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Even on sale, most of the classic + newer titles are still priced around ₹1300–₹1800 each. That’s still insanely expensive for older games and also new ones.

Do people actually buy them all?

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u/Ashindorean004 — 12 days ago
▲ 7 r/gamingindian

Even on sale, most of the classic + newer titles are still priced around ₹1300–₹1800 each. That’s still insanely expensive for older games and also new ones.

Do people actually buy them all?

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u/Ashindorean004 — 12 days ago
▲ 1 r/gamingindian

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This was my first FromSoftware game and it was a really unique experience. The difficulty is not just about bosses but also about exploring, planning, and paying attention to everything around you. The world feels connected in a smart way and sometimes it is hard to tell if you are going the right way or not.

The game does not guide you much. You have to learn from mistakes and listen carefully to NPCs or you can easily get stuck. Even reaching a boss can feel like an achievement.

Overall it felt very rewarding and memorable because it tests your patience and awareness as much as your fighting skills and just now installed DS 2.

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u/Ashindorean004 — 13 days ago
▲ 1 r/IndianPCGamers

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This was my first FromSoftware game and it was a really unique experience. The difficulty is not just about bosses but also about exploring, planning, and paying attention to everything around you. The world feels connected in a smart way and sometimes it is hard to tell if you are going the right way or not.

The game does not guide you much. You have to learn from mistakes and listen carefully to NPCs or you can easily get stuck. Even reaching a boss can feel like an achievement.

Overall it felt very rewarding and memorable because it tests your patience and awareness as much as your fighting skills and just now installed DS 2.

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u/Ashindorean004 — 13 days ago
▲ 1 r/IndianPCGamers

My friend wants to get into the Dark Souls series but only plans to play one game. Which one would you recommend as the best, and is it okay if he skips the others?

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u/Ashindorean004 — 15 days ago
▲ 6 r/gamingindian

My friend wants to get into the Dark Souls series but only plans to play one game. Which one would you recommend as the best, and is it okay if he skips the others?

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u/Ashindorean004 — 15 days ago
▲ 1 r/gamingindian

I am primarily looking for the game with the best combat system, a well-presented and engaging story, and strong visuals. Which would you recommend, and for what reasons?

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u/Ashindorean004 — 16 days ago
▲ 9 r/IndianPCGamers

I am primarily looking for the game with the best combat system, a well-presented and engaging story, and strong visuals. Which would you recommend, and for what reasons?

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u/Ashindorean004 — 16 days ago
▲ 1 r/gamingindian

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Not everyone cares about builds or open world exploration. Most of your time in these games is spent in combat, so how that feels and how levels are designed matters more than sheer size or freedom.

Sekiro is more focused and consistent since the combat system is fixed and built around deflection and posture. Elden Ring offers more variety with builds and a huge world, but that can make the combat feel less tight or balanced depending on how you play.

Which one do you prefer and why

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u/Ashindorean004 — 17 days ago