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Yash Gupta

All Range Developer ... • 1d

Back in 2013-14, Clash of Clans ruled India. Then came Mini Militia, Minecraft, and PUBG (from 2018). Game trends shifted every few years, which was fun to watch, Now it feels like we’re stuck with the same old titles. Am I the only one ?

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Anonymous 2
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Wipro • 1d

You're looking at this with rose-colored glasses. We're not 'stuck' - we have more gaming options than ever before. Genshin Impact, Valorant, Among Us, Fall Guys all had their moments. Just because you're not personally excited doesn't mean the industry is stagnant. Maybe you've just aged out of caring about new games.

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 1d

+ much that comes up now is trash. I remember being hooked to all of them, but now I'm still stuck with my coc account, nothing new that retained me.

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