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I only pre-ordered once in my life. Civ 6. The hype was real. I had hundreds of hours playing Civ 3 as a kid, and I had 300+ hours clocked on Civ 5 before Civ 6 got announced. So of course I got it. Opening day, I already had it downloaded; only waiting for the game to unlock. Played it for an...

I know right? Doom had lots of weapons (I personally preferred the chainsaw), and most of them are more powerful than the shotgun, but it is still the most iconic. Maybe because it's the first strong weapon you get. Also, shotguns are pretty damn powerful in most games you go to; be it shooting...

Old wrestling games were pretty fun. Not like today's versions. Today's versions are more on realism, both on graphics and gameplay. No more fun stuff like setting tables on fire and slamming your opponent to it. No more breaking the walls of the locker area to go fight in the showers and...

Yeah, I never got the appeal of Minecraft. I think I have a bias against pixel games in modern games, so it might be that. I mean, it's 2017 and other games have ultra realistic graphics, and these big games still do block stuff? Pixel games should have been phased out long ago since you don't...

Yup, and how do people rent stuff anymore? Is that a thing? The closest I have to "renting" a game is buying it on Steam and playing it for an hour. If I like what I see, I keep it, but if not, I ask for a refund. I've refunded a lot of games over the years, but at least I don't get buyer's...

I don't like the idea of selling games. I'm the sentimental type so I can't really sell the stuff I own, even for profit and even if I don't use them anymore. There are ways to keep them; just store them neatly in a shelf somewhere, put them in a disc book, etc; but I'd never sell them for money...

It's because they're not making a profit off it, even though people actually play the game longer - and even buy it entirely sometimes - because of the game's modding community. Bethesda tried to monetize mods twice now for their benefit, while GTA doesn't want it entirely. These companies...

They call it relationship/family time killers for a reason. I don't like playing board games / games in general where you directly compete with family. It always ends up pretty messy since someone takes it too seriously. If I were to play games, I'd just stick with games where we play together...

There's been fan backlash against GTA as of late, right? Regarding the modding community being banned or something. People downvoted the game to hell at last I checked it was around 10% approval. They retracted their previous update, and now things are normal again, but I hate how these...

After a crappy day at school/work, it's nice to just jump into a wormhole where you end up in another universe that you can do whatever you want. It's pretty relaxing that way, huh? I remember rushing home back in elementary school to play Diablo 2, Red Alert 2, and Warcraft 3 until dinner...

I know the feeling. If prolonged sitting while playing games isn't such a health risk, I'd play all day too. But it's not, so people should really stretch their legs, at least do some walking, every hour to avoid health hazards like blood clots or trapped nerves. You know those people who die...

lol yes, I ended up having glasses 2 years into having a full time job in front of a computer. But hey, my new glasses have anti-glare, which means I can see clearly and not have trouble staring at the screen for a long amount of time because of glare or brightness. All in all, still worth it...

Ah, floppy discs. Where you can send flash games to your classmates without hassle, but has trouble opening MS Word when your paper is due an hour later. Good times. Too bad kids these days can't experience 1 megabyte of data storage and having to budget that into your whole school project. Man...

Any witcher, but hey, being Geralt of Rivia can't be that bad. You get to roam around a beautiful land, hunt monsters for a living, go on an adventure and fight bosses knowing that you'll be alive by the end of it. It's a great adventure and being a witcher sounded so appealing that they even...

We had the same haul, although I got Killing Floor 2 for free because it was on a promotional day or something that the devs made. I got Firewatch, Life Is Strange (played 1 episode and I figured I'd get the rest), Ori and the Blind Forest, Brothers: A Tale of 2 Sons, Portals 1 and 2, Talos...

I was 3.5k MMR on Dota 2 then I realized when I won one, I lost one as well. It was back and forth with no progress really, and even though I won, the MMR still won't change since I ended up losing the next round. It got boring pretty quickly after that realization, so I stopped playing and just...

I was never hooked on Sims 4. I played a lot of 1 and 2, but 3 and 4 didn't really do it for me since it's like been there, done that sort of game. You do the same thing all over again when starting a new family, and the newer SIMS haven't really added much to the game apart from the expensive...

Yup, and the point of playing a game is to unwind and relax after a long day of school/work. How anybody would go home after a stressful day and just to frustrating challenges, or go online to play ranked matches where people flame at each other 9 times out of 10, is beyond me. Me personally, a...

I have it in my library but have never tried it. I played Fallout 4 before and really didn't like it, so I'm not really confident if I'm gonna enjoy this one. Buy hey, like you said, it's free so I can't really complain. It's not like it's a $50 AAA game that's all radiant quests with all these...

WHY ARE YOU SCREAMING? WHY AM I SCREAMING? lol anyway, I play sporadically lately. At times it's 4 hours straight, sometimes 2, sometimes none at all. It depends on my work since I have to do my job now (yes, price of growing up, I know), and now I have the capability to earn money, but not...