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When you get all the high level skills and you don't have to watch out for your health anymore, either because your stats are so high that low level enemies can't harm you, or your armor is too good that any attack will just leave 1 damage, it's hard to feel like you care enough to dodge or...

Also, online games like that have MMRs and ranking systems, and your rise or fall can't completely depend on your skill. It's a team game so naturally your teammates affect your rank just as much as your skill. That's why you see people ordering people around; getting mad at the slightest...

Yeah the tapping action I admit is the reason why mobile games these days are great. Growing up playing mobile, it's been pressing buttons on the keypad. Not until we got touchscreen capabilities have we had a newer experience when playing. So if people port it to the PC, it's basically just...

I got that game last sale and for less than a dollar? How could I say no? Haven't played it yet since I'm on Life is Strange, but it's already installed in my PC and I'll get to it eventually. For the price I think it looks good, even though I heard the story isn't that long. But hey, ratings...

It's actually pretty great. The voice recognition thing was fun and it's basically Windows 7 with a lot more improvements. I tried Windows 8 but it was a disaster, and it's nice to see they got it right on the next one. You should get it if you could. It's a lot more modern and it fixes a ton of...

And I don't think you can play it offline. They just want to do that MMORPG thing like with WoW, so no countless hours of single player like when I played Diablo 2. D2 is still a pretty good game though, and I played it recently because I got bored with my newer games. Still holds up in my...

Isn't it basically scrabble with a different name? I don't see how it's any different. And even though that game started out as a mobile game, they even made a physical version of it, so it was exactly like scrabble. It's weird, but hey, anything for a profit, huh? What's next? Worms and...

So what's Football manager like? Is it just like a GM mode where you don't actually play any game, just setup the players and manage the sidelines like a simulator? I've seen it before but I never actually paid attention to it. I saw it in my queue on Steam, but I had other stuff in mind so it...

It's good to find bugs and stuff with the help of players, but I don't think game companies should be charging people for an incomplete product. It's like they can't wait for the money to start flowing after the release, so they just release the game halfway through, call it early access, then...

I have about 27 games on my library at the moment. 3 have been 100% competed, both in-game and achievements, while a lot of those have been finished as well but just a few achievements left (Arkham Asylum has 5, same with Ori and the Blind Forest). So if I played about a few hours a day, and if...

I played Firewatch and it was one of the suggestions. I guess it's a mystery game with a bit of walking simulator going on? I dunno, but I think I saw ghosts in the screenshots when I looked at their Steam page. Looks great, but since I already bought both Portals, The Talos Principle, and...

Meh, I'm sure the simplest point and click games would do the trick. If they are more of a fan of history or combat you should suggest either Red Alert 2 or Civ 5. Both games are excellent and have low system requirements, which means any laptop can probably handle them. Also the scrabble and...

Also, most mobile games are more fun when using touchscreen, but if you port it to the PC, it doesn't feel the same with you slashing fruit and stuff with the mouse pointer. It's not really as fun as say scrolling your way into the game, since the fun part is the interactive touch, and without...

Eh, I have doubts on buying stuff online, especially when they are used already. Way too much risk for the reward since you won't be getting your money back if the thing you got broke a week into buying it. Also, no warranty so everything you shell out all comes out of your end and you won't...

I think I played a bit of Halo as a kid, but the newer ones, no. I do have Cortana on my Windows 10 but I guess it's more of a reference rather than an actual connection to the Cortana character in the game. I'd love to play it but I have other games in mind at the moment, and shooting games...

Most sports games these days focus on graphics and intensity and the realism of the faces. It's a shame too because they're using up all the fun stuff less and more on trying to replicate the TV show aspect of the sport. I miss the old games to be honest.

I played Life is Strange and I hear it's the same format of episodic decision making for the most part. I think I'd get it if it's on sale, but right now at full price I don't think I'd get it without major convincing. I was a bit hesitant with the Tell Tale Games but after playing LiS I think I...

It's not as exciting as a real time strategy like Red Alert 2 but it still has its good aspects. You can easily lose 5 hours into the game and you'd still be halfway done. It does get faster paced by the modern era since everyone would just bust out their weapons and tanks all over the map for...

Awesome game. Would love to play it again for the first time so I don't know the twists and turns in the story. Gameplay was pretty great, though you can only efficiently do a sword melee build compared to just using signs or the crossbow. But still, lots of decisions in the game that leads to a...