Katri Marcell

You sure have to grab that. It's an amazing game to relax and reflect on your life for a bit 😄 I can't seriously believe some people hating on it for not being multiplayer. It's the ultimate loneliness simulator!

I saw that too 😄 It would be fun to try out if I wasn't terrified of what's underwater in reality hahaahha

Yy, so much for my one perfect game on Steam. I don't have the patience anymore to grind for the new challenges and whatnot

I've only grinded for the trophies in Binding of Isaac. I had 100% completion until the last DLC came out, that's when things got rusty 😢

Now that I think of it I've only bought DLC once and it was for Destiny 2. I would have bought them for The Witcher 3 if I hadn't bought them as a bundle since its DLC are the best damn thing that ever existed under that label.

Hmmmm... I really believe Battle Royale games are overated. Man... They're just one of the same with no impact, no depth and no boundaries. I believe that gaming isn't about grinding the same map with the same gun and the same routes in order to win. I also think Hearthstone is SUPER overated. I mean yeah it's a good card game but Gwent or Shadowverse are that good too without being "the future of esports". In general, players that don't really play a game but grind it to be the best are the ones that make it super popular. Imo that's bull... hahahha

No Mans Sky for sure. I loved the game since the day it got announced. I was waiting till release day to buy it but I was actually on a trip in Serbia during that time and had no connection to the internetz. When I came back I heard everyone raging about how awful it was and what a liar Hello Games is. I bought the game nonetheless, I literally left my bones and soul playing it on my PC and now I'm thinking about buying a console and get it as my first game for it. My dream was get a big TV, a good console, pizza beer and No Mans Sky 😄

I think it must have been around 6-7yo. I started with a cd-rom version of Mame 32. I don't recall which was the first game I tried but I must have played more than 100 different ones that month 😄

Killing Floor! That's the only one I like in the genre, along with possibly the Zombies mode in CoD!

I'm not even proud about that 😞

I don't know if it is considered merchandise but I got myself a perfect collection of Starcraft mangas, WoW books and the souldtrack of Journey 😄

If you're searching for side scrolling indie games like Limbo and Inside you should try Hollow Knight, the Swapper, Salt and Sanctuary and Deadlight. Ori and the Blind Forest is also a great choice and Sundered. If you don't mind the platformer aspect then I would also recommend Bastion, Pyre and Transistor, from SuperGiant Games. If you want something to keep playing for a long time you should try Dead Cells, this is by far the best side-scrolling rogue like indie game out there 😛 All these games are super cheap so I would check them all out if I were you 😄

Hmmm, that's a great question but a tough one. I've been recently searching for such games and the best I've played in that theme is The Observer. I loved that game and its narrative and art style so I hope you'll like that too. If you want something more "known" then you should go and play the whole Deus Ex franchise. This is by far the best cyberpunk franchise. If I had to choose though. I'd put observer above Deus Ex just by how well it depicts the cyberpunk world.

For me it was MGS V: The Phantom Pain. Don't get me wrong I loved the game despite the backlash but it had soooo many trailers and teasers that I basically have seen most cutscenes before the game released. I'm starting to fear that this will happen with Death Stranding as well. Let's hope I'm wrong with that one!

For me it was my father's best friend. He was working as an IT and was constantly buying PC magazines which, as always, came with a ton of demos and full games. That's how I tried my first games before I learned how to burn my own games through Nero (oh good times). I learnt to do that at the age of 10 and it still is one of my most memorable achievements. Unfortunately, as a girl my parents weren't as understanding of my love for video games as they would if I was a boy or even had a brother. I never owned a console and have started getting into console gaming when I first went to university. Over the past 7 years though I've played almost every AAA game out there and I have my childhood to thank for that 😄

Unfortunately no 😞 I live in Greece and everyone here is on vacation pretty much the whole summer but I have to stay work, move to another house and take my uni exams at the same time. So if anyone is going to take a swim in sea any time soon, give a good dive for me too 😄

It's a great game on PC where I'm playing it but ps4 will be even better! Nice choice of platform, I hope you'll get a discount there soon too :D

I'm like this right now 😢 well that doesn't include mobile gaming though but a good WoW book and Orange is the new Black have won me over.

I would choose Kojima Productions just for the guy running the show. Also I would get to try out Death Stranding like NOW, so bonus for that 😄

PC all the way. It might not be as casual and cosy as console gaming but the PC Master Race can do everything 😄 Mods, easy fixes for crashes and bugs even cheats for the non believers make PC Gaming the strongest one!

Back when I was playing Konami's Yu Gi Oh online, we could trade cards some of which where super valuable but fans didn't know it. I used to go forward in 20v20 random card trades with people that didn't know card values and got some pretty good ones for trading dragons and old popular cards that were worth nothing. Unethical as it was, I got me a few awesome decks and finished 16th in the world at that season's championship.

I still love Pokemon GO but the spoofing and hacking on it is getting ridiculous. I play on my way to work and back, nothing too hardcore but it still bothers me that my friends spoof and get everything without getting out of the house. 😞

If you are looking for a high-end mmo-like mobile game, you should try Darkness Rises. The game is fairly new and its graphics are amazing. It has moba-like real-time PvP, raids, full customization that any PC MMO would be jealous of and overall I would reccomend it without question. Have you tried it? Let me know what you think of it!

Summoners War is undeniably my favorite game on mobile. I keep the game open all day, regardless of work, eating, chilling, playing on PC and so on. When you get a hang of it, find out what the units do, team combos and such you'll definitely love it. It takes time, don't get me wrong, but the sense of achievement when you get your first 5* monster is unbelievable. I rembember jumping up and down when I got my first one. It was a Water Archangel and it's still my big love in the game 😄

I find myself keep coming back to Path of Exile for quite a few years now. Only this year the dev team brought too many new content to the game and the fact that it offers no pay-to-win microtransactions made me appreciate it even more. In comparison to games like Diablo 3, I belive that PoE is the best isometric RPG out there. Even if you are an MMO lover, it can keep you hooked for months before you decide to drop it but then you'll keep coming back when a new expansion drops. Such an amazing game! It's always a stable downloaded game on my pc and my favorite one to spend my free time on.