r/gaming • u/AutoModerator • Aug 30 '26
Weekly Simple Questions Thread Simple Questions Sunday!
For those questions that don't feel worthy of a whole new post.
This thread is posted weekly on Sundays (adjustments made as needed).
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u/Successful-Day-1816 Aug 30 '26
Is there a reason why no one is talking about the massive steam leak from yesterday?
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u/Enigmagmatic Aug 30 '26
For me, I don't really care about a leak of data that is over a decade old.
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u/DemIce Aug 30 '26
Because the mods removed and locked the post;
https://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/1w2hi0e/more_than_12_tb_of_steam_games_and_unreleased/
I suppose they'll point to rule 3 even though the article doesn't exactly host, or link to, the data. Or they'll point to reddit's rules. Either way, people did try to talk about it, and were silenced.
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u/Stavvystav Aug 30 '26
Anyone know of a good Oregon Trail that works on Windows 11? I've looked into a 2022 game of the same name but it didn't seem to have great replay value.
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u/rednryt Aug 30 '26
Looking for browser based no install games that I can play on my work PC.
My new job, we got lots of downtime but we're not allowed to leave our workstation or use our phone. Sadly all kinds of social media are not allowed but we can use our PC for any other stuff that doesn't install anything or require login. My coworkers use this time to read comics/manga or read random news and blogs online, both I'm not very fond of doing.
So I'm looking for some browser based games that are SFW, doesn't require login, and no installing. I'm also not fond of reading so no visual novels or text based games.
I also like something I could play in short burst, pick and play (async) leave it on the background running or something turn based and something single player would be nice.
Currently here are the games I've tried:
Pokemon showdown, but I'm outdated when it comes to the latest rules so I get beaten up so badly and I'm too lazy to learn the latest tactics.
Agar.io, fun game i could lose time with my brains off but it's not really fun without friends and I have yet to recruit any coworkers to play it with me.
Chessvex fun little tactical roguelike and I love the mechanics, but I hate chess. If they have reskinned it to something other than chess pieces I would have enjoy it more.
Any other suggestions? In case of genre, I love roguelikes, cards, gacha and turn based tactical games.
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u/Healthy_Town517 Aug 30 '26
Whats a easy quick way to free up space on a phone and computer using micro-management tactics.
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u/Enigmagmatic Aug 30 '26
On my PC I use WinDirStat (it's free) to examine my drives and find things to delete or uninstall to free up the most space
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u/Livid-Truck8558 Aug 30 '26
Would you rather have infinite bacon but no games, or infinite games, but no games?
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u/slimmoonslimmoon Aug 30 '26
i would like that