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The perfect example of difficult but fun would be Dark Souls 1 and 2. Every time you die it's your own fault, because you were reckless or did not feel the need to prepare yourself for what you may encounter. Except when you're invaded by a parry spammer - HATE those guys!

I would categorize most mobile games as "casual", with wide audiences who rarely play games but enjoy mobile game x or y. There are definitely games catered to the needs of hardcore gamers such as Out There, my favorite roguelike game for smartphone or tablet. Yes, I would say mobile games are...

Two games I can't stop playing: ARMA III Breaking Point - A mod similar to DayZ but more polished with interesting gunplay and a wide variety of maps to try. Can't stop playing it with friends as we always have so much fun running around looking for trouble. Hearthstone - I prefer arena...

I was able to purchase this gaming beast for a reasonable price about a year ago as a promotion on a certain webstore. It's much better for gaming compared with my main desktop. It has a GTX 780M, a nice CPU and a power brick the size of an actual brick! The only problem I have is that the 17"...

It seems I'm the only with a preference for HoN so far. I've been playing it for several years with a few friends and we all feel like it has the highest "skill cap" of the different MOBA games. Amazing players can really make a difference (and not just with carries) with some of the more...

I was so hyped to play Hellgate: London after seeing the amazing cinematic trailer. Too bad the actual game was meh. I later found out the trailer was made by another company specialized in CGI movies.

The first game that comes to mind is Hatred, a recent controversial game with almost no redeeming factors. The goal is to kill as many innocent people as possible with a small arsenal of weapons. The fact that the main character is a misanthropic bastard who complains about how he's going to...

I believe exposure is positively correlated with the # of sales for a particular product. For example, if a famous brand were to hand out a free demo of game X, more people would buy the game as their doubts regarding the game they did not know before have abated. Simply put, the millions of...