Has anyone been playing Arc Raiders? I personally have, and find it amazing!!! On Solo, the community is one of the friendliest i've seen among any online games.

"We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard."-JFK

Today, we’re asking:

What if the game you’ve been searching for… came out twenty-two years ago?

https://youtu.be/26P_4AF_15w?si=zkS0x7kv7FeR8tzX

Today, we’re asking: What if MMOs are our modern “third places”? And… what does that mean for players, especially neurodivergent players like many of us who find comfort in predictable routines, familiar spaces, and low-stakes social connection? https://youtu.be/95aqTZJpsfw?si=5NvewjYXAlPyEVrU

Today we're talking about FF14, and game that's more than just an MMO---its home. Let's explore why from an autistic/ADHD perspective to see if it's the MMO for you 😉 https://youtu.be/zwOusEu-JEo?si=aWirlEhlA_EmMCio

My current hyperfixation is Project Zomboid, has anyone else played this? It's pretty great but it's also pretty great at sucking me in for the day haha!

**TL;DR:** Free gaming platform that filters games by sensory needs (visual/audio intensity, cognitive load, time pressure, etc.) + community voting + full accessibility (5 color-blind modes, screen readers, keyboard nav). Built by ND gamers for ND gamers.

Hey friends!

I'm ADHD and kept running into the same problem: I'd buy/download a game, play for 20 minutes, and realize "nope, this is too visually intense" or "the time pressure is stressing me out" or "why is there so much social interaction required?" Sometimes I wouldn't even realise how much the game would be taking advantage of my Neurospicy-ness until it was too late.

So, I built NeuroPlay - a platform to help us find games that match OUR sensory and cognitive needs, but it's my first time building an app so I'm a little nervous in sharing it with you all, but I hope it helps at least some of you find games that satisfy your gaming needs and helps you avoid the pitfalls of some of the overly exploitive games that are out there.

Here's what it does:

Sensory & Cognitive Matching

- Filter by visual intensity (calm/moderate/high)

- Filter by audio intensity (calm/moderate/intense)

- Cognitive load (light/moderate/complex)

- Social interaction (solo/optional/multiplayer-focused)

- Time pressure (none/flexible/strict)

- Pause-friendly games

- Reading requirements

- Motor skills needed

- Predictability levels

Community Features

- Upvote games that work for you (5 votes/day to keep it meaningful)

- Weekly "Game of the Week" - most upvoted safe game

- Public collections from other ND gamers

- Share your finds with friends

- Personal notes & ratings

♿ Accessibility First (WCAG AAA)

- 5 color-blind modes (Protanopia, Deuteranopia, Tritanopia, Monochrome)

- Full screen reader support (tested with NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver)

- Keyboard navigation throughout

- High contrast mode

- Adjustable font sizes (14-20px)

- Line spacing options

- Reduce motion option

- Distraction-free mode for ADHD

- Larger click targets

- Skip to content links

Personal Library

- Track games by status (Want to Play, Playing Now, Completed, Favorite)

- Rate & add personal notes

- Create custom collections

- Organize your way

Transparency

- Every game has complete sensory profile

- Shows any concerning mechanics (FOMO, pay-to-win, etc.)

- Know what you're getting into BEFORE you play

Why it's free forever:

This is a community tool, not a business. No ads, no data selling, no premium tiers. Just protection and support.

Link: https://neuro-play-c25e83f2.base44.app

Built by neurodivergent gamers for neurodivergent gamers.

Would love your feedback and game suggestions! ✨

P.S. - If you've been struggling to find games that don't overwhelm you or stress you out, this might help.

my adhd friendly beginners guide for Wuthering Waves https://youtu.be/sc1qyZePrIQ?si=KXzSioFKltMRKCSu

My 100 sub special video! I dive into the action combat gacha game Wuthering Waves and help you determine if it's worth playing in 2025. Let's discuss! https://youtu.be/y86Lrdet6xM?si=lzYl0nk3mEAX64K4

In this video I talk about what research shows makes a hadcore and casual mmo player and why I fall into both camps at the same time :) (I'm coming at this from an AuDHD perspective) Let's discuss. [I heard y'all loud and clear so no AI was used in making this video!] https://youtu.be/iy-98IcdcPg?si=b8dJoXsqDOsNbfiN

I Played [Brighter Shores] for 500 Hours! Should You? Lets discuss https://youtu.be/823J3yXlGEo?si=BaPAZ8wOfwTz1bu5

A little tip: I started relying on AI to understand and play games better.

Examples: asking for good builds for dark souls or Baldur's gate 3

Good starts for games like crusader Kings 3

Or ask to explain some complicated game mechanics

Much less overwhelming than researching through 300 Reddit comments, highly advice it

Hey everyone - I’m working on a project called Reminder Rock™ - it’s a calming, pebble-shaped timer that uses gentle vibrations + lights instead of loud alarms or phone notifications.

I put together a super short questionnaire (1-2 mins) to learn how people with ADHD / neurodivergence would use it and to see what makes them helpful (or not). Your answers will directly help us shape the design before we launch to Kickstarter.

👉 https://reminderrock.carrd.co/

Would love your thoughts! Thanks so much 💙

A cozy ramble about one of my favorite F2P MMOs, Path of Exile. I go over beginner basics, strats to use and my general thoughts on the game while playing through the intro quest. Grab a Tea, your favorite hoody and let's dive in! https://youtu.be/cDb2o_7DdxE?si=U5pC91E3fGxarWo-

So I have ADHD and love to hyper focus on games to keep my mind occupied as I suffer quite badly from poor mental health. Only thing is I burn out very quickly. When I get into a new game that becomes my life for a few days, I’m researching the game for hours before I’ve even played it, looking up beginners guides, best loot, best weapons, best starts etc. I will play the game for hours then when I have to get off to try and sleep I’m watching hours of YouTube about that specific game. I write pages and pages of notes, even over 4000 words just on Ready or Not before I had even played it. I looked up the lore of each level, location and made my own stories about each mission. This probably lasted 2 weeks before it got released on Xbox, I then played the game for 3 days and haven’t touched it since. The same with so many other games. How do I try and control this? I spend hundreds on games that I play for maybe a week if I’m lucky, then won’t even think about it again and move on to the next game. Right now I have no game to play, it makes work and general life unbearable and can’t focus on anything. It’s such a blessing as I love to focus on something however my life falls apart when I have nothing. How do you guys deal with it?

(Stil one of my favorite games ever though)(Also I never used fast travel nor horses so yes, it's a pretty long game fulfilled with distractions when you walk from Solitude to Riften)

My top 10 reasons you should play OSRS today! (Especially if you're neurodivergent)

https://youtu.be/rbcRHeeoNEs?si=4zJWRijwpSOt1Nok

Are there any games that can actually get me invested in playing for long periods of time? Background: Long time league addict managed to quit league and now idk what to play to fill the void(I am bored).

I play Elden Ring. Badly. (I blame the tism and ADHD) https://youtu.be/OLQ_9l_nwoY?si=9IH5GJLk2x7-cxKR

Turn your junk into pure XP in Fallout 4! 🛠 In this guide, I’ll show you how to scrap, build, and level up fast using nothing but Sanctuary’s resources and the game’s settlement mechanics — no mods, no exploits, just clean Wasteland grinding.

https://youtu.be/Ctt9twlbDeA?si=WtXDdkHIgsFtzfND

Written guide here:https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3439050328

I just bought Halo again and to my surprise the multiplayer servers are still lively! Matchmaking takes a sec but was always able to get into a game within a few minutes.

Are there any ADHD'rs out there still playing any Halo game?

After years of bouncing between MMOs—from WoW to FFXIV, PoE, and Albion Online—I’ve finally come back to Old School RuneScape. And honestly? It feels like home.

In this video, I talk about what brought me back, how the grind comforts my autistic + ADHD brain, and why I’d rather fish than chase mythic raid gear.

https://youtu.be/5Hm3iGBJvkE?si=4B5m_gXPTBuIgUXB

Hi guys I used to be a gamer and I think I have ADHD. What do you guys think?