Try Hard Guides – Helping Non-Gamers Like Me Learn Something New
I’m not a gamer. Not even close. But somehow, I keep landing on Try Hard Guides — and I’m glad I do.
The first time I visited the site, I was helping my nephew with Roblox. We were searching for a code and ended up on a page that was actually helpful (a rarity these days). But instead of clicking away once I got what I needed, I stayed. And read. And kept scrolling.
What I found was a blog that speaks to more than just gamers. There were articles on note-taking tools, browser tricks, and even guides to new mobile apps I’d never heard of. And unlike other sites, Try Hard Guides didn’t feel technical or confusing. It was written in a voice that made sense — even to someone who doesn’t know what FPS or XP means.
Over time, I’ve learned a lot just from this one blog. I discovered an AI art generator that helped with a school project. I found a free transcription tool I now use for interviews. And yes, I still check in once in a while for Roblox codes — I’ve got to keep my nephew happy!
What impresses me is how versatile and welcoming the blog is. It doesn’t matter if you’re a gamer, a student, a remote worker, or just someone curious — you’ll find something valuable.
That’s why, even as a non-gamer, I’ve become a regular visitor of Try Hard Guides. It’s one of those rare places online where learning something new doesn’t feel like a chore.