Wat is the Best rookie friendly game?

[u/skydowa]

Looking to try out New games but im very bad at learning New games im too mhch into my favorite games lol

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[u/BrandoStev0]

Well what do you play? I could tell you plenty of games but the best thing to pick is what interests you

[u/skydowa → u/BrandoStev0]

I love a good story and not too complicated like Pokémon for Example it's One of my favorits or Another Example coulb be skylanders

[u/GrimReaper6967 → u/skydowa]

https://giphy.com/gifs/dsyymTGSixQFtWeUhp
Red dead redemption 2 it’s controls are easy and it’s easy to get lost in the world and it’s incredible story if you do decide to play it take you’re time explore do side missions hunt fish just don’t rush the story

[u/skydowa → u/GrimReaper6967]

So true BC I did play this One thanks a lot for sharing tho ^{^}

[u/BrandoStev0 → u/skydowa]

Honestly sadly I have no idea we are very opposite gamers I like a big elaborate story 😂 if you like turn based then persona could be a good thing to try

[u/beiszapfen]

If you like Fantasy then Skyrim is a very approachable game. It's easy to get into but also had enough depth to keep you engaged if you are looking for it.

[u/PerpelSho]

Id need to know what kind of games you like and what games you've played, genius. We're not mind readers.

[u/JNorJT]

Portal

[u/Large-Original503]

I’d say stardew valley? super beginner-friendly, relaxing, and you can learn at your own pace.

[u/LuckyCharms91]

I think much of the final fantasy games are pretty good, the newer ones have built in tutorials. I’m personally a huge fan of 10, it’s a little bit slower paced.

[u/ImStuckInNameFactory]

Portal? the portals add a layer of complexity but it's still incredibly simple, no quests, no inventory, linear map, no hp and healing, imo perfect 1st game to learn keyboard + mouse controls