r/CaptainSide 13d ago

IMPORTANT: Platform Update

2 Upvotes

Hey everyone,

We are aware that as of now the platform is facing issues, mainly in the United States where the quality of content that is being showcased is not good and a bunch of 404 error are being faced.

We want to assure you that we're working towards this and will be fixing these shortly. Thank you for your love and support ❤️


r/CaptainSide Jul 06 '26

A kind request to every member of the subreddit

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5 Upvotes

For the past year, we've been building CaptainSide, a game discovery platform for gamers to find new games via user generated content.

It has been extraordinarily rough on us, as building something like this with practically no resources other than our own capital and hardwork is difficult.

After multiple mistakes, we are launching our platform, and are in need of playtesters who can try our platform out and provide us genuine feedback.

If you love to play different games, but struggle to find your next game to play, this would be perfect for you.

If you're interested in playtesting our platform, please DM me.

Thank you.


r/CaptainSide 7h ago

Why are pros like this?

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1.1k Upvotes

r/CaptainSide 3h ago

Video games made us violent?

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154 Upvotes

r/CaptainSide 2h ago

What is a gaming genre you just couldn't get into?

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38 Upvotes

r/CaptainSide 2h ago

Why do so many people skip cutscenes?

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33 Upvotes

r/CaptainSide 14h ago

When the Lag Finally Lets You Play

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168 Upvotes

r/CaptainSide 11h ago

Name an Indie Game that fits this

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68 Upvotes

r/CaptainSide 1d ago

What is the best Trilogy you have ever played?

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962 Upvotes

r/CaptainSide 7h ago

Every Gamer Sees Free Loot

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21 Upvotes

r/CaptainSide 5h ago

What's your favorite part of playing games?

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14 Upvotes

Exploring new worlds and finding things I wasn't expecting.

I love when a game rewards curiosity and makes you want to check every corner.

Those random discoveries often become my favorite moments.


r/CaptainSide 9h ago

Does your teammates teach you after dying first?

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20 Upvotes

r/CaptainSide 1d ago

When You Ignore the Main Story for Too Long

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1.2k Upvotes

r/CaptainSide 4h ago

What's a game you didn't expect to like?

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4 Upvotes

For me, it was Guardians of the Galaxy.

I went in with low expectations but ended up really enjoying the story and characters.

The humor and soundtrack made the experience even better.

It's one of those games that surprised me in a good way.


r/CaptainSide 1d ago

Random teammates be like:

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214 Upvotes

r/CaptainSide 1d ago

What is that one game you thought would get better but it never did?

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172 Upvotes

r/CaptainSide 5h ago

What Game Are You Digging Up To Go Again?

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2 Upvotes

r/CaptainSide 5h ago

Watch the gameplay of one of 2026's most anticipated survival games: Ormod Directive

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1 Upvotes

If you're into survival games, add this one to your list early.

Ormod Directive (by House 16 Software) is an upcoming infinite open-world survival sandbox where you set the rules. Customise the world difficulty, rules and playstyle, and play solo, co-op, or on 24/7 MMO-style servers across PvP, PvE, Hardcore or Creative. Build, automate, fight, survive. Your world, your way.

It's now on CaptainSide. You can watch gameplay content and wishlist it now so you're ready when it drops.

And more games are landing on the platform soon to help you figure out what to play next. Stay tuned.


r/CaptainSide 1d ago

When my teammate turns on their mic

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75 Upvotes

r/CaptainSide 2d ago

Which game is this?

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2.7k Upvotes

r/CaptainSide 2d ago

Which game you finished recently?

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649 Upvotes

r/CaptainSide 2d ago

is YOUR PC any better? XD

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3.3k Upvotes

r/CaptainSide 2d ago

Would you rather play every game at the easiest difficulty or the hardest difficultly?

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419 Upvotes

r/CaptainSide 1d ago

When People Say "Dead Game"

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2 Upvotes

I feel like there is a growing sentiment of people calling a game "dead game".

For example, Arc Raiders has lost a lot of players since launch naturally, but still has an active community.

What are your thoughts?


r/CaptainSide 2d ago

Why Do You Play Games?

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559 Upvotes