Should this sentence end with a period or question mark?

[Bopizku]

I was going to send my friend a text message. Since English isn't my first language, I'm still learning punctuation. Also, please don't make fun of him for him liking shooter games, like calling him a codcigarette.

"What other games do you you like to play that aren't shooter games, because I already know you likes those(. or ?)"

[Ad Bot]

[Vegetarian Zombie]

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period

[Mulch]

Replace the comma with a question mark. Convert the second part of your sentence into another sentence, end it with a period.

[Nasoa]

"Due to the fact that I already know you like them, what other games do you like to play that aren't shooters?"

[Proog]

I'm guessing period because that's what I'd put.
But that might not be gramatically correct.

[james4115]

What other games do you you like to play that aren't shooter games? I already know you like those.

[Bopizku]

Thanks guys.

[Mulch]

What other games do you you like to play that aren't shooter games? I already know you like those.

I love you.

[Night Fox]

just make it two sentences like Mulch and James said
that's what I usually do

[indyjones]

"Due to the fact that I already know you like them, what other games do you like to play that aren't shooters?"

[james4115]

that sounds kind of dumb and/or too formal :V

[Isaac Fox]

Replace the comma with a question mark. Convert the second part of your sentence into another sentence, end it with a period.

[Night Fox]

you know what's better than Nasoa's?
this:
"I know you like shooters, but what other kinds of games do you play?"

[Mysteroo]

I think in that case the comma is treated like a question mark and it ends in a period.

[indyjones]

you know what's better than Indy's?
this:
"I know you like shooters, but what other kinds of games do you play?"

It's Nasoa's