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Glad I'm not the only one who hasn't played a majority of the games I own. To be fair, I went crazy with Steam sales when I was in high school some 5 or 6 years ago. Since then, I rarely spend money on games, and typically only when I know I'll play them. Anymore, I'm like you in that gaming is...

According to my Steam account, I own 164 games. A lot of them I haven't even played, but Steam sales make it so easy to buy something I think I'm interested in, only to never play it. I'd have to say I've owned over 200 games as I've owned a Playstation and Xbox 360 in the past as well.

I used to be into Clash of Clans before I switched phones last year. Lost my account with the switch and haven't had the desire to go through the hassle of regaining my account on my iPhone. It was pretty fun during the stint I had, though. When I was really grinding through it, I played in on...

Until Dawn is one of the reasons I want to get a PS4. Recently survival horror games have been my go-to. How is the difficulty of Until Dawn? I'm trying to work through The Evil Within, but I find myself getting stuck periodically on various levels. Definitely much more difficult than I...

I bought Skyrim on PC the day it came out. I think it's actually the last game I paid full price for. As a huge Oblivion fan leading up to Skyrim, I was intensely excited to play it when it came out. I probably put in a good 40 or 50 hours into it, but it just didn't hit the same chord with me...

It sort of depends how much time you want to devote to it. Essentially, you build different rooms in your vault and assign dwellers to work in them. Those rooms will produce energy, food, water, stimpacks, or rad-away for you to use, depending on which ones you build. Your objective is to keep...

I really enjoyed Fallout 3, but haven't played Fallout 4 at all. However, Fallout Vault is a completely different genre than the other fallout games. It's similar to a "city builder" game rather than a first person shooter. If you're interested in something that's pretty casual and laid back...

Anymore I buy all of my games digitally. I don't spend as much as I used to on games, so it's nice being able to simply wait until Steam has a ridiculous sale and snagging what I've been interested in at that point. I really like that Steam keeps all of my purchases in my library, that way when...

I've been using Steam for 9 years now to get my PC games. 9 years ago I would have been a freshman in high school, and I purchased the Orange Box so I could play Garry's Mod. That as the initial reason I got Steam and I guess the rest is history. I like how Valve does such a good job at engaging...

I play one or two games, but not daily. I might play every other day, and then it's probably an hour or two of gaming. League of Legends pretty much straps you down for about 45 minutes or so per round, so if I play two rounds I'll usually clock in an hour and a half of gaming.

I haven't played Killing Floor 2 yet as I'm wrapping up a hectic week at work. My friends and I binged the first Killing Floor when we were in high school, so I'm hoping Tripwire doesn't let me down with this one. I heard good things about it from my friends, though.

Getting upset and typing out to the community can reveal a lot about your mindset in game. If someone on my team is getting angry, I do the same as you and mute them, but it's sometimes a different story when the other team rages in all chat. My roommate was playing jungle Maokai a few weeks...

I've been an enormous Draven fanboy going on a year now. I like his play style and tool kit, and the whole catching axes to get stacks adds some additional difficulty to playing him. I like his arrogant attitude in game, even though it doesn't really reflect my personal attitude, and I just...

I mainly game on PC, and my only console currently is a Nintendo 3DS I picked up so I could catch up on Pokemon mainly. I quit playing after Diamond and Pearl, and the release of Sun and Moon made we want to get back into the games and get caught up with them. Currently playing through Pokemon X...

I really enjoy Fallout Shelter, which is available for free on Steam. It takes place in the Fallout world, and you design and build your own vault from the ground up. You can specialize your dwellers to do different tasks, and send them on quests and exploration missions in the wasteland to find...

I generally get my hardware from Newegg or Best Buy, depending on who has the better deal. However, if I can find something comparable on Amazon, I'm not opposed to getting my hardware there either. I've got a Prime membership, so the stuff could be at my door in two days tops, and Amazon has a...

The only game I've ever been ranked in is League of Legends, and even there I'm not particularly competitive. I reached Silver 4 really early this season, and quit playing ranked after that. I could have maybe climbed a couple more tiers, but it's just not that important to me.

I ended up grabbing Firewatch during the sale this year, and I share your exact sentiments about the ending of the game. I found that the dialogue and story really sucked me in and I played through the game in a matter of days. But the ending made it seem like they took the easy way out of the...

I hopped onto Fallout Shelter last night to check on my vault and send some of my dwellers on quests so they could be productive while I'm at work. It's really nice that it's not a time intensive game and I can leave my dwellers to go about their tasks while I'm doing other things.

The first video games series I really enjoyed was Half Life. Phenomenal story, and the world was fascinating to explore and play through. In addition to Half Life, I've found that I adore the Mass Effect series as well as the Elder Scrolls series. Mass Effect for the choose-your-own path style...