I used to play CSGO a lot back in the day, too old for that now :)
I still play RTS and RPG games, just nothing competetive for me anymore.
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I used to play CSGO a lot back in the day, too old for that now :)
I still play RTS and RPG games, just nothing competetive for me anymore.
My favorite is definitely ARC Raiders. I really like its unique sci-fi setting, cooperative gameplay, and the intense battles against massive mechanical enemies. The visuals look fantastic, and the overall atmosphere feels both immersive and exciting. It seems like the kind of game that will be even more fun to play with friends, especially if you enjoy action-packed adventures and strategic teamwork.
I played Fortnite for a while when my kids were early teens, they used to find it hilarious how bad I was, even though I got to a point where I could actually win the odd game here and there. The reality was though they had far better reaction time and were on a different level, must be an age thing.
Any otherCS2 players out here?:wave:
I used to when I was much younger! Now I can’t even string together a straight 30 minute experience. I doze of real quick. My only saving Grace is Fifa! Even with that, last I played was probably 3 years ago! Life/Adulthood is really stifling me of the pleasures of life 🤣
Just Chess & Poker. Not sure they would fully qualify as video games though.
Used to play a lot of WoW. But now, I tried downloading, paying for subscription, and only got about 1-2 hours played in 1 month. So I ditched WoW completly.
Currently playing a few games during the weekend, but maximum 1-2 hours then I get bored.
I recently found an emulator for the arcade version of Kung Fu Master from the mid-80s - that's kept me wholly unproductive since then.
I used to like those rollercoaster tycoon type games actually also now that I think about it. Build a theme park etc.
Didn't mind Sims also!
I have been playing some VR games like Firewall on PS3 when i manage to get some time free, and i must say its highly addictive, if your a big fan of CS and first person shooters, Firewall on VR is the way to go
I'm seriously going to be tempted to jump on the GTA bandwagon when it get's released. The build up has just been too long not to see what all the hype is about.
May be a bit niche but Valor Mortis has been absolutely amazing! Haven't dropped the controller in a week! 100% worth the money!
I'm not really a gamer, although video games do make me curious, especially the ones with beautiful visuals and stories that people get genuinely attached to.
I think I just haven't found the right game for me yet. What interests me most is how a game can make someone feel so connected to its characters or its world that they keep thinking about it even after they've stopped playing.
For those of you who love story-driven games, is there one you'd recommend to someone who's never really got into gaming?