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Yeah, you should! It's very grotesque, but in an artsy-fartsy, Tim Burton-esque way. The developers deserve a prize for their artwork alone.

That's great! Back in the days you had to be a solid Level 40 to mount a horse. Not to mention horses used to cost a fortune.

Oh God, I am sorry. I play both games and I was typing that pretty late at night, so I mixed up the game titles by accident. Thank you for correcting me.

Definitely Cookie Clicker. I still don't understand why I was so obsessed with it -- going as far as to scour forums to look for cheats and hacks to automate the clicking. I guess all I wanted to know was if there was really a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. I really wanted to see if...

Fran Bow, an indie point and click horror game on Steam. Amazing art and brilliant story! I can't believe it took only two people to produce the game from start to end.

Wow, the game that broke the internet a few years ago. Can't believe someone is still keeping the apk file. I remember a time where phones pre-installed with Flappy Bird would go for twice their retail price on Ebay.

I really liked Fable 2 and Fable 3. Too bad Lionhead Studios isn't producing anymore installments. They were the first to come up with the concept of adopting kids and building houses in a combat oriented RPG -- yes, way before Bethesda came out with Hearthstone as downloadable content for Skyrim.

Yeah. Collecting dust but I still ply it from time to time. I love Kingdom Hearts and until the third installment comes out I won't be moving on from Playstation 2 anytime soon.

Apparently Nintendo has deviated from The Legend of Zelda's original selling point -- maps/worlds with loads of easter eggs and therefore high explore value. I used to walk in circles around fields in the Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask just to look for surprises. Twilight Princess had huge...

I actually can't play GTA all that much due to motion sickness. I start getting nauseous after 30 minutes of gameplay, so that helps cap the amount of time I spend playing it. Instead of pouring hours into the game in one sitting, I play GTA in intervals of an hour or so. I played MMORPGs in...

My first console was a yellow Gameboy Advance. My dad used to buy bootleg cartridges that had a plethora of random games in them, including most iterations of the first generation Pokemon games. But boy, that thing was a power guzzler. I was going through packs of batteries like a kid addicted...

It is, at the beginning. It was the sheer variety of equipment and item drops from kills that got me hooked. I stayed on in the game for quite a while to see what sort of cool, rare gears I could harvest from kills. But what really made me lose interest was the fact that you can't enter into...

Definitely the Gameboy Advance and N64. Sure, we have niftier consoles that can process hyperrealistic images but the loading times are horrible and negatively affects the gaming experience overall. Imagine playing Super Mario 64 and having to wait 5-10 seconds every time you enter a painting...