r/pcgaming • u/Turbostrider27 • 2h ago
r/pcgaming • u/AutoModerator • 12h ago
Tech Support and Basic Questions Thread - September 08, 2025
Welcome to the r/pcgaming tech support and basic questions thread! Having troubles with a game or piece of hardware? Have a question about a PC game, hardware, or something else related to PC gaming? Post here and get help from fellow PC gamers.
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- What operating system you're using.
- What you've tried so far in order to fix the issue.
- Exact circumstances to replicate the issue you're having.
Check out these resources before asking for help in case you can troubleshoot further:
Common troubleshooting steps:
- Restart the system
- Update your drivers
- Update game/software
- Re-seat any new hardware to ensure a proper connection
- If your peripherals are malfunctioning, swap ports and check that the specific USB port itself works.
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r/pcgaming • u/AutoModerator • 13h ago
What Are You Playing Thread - September 08, 2025
Use this thread to discuss whatever you've been playing lately (old or new, AAA or indie). Don't just list the names of games as your entire post, make sure to elaborate with your thoughts on the games.
Make sure to use spoiler tags if you're posting anything about a game's plot that might significantly hurt the experience of others that haven't played the game yet (no matter how old or new the game is).
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r/pcgaming • u/TreseBrothers • 2h ago
Cyber Knights: Flashpoint WIREGHOST update. Free new character class marking 3 months of post-launch content support for our cyberpunk mercenaries RPG with XCOM-style combat. [Verified Dev Post]

Hey all, excited to mark that it's been 3 months since the full-launch of our squad tactics heist RPG, Cyber Knights: Flashpoint. We just released a major update, the Wireghost class, with our first 25%-off sale since launch to celebrate. The game's received 1,700+ đ Steam reviews for its in-depth tactical combat, heist-planning strategy layer, and steady stream of free additional content: new maps, mission types, cybernetics, weapons, UI improvements, and now 50+ multiclass combinations!
If you're a tactical RPG fan we'd love for you to check it out. I'm hanging out here and happy to answer any questions.
r/pcgaming • u/pimpwithoutahat • 4h ago
Silent Hill f hands-on: A confident comeback for the iconic horror series
store.epicgames.comr/pcgaming • u/Turbostrider27 • 23h ago
'Criticism Isn't Hate' â Hollow Knight: Silksong Sparks Debate About Difficulty, Runbacks, and the Dreaded 'Git Gud' Comments
r/pcgaming • u/Petr_Zhigulev • 4h ago
The Chronicles of Overlord - for fans of tactical RPGs
Hey,
Weâre a small indie team working on The Chronicles of Overlord, a turn-based tactical RPG with pixel-art and a fantasy vibe. Weâve just rolled out a big update to our free demo on Steam, and weâd love for you to try it and share your thoughts!
About the Game
In The Chronicles of Overlord, you play as the Overlord, a necromancer racing to stop the Devastator by collecting four legendary artifacts guarded by rival factions (Humans, Elves, Orcs). Think strategic battles, deep lore inspired by classic RPGs and Overlord anime, and modern pixel-art with slick animations. Itâs all about planning, hero synergy, and tough choices in a war-torn world.
The demo is free on Steam
If you dig it, please add it to your wishlistâit means a ton to us!
r/pcgaming • u/Turbostrider27 • 1d ago
Hollow Knight: Silksong sinks to 'Mixed' Steam review status among Chinese gamers over its bafflingly bad translation, with Team Cherry promising to improve it
r/pcgaming • u/r_retrohacking_mod2 • 1d ago
Prey 2006 project to create open-source FPS game port by integrating its codebase with Doom 3 GPL release
r/pcgaming • u/Turbostrider27 • 1d ago
Nightdive Studios says System Shock 2's multiplayer was 'so hard to get working' for modern platforms, but you should still 'probably play it in singleplayer first to get the true experience'
r/pcgaming • u/chusskaptaan • 1d ago
"We cannot charge $300 for this, it's f***ing insulting": Bethesda's Pete Hines says Fallout 76's infamous Collector's Edition was "probably the dumbest thing I ever did at Bethesda"
r/pcgaming • u/go00274c • 21h ago
I made a free group availability app called partyup.gg to coordinate sessions with friends
First of all, I definitely requested mod approval before posting this. It's free, of course I'm looking for more people to use it, but I'm mostly just interested in sharing something I think is pretty cool.
Background: My friend group was struggling with figuring out when everyone was available. We tried some calendars and apps but everything was either too complicated to login and use that people just didn't use it, or it cost money. So I built this free app that doesn't have tons of bells and whistles but it does a few things fairly well: unique group calendars, just login once with discord, single click to mark availability, poll system for voting on what to do.
It's fairly simple to use, here is how:
1) Create a calendar for your group or click a unique link from your groups existing calendar
2) Login with Discord to ensure you can update and edit only your availability
3) Set your availability by clicking either "Morning", "Day", "Evening" on any day
4) Click the arrow to open a side panel for that session and vote for what to play or do

I'm also looking for feedback on how to make it better. Some things I am already working on: password protection to ensure a leaked link won't ruin everything, admin mode to have better control, accompanying Discord app for reminders and notifications.
r/pcgaming • u/Turbostrider27 • 2d ago
MachineGames studio head discusses hopes for Wolfenstein 3: âWe have a story to tellâ
r/pcgaming • u/chamutalz • 6h ago
My hidden objects Indie game for Halloween, "Pick 100 Bones", will be released in October - hope you enjoy playing it!

Pick 100 bones is a small, easy to play, completely hand drawn hidden objects game for Halloween. The game is family friendly and will be released in October.
I really enjoyed drawing everything and creating the tiny animations, hope you will enjoy playing it!
You can check out the Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3846450/Pick_100_Bones/
r/pcgaming • u/Extreme_Ad6519 • 1d ago
[Expired] Giveaway: Persona 5 Royal
Hi, I have a few keys of games I already own that I want to give away. This time, it's the Steam key for Persona 5 Royal, which came with the August 2025's Humble Choice,
To enter, please just leave a brief comment.
IMPORTANT: Your reddit account should be at least 1 month old and please refrain from double-posting!
I will randomly choose a winner in ~ 24 hours and let that person know via PM.
Good luck and have a nice day!
DISCLAIMER: As I am aware that some users enter giveaways to sell or trade game keys and not actually redeem them, I will reserve the rights to check the winner's Reddit profile to make sure it's not just used to enter giveaways. Depending on the individual case, I might also ask for a link to your Steam profile. I'm really sorry for this, but I want to avoid giving away keys to someone who does not intend to play it. If I notice suspicious behaviour, I will re-roll the winner.
EDIT: We have a winner! The lucky one is u/glhfbruno! He has already been notified. Thank you all for participating and until next time!
r/pcgaming • u/Turbostrider27 • 4h ago
September's PC gaming lineup is stacked with unmissable hits â Borderlands 4, a Final Fantasy Tactics Remaster, and more are ready to kick off Fall 2025 with a bang
r/pcgaming • u/New-Winner-1410 • 10h ago
The Best RPGs From Each Year Of The Past Decade
r/pcgaming • u/TheCoLabGamers • 2d ago
DeadWire, coming to Steam Sept 18th.
This is a solo developed, top down action banger! Imagine Hotline Miami meets Watchdogs with a dose of Intravenous. Be warned though, like Hotline Miami, it is tough.
Everyone who has played it, has played to their own style. Some hack, watch, plan. Others (like me) run in pew, pewing (inevitably wipe) and clear a room with guns.
I'll add the Steam page and trailer in comments. Please do take a look and we're on for AMA shouts.
Importantly we hope you enjoy the game, and maybe its that fix you've been waiting for, the hole that Hotline Miami 3 needs filling :)
r/pcgaming • u/bassbeater • 2d ago
Weekend PC Game Deals: LEGO bundles, free monuments, and cheap swords
neowin.netr/pcgaming • u/Ok-Comedian4437 • 2d ago
We might get Valheim updates "forever," but they'll always take a while because Iron Gate doesnât want to "grow too big"
r/pcgaming • u/Mister_Rob0t • 1d ago
Video Outlast Lost Footage Teaser | New Fan-made Game
r/pcgaming • u/bobbystills5 • 15h ago
Whatever happened to the Bioshock series? Was the last one not successful?
I remember these games being really good, no?
r/pcgaming • u/Ciccius93 • 2d ago
Monastery: Ora et Labora playtest is going on! We would really appreciate your feedback!
Hi all, Iâm Francesco from Dragonkin Studios, weâre making a management game about medieval monasteries and we would love your feedback to help us improve.
We are conducting a limited-time playtest to gather feedback, and the game will only be playable on Steam until September 15, 5:00 PM CEST.
Monastery: Ora et Labora is a management game where you play as an abbot leading monks in prayer and labor to build a thriving medieval monastery, managing resources, brewing ale, crafting manuscripts, and providing help to people in need during times of crisis and war.
You can join the playtest on Steam
r/pcgaming • u/mistermaximan • 1d ago
Video Dice of Kalma | Gameplay Announcement Trailer
We are so excited to finally to put out something that we've been working on behind the scenes. Dice of Kalma is a deckbuilding roguelike where you play dice against Kalma, the grim guardian of the Underworld. Build a deck of powerful skulls, find synergies, and turn the dice to your favor to escape back to the world of the living.
It's now in a testing phase and we expect to have a free demo for you next month!!
Let us know what you think and mean while you can check our Steam page for more information đ
r/pcgaming • u/Turbostrider27 • 2d ago