Keranov

I can recommend you Dead by Daylight which in my opinion is better than Friday 13th: The Game. You can play as a survivor or a killer and you can replay the game as much as you want and have fun all the time.

I feel like only the graphics have advanced from then. I don''t like most of the newer video games that are getting released nowadays.

I like custom built PCs so I know how to build one. Actually, the only thing which I find hard for me is the custom loop. I never have tried to do one.

Same here, I also don't have a CD drive. I haven't used one since years and I don't feel like needing one anymore.

The question is basically in the tittle - what are some good games to play on mobile? Recommend some of the games you are currently playing on your phone.

What is the perfect mobile device screen size for you to play on? I find 5.5"-6" phones pretty comfortable for playing video games on. Not too big but not too small.

Anyone here ever made an in-app purchase on a mobile game? What was the game and how much money did you spend? I never have spent money for in-app purchases on a mobile game.

For me it was a Yu-Gi-Oh game from the older ones. I don't remember the name of it as I was really young when I played it.

I never have worked on a video game and I don't have the knowledge to. But I have awesome ideas for MMORPGs.

I spotted Neverwinter 2-3 days ago and it grabbed my attention but haven't downloaded it yet. What is your opinion on the game? Anyone here ever played it?

Is anyone here playing the mobile game - Clash of Clans? What level is your Town Hall? I have been playing the game for a lot of years but with huge pauses and like 2 months ago I came back to Clash of Clans. I'm a Town Hall 8, almost maxed out.

I haven't seen any good MMORPGs nowadays, at least in my opinion. I would definitely go for a MMORPG as it's one of my favourite genres if not my absolutely favourite one.

It's different for me for every genre of video games but basically if I simply don't like it I wouldn't buy the game.

My cousin introduced the gaming world to me when I was very young, maybe like 6 years old. From then, I play video games everyday and always have fun doing that.

Doing the same thing again, again, again and again seems like a bit farmy. Anyway, it's just my opinion. The game is good if you like that genre.

I don't think that I have played with any famous YouTuber or streamer. If I did I should remember a thing like this, right?

I also prefer to purchase video games digitally. It's easier, cheaper and faster for me to get the games. Also, having a big Steam library is pleasure for the eyes.

I think that the most relaxing video game for me is Euro Truck Simulator 2 unless I meet trollers in the online servers. But otherwise, it's a very chill and relaxing game.

All of the mobs in Creativerse (a game similar to Minecraft) are very cute but at the same time they are very annoying in the beginning.

Scribblenauts Unlimited, Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor Game of the Year Edition, Batman™: Arkham Origins. Got all of them for just $1.

I don't think that I have played any text-based only game. Basically, I don't like to see text only when I'm playing something.

I don't think that PC Building Simulator will be a game that people will play a lot of. I think that it starts to get farmy after some point.

The Witcher 3: Game Of The Year is available again in Steam at the price of €19,99. It's a great video game and I'm pretty sure you won't regret buying it.

I think that DLCs should be an expand to the original game or continue it afterwards. In all ways, they should add extra content to the game.

Can I say pay to win video games? If I can't, I'm going to vote for puzzle games. I don't really like to do quests in the games.