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I don't hate it, I just liked it less than I expected... It just didn't feel like Hitman game: too many mission where the goal was to go from A to B undetected (it's more something than belong to Splinter Cell), and very few mission where you have to murder someone. And the freedom of the good...

Well, thank you. Now I want a Dexter Telltale Game (and I mean the cartoon indeed!) and I know it will never happen. Maybe a Cartoon Network game, that would be.. interesting, to say the least. And about Supernatural, @OursIsTheFury , I think that would be interesting for many many people but...

...and what do you think about preordering in general? Do you avoid preorder, or do you preorder what might seems interesting - or maybe just for the bonus games? I preordered a few games in my Steam career: AAA titles like No Man's Sky and Hitman Absolution, and I regretted a bit both of...

VR is too expensive for me to try it out now. Also, it's still young and on a experimental phase: at this time I have no idea if it actually have future, or if it will die like 3D movies. If it became something serious and well-integrated in gamers' lifes, then yes... I'll enjoy playing it, I'm...

Do I have a Internet connection? If so, I'll say Garry's Mod... why? Because I would pick a game without a story mode, without an ending, so I could play it for more than... a few hours, I guess? Plus there are infinite gamemodes and stuff to do in it, I think it would be fine to spend time on...

Speaking on something related to Portal 2 that i'ts just on the Workshop, the series of map called "12 Angry Tests" are worth check it if you aren't already. In every map there are actually two different puzzles, one after each other with some element that integrates in both of them... From what...

Yes, the focus in Infinite was more on the characters and.. other spoilery stuff rather than the city itself. Rapture on the other hand have a deep (pun intended) lore around it (and we even got to explore it further in the Infinte DLCs, so it's always a pleasure to come back! Telltale please.

I haven't played a lot of new games (I usually wait for sales, and it take a few years) but from what I can tell I can say that 2017 is been a good year so far for gaming. On AAA titles, Nier: Automata and Prey are both pretty good. Different genres, different gameplay... same awesomeness. On a...

Super Meat Boy, and its spiritual successor The End is Nigh. ALL OF THEM. Seriously, I love McMillen's game and I find them pretty fun, but those game are a hellish nightmare to complete! The secret optional parts are even worse - ok, they are optional so I don't have to do that, but after you...

Well to be honest doing all of this stuff was actually pretty fun... Maybe gamers are just psycho, or maybe not. After all this is the best part of those games: you aren't harming anyone, you can do whatever you want and let your inner serial killer laugh and laugh over those poor Sim's pain.

Portal 2 workshop is amazing! Some of them are so incredibly good that they even got a proper Steam page! Have you tried Portal Stories Mel, or Thinking with time machine? There is even that Painting Gun Test Initiative where they got rid of the Portal gun in favor of a paint gun... it's not...

I always found the plot in Bioshock to be way better than the actual gameplay, so I feel like this might absolutely work! Maybe we would even get two season: the first one in Rapture, and the second one in Columbia! Good choice!

Telltale games are good (unless you don't like them, I guess). From The Walking Dead to Tales from the Borderlands, from The Wolf among Us to Minecraft Story Mode, from Batman to Game of Thrones (sort of), from the old Tales of Monkey Island to the old Sam & Max. They had many games based on...

Well except for the all amazing tech and everything that it will have (not really an expert in that matter so I won't make any guesses) there is just one thing I hope and that will probably never happen: a serious backwards compatibility! It shouldn't be too hard! Just bring in a integrated...

If you like strategy games you could also tyr Crusader Kings 2, there is an extremely good mod Game of Thrones-related for that. Anyway, I never played the RPG or the strategy GoT games, but I played the Telltale game! And honestly... I'm sorry to say I was a bit disappointed. I found it to be...

Well what are your favorite God of War game in the series, and what is your favorite Final Fantasy (hard choice I know)? You could put that in your top list! So, what are they?

Humble Bundle is pretty good but it's not just indie anymore, so even if you can get a lot of good games for an extremely low prices, they don't really belong here. The first ones, during their first years and months, were pretty good and amazing since they allowed a lot of good indie games to...

There are quite a few indie RPG that are pretty good, but I don't know what kind of RPG you like the most: JRPG or WRPG? Anyway, a good rpg-rogulike game that is pretty hard is Dungeon of Dredmor. The levels are randomly generated and you pick a set of skills at the beginning of each session...

Yes! Soul Reaver was the second title of the series - and also one of my favorite childhood games - and probably the best one in the entire saga. I just hated how the ending was a cliffhanger with no resolution at the time. It is totally worth to play every game again from the beginning, yes...

The worst part about the flight school missions is that (most of them, or all of them? Don't remember) were mandatory for the story. I struggled a lot... Speaking about flying, that mission with the toy plane was also a total pain.