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I'm currently only playing two mobile games: Fallout Shelter & World Peace Simulation or something like that. The latter is a free app that's a bit lame and repetitive, but good and interesting nonetheless, or at least for me. Fallout Shelter is also free, but it has a much better quality...

I'll lay off the technical stuff and say CS:GO based on it's player base alone. I'm probably a bit biased since I play it and not COD (or not anymore, anyway), but yes. CS:GO's player base, albeit still being problematic, is so much better than COD. Their mindset is stupid and most of the...

A bit boring, but hey. I'm gonna say Monopoly. It's practically the mother of all board game. Also the mother of destroying relationships and the mother of games that makes it's players hate themselves and their luck. Tied with Uno, but that's not really a board game (that falls into the card...

Civilization V. The game truly is magnificent. I didn't think they could top Civilization III (which was then topped by Civilization IV, but I doubted them anyway), but they did. I loved the strategy aspect of the game; in fact, it's one of a game's biggest selling point for me (strategy), if...

As of now, probably DOTA 2 and Left 4 Dead 2. Both very entertaining games and both have very good repeat value, in the sense that each gaming session offers different and unique gaming experience. Minecraft is also very fun, but I don't dig the player base very much. Mostly annoying pre-teen...

Right now it's Dota 2. Even if you hate the game, you gotta admit that it's pretty darn glorious for a free game. It's what I love about the game: It's completely free to play and money gives you no advantage whatsoever. Skill is the only thing that matters in it, and that's what I love about...

I didn't like Fallout that much. Is it necessarily the worst game that I've ever played? No, but it's not my kind of game either. But real talk? Probably something like Unturned or other seemingly unfinished, half-assed games on Steam. Especially those that are NOT free, but should be. Unturned...

I like perma-deaths the most, but ONLY when it adds to the story of the game. Normal deaths that you get from failing to kill a certain monster or boss is fine and expected and that's the standard one for every game with a fighting system, so that's fine. But REAL deaths? As in deaths of an NPC...

More gameplay, less you. Of course you have to interact with your audience - it's going to be your biggest selling point. So it's needed, but don't overdo it. I absolutely despise it when there's a cinematic scene or other important moments and the player/Youtuber keeps talking. It's like shut...

I'm not going to name names, but I'll drop the name of the game: The Walking Dead. The Walking Dead is good, it has always been good. This applies to the mobile game too (NOT the fighting one - the one with episodes). It's excellent, and so are the deaths. I don't want to spoil anyone, but some...

I was going to suggest you the Fallout series then I noticed you said 'no blood'. Whoops. You'd probably vomit after playing the game if you get uneasy after playing those 3rd and 1st person shooter games lmao. There's this game called Gone Home that I think would be perfect for you. It's not...

Well I haven't really stopped playing the games completely, I just play them a lot less. I still play LoL once or twice every week or two (when I'm bored and don't feel like playing the games I usually play). It's really hard to enjoy the game when you have all sort of insults getting thrown at...

I'm using SteamDB to count it. I love how the button says 'Get disappointed in your life'. How very fitting. Anyway, I did it and apparently my total account value is only $34. $11 total cost with sales. $2.43 average price, and 1,113 hours on record with 101.2 hours average play time. I'm not...

Bless Cookie Clicker for starting this trend. But yes, I too, have fallen victim to the addicting nature of clicker games. According to my Steam profile, I've spent a whooping 490 hours on Clicker Heroes.. and then another 445 hours on this game called Time Clickers. And another 8.7 hours on...

As in the series? Oh hell um. Can I just say at least two or three full months? GTA was one of the first games that I played. I remember playing GTA: San Andreas non-stop for a week during one of the school holidays, only stopping to eat, shower and sleep. I literally spent the entire day in...

League of Legends, DOTA 2 and CS: GO comes to mind. And pretty much every other MMOFPS games. In that order. The community is just plain terrible. I don't think I've met a single nice person from League of Legends. I remember making a genuine mistake and having like half of the people there...

There's this game called Mabinogi that I've been playing for a while. I posted about it in one of the threads a few days back.. It's a MMORPG that doesn't focus itself entirely on the standard fighter/DPS classes like Warrior, Knight, Mage, etc. There are classes like Tailor, Chef, Blacksmith...

Absolutely. Most of the time I play as the magician class, but sometimes I like roles that requires you to craft as well. In fact, they're probably my second favorite. Tailors, Chefs, Blacksmiths, etc. Probably not Alchemists though. I don't know why but they don't appeal to me that much...

I've been wanting to play this for a while now. It's such a shame that you have to pay (I know, I'm such a cheapskate, I'm sorry). I'm a huge fan of The Walking Dead (both the TV and Comic series) so this game is amazing. I just don't know if I want to pay for them yet since if you convert the...

I would probably focus a lot on the story and the gameplay experience rather than focusing on the classes. I've noticed that most MMO (or well, MMORPGS) focus more on how the characters look than the story. They're more worried about how big the swords are and how explosive the spells look...