Alyxx

Duke Nukem Nuclear Winter. Ever since Duke nukem 3D Megaton Edition released on PS Vita I've played it every christmas.

Mass Effect on PC

Dreaming my boyfriend is with me irl and then he disappears and I can't find him... It's weird but I'm not very scared of things, but I am very scared of losing people I love and more abstract things. Specifically in my country? Probably going on hikes. We have a lot of great nature.

Duke Nukem 3D.

Favourite DOS game?

Wanna party?

What superpower would you want to have?

Cyberpunk 2077, Ion Maiden, Rage 2, Wolfenstein: Youngblood, Beyond Good & Evil 2 just to mention a few.

Life goals: Getting a review liked and retweeted by John Romero - Check!

My review will be something along the same lines so far. I'm quite enjoying it. So it seems our articles will be fairly equal in terms of opinion.

Anything with straps or leather. Michael Jackson. His music and dancing was always inspiring to me. Probably play games, work on my projects and chat with my boyfriend. Probably my recent Quake review. It got retweeted by John Romero and to this day I keep getting likes on it. The word camoflage. It's actually spelled camouflage.

Modern Warfare 4 given their recent focus on "boots on the ground" combat.

It does have a really rushed quality to it yeah...

1. Character customization/gender - The ability to play as a female and customize her is important to me, purely for personal reasons. 2. Akimbo guns - Visually looks way more interesting than just single-wielding guns. Any shooter with dualwielding easily ends up being played a lot for me and some of my favourite shooters ever have akimbo guns in them. It's often a deciding factor for how much I will enjoy a shooter, but not necessarily if other elements are good. 3. Gameplay variety - I love shooters that mix stealth, combat and exploration. Games like Deus Ex, Wolfenstein and Killzone: Mercenary being prime examples. 4. Graphics - Not necessarily the biggest deciding factor for me but first person shooters thrive on immersion and the more immersive it is graphically, the better.

Alien Isolation on PC

The oldest one I play on any regular basis is probably Duke Nukem 1 from 1991.

I'm not a huge fan of it myself. To be honest there's not much in particular I enjoy about it, but it's a decent game. Just not as fun as the previous entries, and the lack of a campaign kinda sours it even more for me. I am honestly puzzled and a bit surprised it's getting as well received as it is cause I frankly find it the most lacking entry in the franchise so far.

It depends on my level of physical activity. If I have a very active day I try to drink around 1-2l.

Usually just Alex or Alyxx.

Pepsi

Drawing. I've always wanted to be better at it. There is a local fast food place in town that makes their own potato mash and their food is amazing. Working in a record shop or game store. When I was on my blood pressure meds I had a blood pressure drop right before a concert with Front Line Assembly. After a while I did feel better and ended up getting all my CD's signed by the band. It was great.

The original The Longest Journey did several times. It has a lot of emotional scenes. I also bawled over Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus recently. Some of the scenes in that game are exceptionally tough. And I also cried heavily at the end of Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon's Keep DLC for Borderlands 2.

Yeah I'm on PC and there's no crossplay yet afaik...

Oh god yes. If there's a new Alien game coming I am totally on board with it.

I'm pretty fresh myself so I don't have many tips to give, but mainly you should try to find people to play with. The game is a lot more fun in co-op.