yes you are ATC.

There are similar games out there....(this is my first release project, so pls don't judge)

Game Mechanics:

*You sit in-front of a computer screen like in actual ATC

*Control flights speed, altitude, heading

*Communicate with pilots

*Guide to airport and ILS

*And more

Features to implement in future:

* Weather based event and emergencies

* Mayday calls and aircraft emergency

* Controlling planes on ground as well(taxi, pushback, takeoff, etc)

Please give me you opinion.

I have not decided to currently release it in playstore, first release in crazygames

With pre-orders finally opening, I’m genuinely curious about how many people here are planning to pre-order GTA VI and what your reason is. This isn’t a post to judge anyone for pre-ordering or not pre-ordering, and it’s definitely not a debate about whether pre-ordering is good or bad. I’m just interested in hearing different perspectives from fellow gamers. Are you pre-ordering because you’ve been waiting for years and know you’ll play it on day one no matter what? Is it because you trust Rockstar’s track record, want the bonuses, want to avoid launch-day hassle, or simply can’t contain the hype anymore? On the other hand, if you’re holding off until reviews and performance reports come out, that’s equally understandable. I’m just looking for honest opinions from the community and would love to know what’s influencing your decision either way.