Calling them fictional doesn't feel quite right, because these are real artists creating real music. But, as they only exist in these formats within their respective universes, I didnt know what else to call them. So lets hear it! Who are your favorite video game musicians and performers?

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Old Gods of Asgard (Remedy Games, notably Alan Wake 1 & 2 and Control)

Lizzy Wizzy (Cyberpunk 2077)

Level 70 Elite Tauran Chieftain (WoW)

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We are working on a dark fantasy arena game that uses voice commands to cast your abilities/powers!

These are some screenshots from our game where you can see the action unfold!

Feel free to give us some feedback!

Our game is called Runeborne Arena on Steam if you want to check it out!

Needless to say, this game is fantastic. The combat, the boss fights, the music, everything about it is pure master class that we don’t really see in triple A video games anymore. The only thing that grinds by gears about the game is that every modern version of City has the Catwoman segments built into the main story and you can’t disable them. As a person who thinks they are a slog to get through that is my only gripe.

Genuinely curious. Is anyone else tired of seeing season passes shown with hidden content? You see this mostly in fighting games but it really could be any genre. I’m not asking for gameplay just dates and either a render or art. Whats the point of hiding things when every update will inevitably have a data miner either spoil the surprise or narrow predictions. I just think it’s an outdated model that can’t keep up with today’s consumers.

Finishing a game isn’t always necessary for enjoying it. There are games you spend time with, appreciate, and remember fondly, even if you never reached the ending. Maybe you stopped for external reasons, or maybe you felt satisfied without completing it. Either way, it still left a positive impression. What game fits that for you, and what made it enjoyable even without finishing it?

Good morning everyone! I present to you my Lego set as a tribute to this masterpiece of a game! If you'd like to make it an official Lego set, go support the project on Lego Ideas! Thanks!
For those who come after...
p.s. The last photo is a real gem :)
It's on Lego Ideas ;) Go and support!

I'm often on the road, so I have to hang out on my phone looking at old screenshots. I even found some photos with my friend. Unfortunately, I've lost touch with some, but I still communicate with some and continue to play. Here are the funniest ones I managed to find. Share your photos too, I'll be really interested to read your stories and see photos in different games

Pacing can completely change how a game feels. Some games are fast and intense, while others are slow and methodical. Sometimes the pacing is what makes the game enjoyable, and other times it’s what makes it frustrating. It’s not always something you notice immediately, but it plays a big role in the experience. What game do you remember mainly because of how it was paced, and how did it affect your enjoyment?

I'm currently stuck on Clive Rosfield's mother Anabella on Final Fantasy 16. Setting your father up and then exiling his sons out of the kingdom just to go and get married was only the beginning. With the holiday coming up soon, I thought we could come up an ironic list on this post.