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I typically go with single player games. Niche stuff casuals rarely play. It's not a flex or anything, I just a "distinct" taste in gaming
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that's the kind of gatekeeping I'd like to avoid in my hobby
A lot of that ‘niche’ stuff may also be what ‘casuals’ do play
Yeah like so many of the single dev indie games I've played have been extremely casual—that's why I play them!
I don’t think ‚casual‘ refers to the difficulty of the game for OP.
I'm probably into those too tbh
I read it more as what the sentence actually says than gatekeeping tbh