Search results

I like it, but I'm not sure if that's exactly what I would call 'simple'. It looks a bit.. complicated to me. I like it though. Personally I would probably add some windows in some areas, because at the moment it looks like a very enclosed small castle, and personally I like houses that allows...

Once every week or two. I don't really dig LoL all that much. The game itself is great and all but the connection suck. For those of us who don't live in North America or Europe, staying connected can be a challenge.. and that's practically the worst thing ever when you're playing games like...

Absolutely. I often have a lot of time to kill and mobile games are generally a great way to waste your time, so it clicks. I only play them when I have less than two hours worth of time to kill though, because being on your phone for over two hours will a) drain your battery which would suck...

Tom Clancy's The Division. From the looks of it, it looks really fun! I found out about it after several of the Youtube gamers that I watch mentioned them in one of their videos (a couple of them about the E3). The game seems to be getting better and better with every piece of information that...

Slender is overrated. Slenderman isn't even scary at all, or at least not to us who aren't from the US. I still have no idea why everyone seem to be obsessed and terrified of it, with some even going to great lengths to prove his existence in real life when he's very clearly fake. Anyway.. My...

I don't think a favorite video game villain list would be complete without the mention of Sephiroth from Final Fantasy. He's one of the very few villains that I actually like more than the heroes. Of course, he's terrible and all (I'll spare you from the spoilers - go play the Final Fantasy VII...

I don't know if this counts since it's a mob from a MMORPG, but Ragnarok Online's Poring and it's variety. KILL ME. Are they not the cutest thing ever? They were my favorite monsters from the entire game. Best thing about them though? You can actually tame them and have them as your pet! Or...

I spend most of my childhood playing a game called Breath of Fire IV. It was released in 2000 and is the first game that I could remember playing. I was quite literally obsessed with the game, finishing it at least five times. One time I even finished the game in one day.. yep. A few hours were...

Me. Like sapett, I've been playing Civ V for several years. But it wasn't until a few months ago that I officially purchased on Steam (yes, I pirated the game). As of right now, I have 59 hours on record, but that's mostly because I don't really have anyone to play with. The people I used to...

Not exactly 'crazy', but I had a friend who loves to jungle.. using non-jungler heroes. And he always spend most of his time there. Usually until level 12 or so. It's kinda annoying to have him on your team because of this. Whenever we play on a 2 vs 2 team match and he's on my team, it always...

I just recently started playing this again after a few months hiatus (or years actually, I'm not too sure) so here goes. My favorite heroes are Enchantress, Rylai Crestfall (simply called the Crystal Maiden in newer versions of the game, for those who didn't know) and Lina Inverse. I also like...

I've played it before. I enjoyed it but at the same time I didn't. The game itself is somewhat fun, but the community is pretty.. I don't know. A lot of the players there are very young (as in 8-12 year olds young) and they're just.. very annoying, to say the least. Conversing with very young...

Steam. I used to buy from (real life) game stores, but as mentioned above, Steam is full of deals, so that's a deal breaker right there :D Besides, half of the games I purchased from game stores are now broken. There's a broken case, scratched CD, ripped cover.. moving houses have left most of...

I believe it has something to do with the fact that the game appeals to both the younger and the older generation. Kids are generally very imaginative, and Minecraft is the perfect platform for them to unleash their creativity. It has no boundaries, the sky is quite literally the limit and...

Absolutely. I honestly can't imagine paying some games in full price. I'm not from the US, and since the games are usually priced in US Dollars, when it's converted to my currency it's just.. incredibly overpriced. $50 might seem like a normal, acceptable price to Americans, but with that amount...

My first online gaming experience came from a game called Gunbound Online. I don't think most of you have even heard of it, but it's very cute and I thoroughly enjoyed the game. I think I played it for a year or two before moving on to the next one. It's a turn-based multiplayer game from Korea...

I suppose they're not exactly money hungry, but I still think they're taking this 'freemium' thing a little bit too far. Perhaps I'm just too used to the games that allows the majority of their content be purchased through a virtual currency that you can earn by playing the game itself, which...

I'm currently playing this game called Mabinogi Online. I don't think it's very popular, but for those who are wondering, it's basically a MMORPG with a lot of classes. As you can see above, a lot of the classes (or talent, as it is called in the game) are very unique, and you can't find them...

I actually played this game for a good while. 'Played' because I no longer have it installed on my phone. It's not that it's a bad game, it's just that the developers are SO money hungry. It's like you have to buy everything. You get one (or two? I forgot) basic viruses for free, sure, but there...

Absolutely. You'd have to be delusional to say that they have no impact on game sales. I mean, take a look at this tweet about the 'Pewdiepie effect' for example: https://twitter.com/braceyourselfok/status/643574577482731520 "Here's how the "@pewdiepie effect" affected NecroDancer. No real bump...