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It was a steaming pile of mess and lost promises, so most people have resorted to either skipping this game or refunding the game after a few hours. If that doesn't say much about the game, I don't know what is. You can try it if you have the money or the time, but I believe in the majority...

You will learn more if you play alone... online with other people. If you play alone with bots, well, you can learn the basics and how the skills, builds, and characters are played, but the learning curve with these MOBA are so steep that playing with bots won't get you anywhere. You can play...

Yeah I don't get it either. You're just at home sitting in the chair all day. It's not like you're hurting anyone. People out there spending their money on whatever they want, and here we are sitting quietly and enjoying a different universe each time a game is turn on, and people condemn us for...

Because you manually have to design every corner of the game. There's no genie that will magically generate an entire Skyrim map, complete with quests, NPCs, dungeons, designs, and unique areas. It's all pretty hard work, but sometimes game developers get lazy and would release an incomplete...

Resident Evil 7 was great in my opinion. Having played RE: Survivor, RE3, RE4, RE5, and RE6; I felt the newer ones have lost its way. It became a shooting game instead of the core survival horror, and they tried too much to be Left 4 Dead instead of staying true to their nature. RE7 was really a...

I've been goddamn busy these days I barely could play even for an hour straight. I got some games from the Steam Summer Sale though so I'm pretty set if I ever get some free time. At least I'll be able to play something new once I have some time on my hands. I got Ori and the Blind Forest and...

I honestly don't like the idea of playing a game by purchasing it, then having to pay more every month. It's just milking the players of all their money. I don't like that, and it's really unfair that those "subscription deals" involve the player paying more monthly just to get stuff like extra...

It's gonna go down to your graphics card. I agree, the processor helps a bit with the gameplay experience, but the workload relies on your GPU. Basic rule is, GPU for graphics related concerns like FPS or performance in general; hard drive for loading times, processor and memory for minor...

PC for me. You get better frame rates, you get better deals for games with Steam Sales, you get easy support, and you can easily upgrade parts to make the gameplay experience better. For controls, a keyboard and a mouse is still superior to a controller, especially in point and click style...

First gaming console I truly owned was a Game Boy Advance. First game was Pokemon Yellow, as well as an assortment of games like Battle City, Pokemon (in a Mario game?), and Jungle City or whatever. Only the Pokemon Yellow one was great and had replay value. Others were basically mini games that...

Only twitch stream I have watched in my life is the Pokemon twitch game where thousands of players tried to play one Pokemon game. It lead to many trends like the Almighty Helix, and it was a really fun time all in all to be a Pokemon fan. You had people who wanted to work together to win, and...

I think the answer is pretty obvious. PC if you are just at home; but if you are on the road a lot, then a laptop (a really good one) will really make the long train rides or bus commutes manageable and tolerable. It's all about the specs of the machine, to be honest. You can have a laptop that...

Avatar: The Burning Earth. I was a big fan of the TV series and I figure I'd get the game so I can replay the awesome episodes with me being one of the characters. It ended up being a money-grab steaming pile of crap, where they cut any and everything in the story, patched it up together like...

I have a Nvidia GTX 1060 6GB. It's pretty good and can get easy high settings on 2016-present games. But the FPS isn't all the great though for new releases, as better graphics cards are out there in the market, such as the 1070 and 1080. If I'm going to upgrade though, I'll just go straight to...

Yeah, it's true. When you have a PC you won't rest until it's the best you can have for newer games. 60 FPS, smooth controls, short loading times, wide screen support; that's why you have to do it little by little. Memory this month, save for a monitor in 6 months. That sort of thing. You can...

Do those multiplayer flash games at newgrounds.com count as online games? I remember doing the games there and they really sucked. But I had barely anything that's even close to a gaming PC back then, so I had to settle with tanks on flash players, as well as having to compete with that one...

I think I played one of the old Halo games as a kid. I can't remember much, but I thought the space themed shooter was not for me, since I preferred modern weapons and swords to futuristic stuff like lasers and alien blasters. The driving part was great though, and I can't help wonder what...

That game sucked in my opinion. It was always obvious where the general was, since players mostly heavily defend it under layers and layers of soldiers. Nobody would play mind games since they are too paranoid with putting the general at the flank or at the vanguard. It's always under layers and...

I actually love strategy games. I've been playing them since I was a kid. Red Alert 2, Warcraft 3, Age of Mythology, Rise of Nations, Civilization 3; most of the PC games of my childhood revolved around strategy games because one, they have low system requirements, and two, it's an over the head...

If you're like me who gets motion sick a lot because of head bob/ first person perspectives, then you might steer clear from this one. Don't get me wrong, I think the game is great, but I watched someone play this and I couldn't even stay for a few minutes without feeling dizzy. I don't know if...