Yarik

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.

On PC, it was some Yu-Gi-Oh video game. I don't remember which one exactly it was because I was very young back there.

I usually watch some gameplay in YouTube and read about the game a little bit. If it sounds interesting to me I would probably purchase the video game.

The first video game that came to my mind was Counter Strike: Global Offensive. I love to spend a few hours everyday shooting at people.

As much armor as possible for me. I like to be tanky and not die easily to other players. In the games which I play there isn't a thing like armor weight.

It depends on the game for me but mostly I prefer two handed weapons. In the MMORPG which I was playing before they were stronger and better for the class I was playing with.

Played Mount & Blade: Warband. I have started it again a few days ago and got my kingdom on the map once again. It's fun to replay this game.

Probably Banished at first time till I have learned how to play it. At the beginning, my population was always dying because of not having enough food, freezing to death, etc.

I never have cheated there and would never do it. It's not fun to just walk around and have the aimbot killing people for you and then getting banned from a game you paid for to play.

Nowadays I don't play a lot of survival games but back in the time I was playing Minecraft, ARK: Survival Evolved and Banished. The 3rd game was the hardest one for me to manage the resources there but after some time I mastered it.

I think that there is already a thread about this one but still... I have learned how to manage things better and how to follow instructions easier from RPG games.

I like war and medieval games so I'm going to choose historic games. But future themed video games are good for me too.

I'm playing Counter Strike: Global Offensive everyday for a few hours. It's a competitive game and you can play it a lot.

The bomb end in Dying Light could be something more. Instead, it's just a white screen and nothing more than that - no explosions and destruction showed.

When was the last time when you spotted a player who is cheating in game? For me it was just 20 minutes ago. I was playing CS:GO and got matched versus an aim hacker.

Hi there and welcome to the community! I agree that it looks amazing and indeed, it is. I'm sure that you will enjoy here. 🙂

Welcome to the VGR forum, Stallone! Nice to meet you. I hope that you will enjoy here and have a great time posting around. 🙂

Well, most of people who play it love the game. I never have tried it so I can't say but it's supposed to be just a mobile version of PUBG.