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I think overall, the scariest game I've ever played was Resident Evil 2. It was just so scary because of the camera angles, and while Outlast and other games certainly are terrifying in terms of play-style nowadays, I can't help but say Resident Evil 2 because that game almost made me piss my...

I usually play my games during the night. It's just more convenient for me that way because I don't study at home, only in school. I also don't really have anything to do at night, so I focus on that as my game time to keep myself from getting bored. There are also some times during the day...

I've played so many games in the course of my entire life that it would be impossible to name them all one by one, most likely due to my terrible memory. But the games I actually enjoyed were the games I commonly mention in this forum, which is the God of War and Twisted Metal series. Aside from...

I think what really made me get over my addiction is when I broke my device. And recently as I was being addicted to PC gaming, I then got hassled by college studies and failing grades, so I think that was the turning point for me in a way as I was supposed to graduate this year but ended up...

I enjoy soccer as a real-life sport but not as a video game for some reason. Maybe I just don't like them as games in general since I don't really like NBA games either. I do love to play racing games though, I think a lot of them are more accurate to their real-life counterparts and feels...

I actually have and I did so regularly during my early teen years. Defense of the Ancients is a really popular game here and a lot of people would play it competitively with real life money involved. What I did back then was I would bet on a team so they would be able to play with no money...

Yeah, I feel you, I've also had mostly non-pleasant experiences with random strangers. Even on Social maps, most of them were either not talking to me at all, or they just made the environment toxic. I guess that's a con of the buy to play games, it's that the community isn't so big and...

Yes! Well basically there are levels, but once you finish all of them you'll have to repeat one certain map over and over again because this one particular item that's worth selling only drops in there. It was a hard struggle for me, if I recall correctly, I've tried to quit the game 3 times...

Wait... I think I know what you're talking about. Is this the one where teen Gohan asks you if you'd want to train with him to prepare for the Cell games? Then you'll have to face like 3 players in each map where Trunks and Vegeta pretty much drags my butt on the ground and beats the living...

Which is exactly why I suggested that he should upgrade to Java instead :) C++ has its perks, especially in PC gaming, though the free C++ based game engines aren't as powerful as those that are premium. And yes, unity isn't C++ based, it's C# if I can recall correctly, a lot more user-friendly...

I think the best way to have fun in the game is simply playing with your friends. I know how you feel, as a single player game it kind of sucks because you basically have no story, no idea of what your goal is, you basically have nothing to do. But with friends, you can go explore caves, tame...

I only use a regular mouse now sadly. Back then I use a Devil Elephant mouse with a static 3700 dpi. I typically like my mouses fast even though I don't play a lot of FPS games, I generally just like them fast for some reason. Every time I use a mouse with a slow or medium pointer speed, I...

I doubt this, I see no harm in an F2P game until they release a huge paywall where I basically have to spend real life money to get competitively strong. Sadly, a lot of F2P games are like this. Most of them, in fact, would offer you to buy certain items at a discounted real life cash price if...

My specs are a lot lower than yours and my friend has the exact same specs as you do. The games I've seen him play are Dead Rising 2 and Outlast 2, both of which ran perfectly fine on his device without even charging. Mine could barely run Dead Rising 2 at 30 fps, it even struggles to produce 20...

I have raged and raged quitted a couple of times in games. I think the latest one I've had was in Hyper Dragon Ball Z where I found it extremely hard to beat the Vegeta and Frieza duo. I literally tried for around an hour or more and never even got close to beating any single one of them. I just...

I guess I'm starting to get addicted to Don't Starve Together. It was extremely hard for me and my friends at first, so hard that they've already uninstalled the game but I'm still here playing. I think it has its charm despite it's difficulty. The fact that each character has their own unique...

The console I've used the most was my Playstation One. At the time it was the first 3D console in the market so everybody wanted to get their hands on them. I still laugh now when I think of how we used to react to the games by saying "it's like real life". Now when I look back at it, it all...

Nowadays, barely do anything for it. Back then, I would've probably killed someone for it. I was just so addicted to it back then and dedicated all my free time to grinding dungeons so I could get a chance to loot something worth selling. The game was so repetitive and is such a grindfest that I...

Currently actually playing Don't Starve Together. Me and my girlfriend got it together but it seems like she and my friends gave up really quickly. I mean sure, the game is definitely hard especially if you're new to the survival genre, but it's still fun for me. The ability to choose characters...

Mine is probably Call Of Duty 4: Modern Warfare in terms of everything but I think I still have a bigger spot in my heart for Counter Strike. The classic Counter Strike, not the new ones like CS-GO. It's just so nostalgic for me, being a noob at the fps scene and my body twitches every time I...