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I am curious, which tower defense games do you find the best on Android? I recently started playing a bit of Kingdom Rush: Origins, which is according to critics, the last in the best TD series on mobiles. It is really a nice game with a good variety of towers, but it is a bit small even for a...

Currently I am watching the last, 7th season of Sons of Anarchy. The first half of it so far seems a bit lackluster after the ending of the 6th, but it seems to pick up during the second half of the season.

Yes, it is much like a very improved DA 2, even most of the combat system is from that game. Sadly the tactics menu has been dumbed down considerably, only choices are whether to use this spell, not use it, or favor it over all others, and several settings such as hwo many potions to keep and...

Inquisition is much more open-world, which means that many of its content is exploration, closing rifts (think killing dragons in Skyrim, or closing Oblivion gates in Oblivion, that sort of repetitive thing). Out of my 63 or so hours of playthrough, the actual story quests took a maximum of 8-10...

I played quite a few rounds on it, and yes, it still seems quite CT-sided, although smart T's can use smoke grenades to alleviate this a little bit. In this regard, the map hasn't changed that much, only minor tweaks were done on it.

I played Fun Run with a friend, hilarious for an hour or two, but gets old fast. I play some RPGs on my phone, like Final Fantasy 6 if I have time, or smaller ones like Wayward Souls for a quick hack and slash fix if on the bus.

What are your opinions on the new Train map? Personally, I like the new one, it is much brighter and easier to see enemies, but I find the map itself a bit cluttered. I don't like that they replaced the sideways entrance into B from the T starter with one which is behind a half-closed warehouse...

I don't have one, and I don't want to buy one for money, either. If one dropped for me I would sell it instantly.

I don't think it'll have anything to do with dinosaurs, that is just a running gag from BF3. I think we'll maybe get a single remastered map from one of the older BFs, and that is it.

I only have about 6-7 bought game on steam, and most of those were discounted or in a bundle, such as the recent one with Insurgency,

I know that I can move them up to 3 times per turn, I use that mechanic a lot. The problem is, even if I manage to take them up near an enemy tank, they are still very weak, need 3-4 shots in the front or sides of them to kill. Getting behind them is not an option in many cases. I don't know...

I like it too, Summoners Rift really needed a facelift, especially with Howling Abyss and the new Treeline next to it. I also enjoy the new music for SR, which was put in yesterday's patch.

Either Varus or Nidalee. I like long-range attacks and pokes, and both of these champions have very far-reaching skillshots.

I am playing it on PC, and enjoying it. I am not a big anime fan, but I like the art style of this game, especially that every character is different and easily distinguishable from others. I enjoy the battles too, but I find the balance to be a little weird. For example, the lancers' only...

I find the original game better than the IAP-ridden Android version of PvZ 2. If 2 ever comes to PC, I hope that it'll be a proper full game.

I tried out this game, and I can't play it for really longer periods, as I get a little emotional during gameplay, especially when I manage to get one of my men killed. The game really nailed the depressive feel of war, and the dangers of looting and exploring war-torn battlefields at night...

My favorite right now is SMITE, a 3D "behind the back" third person MOBA by HiRez Studios. Unlike LoL, I don't have to invest in runes or similar things here, which makes the game that much better and easier in my opinion. Also this makes it easier to jsut spend the points on Heroes I enjoy...

I think Early Acces can be a good idea when executed and used properly, see Minecraft for example. Although it is much easier to see the failed products, or ones which abused the Early Access model, such as Starbound which lost quite a lot of players over the months with no stable updates, or...

I play some games such as Wayward Souls, Final Fantasy 6 or the like while waiting for the bus, or between classes.I prefer RPGs with a medium-to-long story, as I finish them slowly over the course of a month or two, with about half-one hour of playing per day.

This game is still alive on PC, although there never has been a large amount of players to begin with. The DLC maps come up quite rarely though, as they can only come if everyone in the current lobby owns them. With the influx of $5 Titanfall buyers , far less players have them, which i nturn...