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I think any game porting over to pc is good, since I am a pc gamer and I want my platform to thrive. It's also pretty much a given that a mobile game will reach its true potential once it goes go to a more versatile platform, be it pc or consoles.

Steam or humble bundle for me. Sometimes I buy keys from nuuvem(*Brazillian website), but it's still on rare occasions.

I second the humble bundles. Pretty much every bundle feels like robbery.

Probably Outlast. I've played this with friends so I wouldn't scream like a little girl everytime I play, and it turns out instead of one grow man crying, there were 7. My strategy wasn't a success, but it certainly created some great memories.

I hear you. "You're a whore." Oh, really buddy? You're the one giving me the cheddar, so I couldn't care less. Next vid I'm going to go braless, so troll to your heart's content and bring your friends. XOXO

Pretty much the same Patrick said: If you're striving for convenience you're probably better off paying someone to build a pc for you than buying a Steam Machine. If you're really hell-bent on building the machine, I suppose it's still better in the long run to just get it, rather than any...

I'm not sure if OP managed to make her gaming channel, but just in case anyone else is wondering about gender holding you back on youtube gaming: Long story short, no, it probably wouldn't detract from your views, in fact it would boost your view account, but for all the wrong reasons. If...

It really is unfortunate, but that's the "freemium" format most games on mobile offer. I don't think the problem was that the devs were hungry, I think it's because the game was just too ambitious for mobile in the first place, and being a one-time pay version would probably not net them as good...

Fire emblem probably sits at the top of the mountain when it comes to freak deaths. Every chapter feels like game of thrones and I don't blame anyone that chooses to save-scum their way through the games. It really is a pretty punishing experience, since we are forced to treat our soldiers...

You know what's the funniest bit? That this pricing is actually their idea of damage control. When the game first became available for pre-order, It cost whooping R$ 250,00. That's 80$, double of the expected(but still pricy) 40$ of the witcher 3 at the time. I can't even begin to wrap my head...

Don't worry about it :) I live in Brazil and the game is currently at R$ 226, which is roughly 58$. Seems fair, right? Well, it would be, if our country's average wages weren't taken into consideration for the overwhelming majority of steam's games. To put things into perspective, GTA V is...

Still not sure. It would be a no-brainer if not for the absurd price it got(double the normal amount of a AAA title on my country) But I'm not sure If I'm willing to endorse this sort of behaviour. I will probably play it with Steam sharing or something similar.

Prison Architect I've been accompanying it since Early Access, and I have to say I'm proud of how much it grew. I recommend this game for everyone who wants a simulation game where you're not stuck with just one playstyle. It's pretty great how you can go from benevolent dictator to just an...

I think the closest I got to that was Fallout New vegas. I can't even count how many times I beat that game, there was a time where I felt this was the one game that was always there for.

As we all know, death is a pretty common theme on videogames. In almost every game you are risking your character's virtual health in order to finally complete your objective. However, death is something that can me radically different things depending on the game. You can have games like Super...

Yes, most definitely yes. This is specially true for games that are without a large budget for marketing. If Pewdiepie or any major youtuber praises your game, you can be sure he will be greenlit. This is one of the http://www.appfreak.net/deconstructing-incredible-success-flappy-bird/reasons so...

I remember first playing on the mobile. I have always wondered why a good game like that didn't have a Pc or console version, so I'm very glad to see they are doing well.

I think difficulty should be there to help making the game fun, not as a opposite force. While I can understand people saying frustration is inevitable, that's not what difficulty is for, difficulty exists so you feel good when you win, the crushing feeling after losing is just a symptom. If a...

Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is a possible favorite and is pretty fresh on my mind, since I recently played it. I can't stress enough how good this game is. It's best game I have played this year, and It will probably stay that way if Fallout 4 doesn't answer to all the hype. It really...