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I really enjoy playing with Rakan as my support. He's got a little poke and more than enough mobility to help harass as well. It's great that he can leap in so easily and knock the enemy ADC up and just pull himself right out of the fray immediately afterwards if need be. As someone whose been...

As stated by other people, as long as the buying options in games are not pay-to-win elements, then I have absolutely no problem with people paying real money for virtual items. If you truly enjoy a game, then I would almost encourage people to spend some money on in-game items, especially if...

I don't see League dying out anytime in the near future. The fanbase is still really thriving and Riot does a pretty standup job of being engaged with the community as well as making sure new and fresh things come to the game regularly to keep people's interest. Be it new champions, gamemodes...

The last game I preordered was Skyrim back in 2011. I was still in high school and at the peak of my gaming phase then, and I'd been a huge fan of Oblivion, so I figured I get Skyrim regardless and bit the bullet on it. I wouldn't go back and change that, necessarily, but I don't think I needed...

The first PC game I can remember playing is Chris Sawyer's original Rollercoaster Tycoon. This was probably back in the early 2000's when I was still in late grade school/middle school time, and I have very, very fond memories of that time. I remember playing it all the time and wanting to get...

The last console I owned was the Xbox 360, but when the time comes for me to get a new console, I'm definitely going to go with the PS4. My reasoning is solely for the exclusive games that are available on Playstation. It was nice being able to play Halo and Gears of War with my Xbox, but...

Yes, Alien Isolation is a joy to play! At least in my opinion. As a fan of survival horror games like Outlast and Amnesia, it was great seeing an Alien game in that genre produced. I haven't played it all the way through, but my roommate was playing it just the other day and I watched him for a...

I don't play mobile games too often, and I don't stay up too late playing them, either. If I don't get enough rest at night, I'll be exhausted for work. In general, I try to only keep a couple games on my phone at a time, because I don't like having the temptation of video games following me...

The first game I can remember buying with my own money was Dungeon Siege. I picked it up for $9.99 at my local Office Max because I thought it looked cool. I had no idea I was picking up a game that would help propel me further into the world of video games. I think it was my first RPG as well...

Someone else already mentioned Stardew Valley, which I think is a great game to add to your Steam library if you haven't already. Other than that, I highly recommend FEZ, Risk of Rain, and Papers, Please. Give the Indie section on Steam a look-through, too. I'm sure you can find a ton of stuff...

I would have loved to be challenger just once to experience what it was like. There seems to be quite a community and camaraderie between challenger players, Riot, and the casters that seems fun to be a part of. Plus, who hasn't imagined being a professional gamer before? In reality, though, I...

I haven't played it, but Homefront has been on my radar for a while now. How is the storyline? As someone who is more of a casual gamer anymore, overpowered weapons don't bother me. I don't mind sitting back and being able to breeze through a game at my own pace and just enjoy the story.

Not only that, but it seems like consoles are less and less often able to backtrack and play games from previous console versions. That was one of the things that turned me off from the Playstation line, as I didn't want to have to reinvest money in the exact same games I'd already purchased...

Given that you're having doubts, as you should with any champion you haven't played and that costs 6300 ip, I'd recommend you wait until she's on rotation as free to play so you can give her a shot in normals before you drop that much ip on her. From experience and as an ADC main, I can tell you...

I think Outlast is on my list of scariest games I've played, as well. Loved the claustrophobic, defenseless feeling the game gave me throughout its entirety. I'm not a fan of jump scares because I generally think they're a cheap method, but I think the developers utilized them really well...

I last upgraded the hard drives in my PC about 6 months ago. When I built it originally, my SSD was only about 40GB, and it just wasn't feasible for me to have such a small SSD, especially since my system files and OS were installed on it. So I made the switch to a 500GB SSD, which has made...

After a little thought, I'd have to boil my top 5 games down to: 1. Rollercoaster Tycoon 2. Half-life 2 3. Deadspace 4. Bioshock 5. League of Legends

Gaming doesn't necessarily affect my daily life as much as it used to. In high school, my life tended to revolve around gaming, and spending my evenings and weekends in front of the TV or computer screen. Anymore I game very casually after work three or four days a week as a stress reliever. I...

I've been in the same boat as you. MOBA's can really get you going, and a lot of it is the toxic nature of the community, I think. I'd never experienced such negativity online as I did when I started playing League. It hasn't kept me from playing regularly, but it changed the way that I do play...

I've had my eye on Bloodborne for a while too. If it were available on PC I'd have played it a long time ago, I feel. I think I'd like to see The Last of Us and Until Dawn released on the PC, as they're the two games that have me the most interested in the PS4. I think Horizon: Zero Dawn would...