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Well I have quite a few. The Witcher, the first one, is a classic and beloved games. I also liked the second one, haven't played The Witcher 3. I also liked Dragon Age Origins, Fallout (the first one, the old old old old one), Also a small unknown game is Anachronox, and you can find it on GoG...

Every file on your computer can, sadly, get corrupted. But as long as you can reinstall the game from a physical disc, or download it again you don't have to worry. The files on a DVD/CD/Bluray/whatever are there and they won't change, the disc might get damaged but that's another story. And...

I would say that I don't agree, but I actually don't care. Some early access games can improve themselves over the course of the years, if the developers actually listen to their playerbase, while other games become a scam after being in early access for so many years (and there are a few well...

I love Garry's Mod, I had something like 200 hours on it - which is not much, seeing that others have even 1000 and more hours! Since a few months/years ago I mostly used it in singleplayer, making (shitty) comics and stuff like that, but recently I tried some multiplayer modes and... well, it...

I absolutely loved San Andreas! My favorite in the GTA series. I loved how big the map was, the fact that there were not one but three cities and there were also campaign parts. It was nice driving in those country roads listening to K-Rose. But it's not my favorite PS2 games. That would be...

New games? Almost never, only if it's something I really really really interested in. And I think twice before actually buying it. I have a backlog too big to purchase new games, since I will probably wait a bit before playing them. So Steam Sales and Humble Bundles are the way to go for me, and...

PSONE. It was a Christmas gift from my parents, and along with it there were two games: Resident Evil, which I never played because I got scared of the first zombie (I was just a little stupid kid, sorry), and Rayman 2: The Great Escape. Which remains one of my favorite platform of all time.

I don't have anymore physical game, just my Steam library, and while I know there is a "family sharing" feature, I DON'T use it. I don't know many other gamers anyway, and the few I know aren't really into Steam or into gaming in general that much, they are pretty casual. For physical games, I...

Well I looked into the topic but it seems no one quoted the perfect game for board games lover... Tabletop Simulator! I know, this sounds like an advert if I put the words like this... Anyway here's a link to it: http://store.steampowered.com/app/286160/Tabletop_Simulator/ It's just a physic...

I would like to quote a track in a very important part of the game - and spoiler alert, I won't go too much in details for anybody who haven't played (you should, NOW), if you have played the game you probably already figured out what part I'm talking about. This: And while as I said it's...

The Half Life 2 soundtrack? Weeeellll... I love the game, but honestly the music doesn't really fits me. I don't really love this genre/kind/style of music... don't know how to define it (of course the Portal songs are two exception), I prefer orchestral music, something epic and classical (like...

Torchlight 2 is one of those games that is ALWAYS on sale every one in a while, and often really cheap. I don't think you'll have to wait too much! Did you play the first one too? Also since you like the genere I might suggest to check also The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing - it's a...

Never played any of the Diablo games (I know, I know!) but I played both Torchlight 1 and Torchlight 2. The first one was ok... nice, but it missed something. The second one was amazing, and I had a really good time playing it. I will probably play it again sometime in the future, maybe in...

Dark Souls have pretty good music, but the one that stick with me the most is this: "] But probably it's just because I listened to it for hours and hours before beating them. But both of the credit songs from Portal and its sequel are pretty good too. I prefer the second one:

If you like Tim Burton I would suggest to try Don't Starve - if you didn't try it already. It's a survival game, pretty good, with an artworks that really really resembles Burton's works. Pretty good game. Or, but I haven't tried it, Our Darker Purpose is another burtonesque game - from what I...

Sadly, no. My computer wouldn't handle it (and I don't have any console). I plan to build a new computer in a few years (saving money! Slowly, very slowly...) but when I'll finish the game will probably be dead, or another sequel will come out.

I have three younger brothers. We played A LOT when we were younger, expecially on the PS1 and PS2. I remember games like Crash Team Racing or Crash Bash, those were the games we played the most. But there was also Rampage 2, a game about giant monsters rampaging a city, Micro Maniacs (a racing...

Another day another game (I mean, it's more like another week or month but it sounds better this way). The last game I played is now Knock Knock, a small indie game in which... well I don't really know how to explain, since it's quite a weird and unique game. Most people will find it moring...

I know the question about Life is Strange ending isn't for me, but I'll answer that question too anyway... I choose to . Yes, I know! I regretted it but it seemed the less egotistical thing to do... As for Isaac... Wrath of the Lamb is an expansion of the original, while Rebirth is the remake...

I... like them, a bit. Not a big fan, not a big hater. They are good games, the gameplay is pretty basic and have a bit of problems in the older games, but what matters in the Bioshock series is the atmosphere. And it's marvelous! I like the color and brightness of Infinite, and the setting up...