I don't know much about sports but was hear about that game. Would it be fun for someone who really isn't into sports or do you have to have knowledge about that sort of thing?
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football manager is consistently in the top 5 most played games on steam. i've never tried playing it and i'd be very afraid to begin to play it, lest you get sucked into the addictive vortex that is FM.
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Well, you have to know something but probably you can learn about it from the game itself (for example how many players you can have in reserves, how many matches a player will pause for red card etc.). Sure, it'll be harder this way. It was hard for me, who knows the rules because the game is very complex, you got so many options to choose, so many things to take care of and so many things that can ruin your tactic so you have to remember about everything. For me it's more like a strategy game. It's like a Europa Universalis only in the football world :P It's hard to say if you'd like it though. For sure it is more fun when you know what it means for crappy team to draw with Real Madrid or score a hat trick etc (it's more frustrations as well when you lose because your players have "bad day" or you got too much injuries etc etc :P)
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I guess I forgot to say my favorite games. Portal, Portal 2, and Last of Us. I could never choose between the three.
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Looks so much fun. Joined a giveaway for it a while ago lol.
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Personally preferred SR3, to be honest. SR4 is a bit too "over the top" (I mean, playing a "gangsta" game is a bit different from playing a "supernatural matrix" game, heh).
It's just an entirely different game build in the same world with the same engine, basically. If you like superpowers and really weird games, then SR4 is enjoyable.
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That's the exact impression I got from watching the SR4 trailer. I really liked SR3 but i'm guessing 4 won't be my cup of tea. Maybe i'll pick it up when it's in a bundle ^^ Thanks for the confirmation!
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Burnout Revenge, amazing game with an amazing soundtrack.
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Undertale, the best game of all time, is obviously my favorite game.
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I keep hearing good things about it. Guess I should check it out.
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Various city builder games - SimCity 4, Cities: Skylines; sometimes I play Cities XL, though.
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I can't get into Civ V. I always shut it off before I can finish the super long tutorial.
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I own Morrowind. It's really hard to get into, do you have any tips? I also never played any other Elder Scrolls game fyi.
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Honestly, I don't know that I can help - for me, the Elder Scrolls games have always just sucked me in right from the start. I love the fact that you can go anywhere, and do pretty much anything. I loved the newer ES games (Oblivion and Skyrim) too, but the lack of a fast travel system in Morrowind meant you had to know where things were, and you learned the landscape of the world (which was huge) by heart. It just really fulfilled my sense of adventure. The only advice I can give for getting into it is to play it. Some of the things in it are a little weird to get used to at first (like the fact that all the hits are RNG based, like D&D, so if you hit that rat with your dagger, you still have a chance you might miss) but once you get used to them it gets to be a lot of fun. There are interesting things to explore and do all over.
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Hey now... silt striders are 'kind of' fast travel ;)
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+1 for BC2!!!
Damn I love that game. Bought it 4x, got over 3000 hours and still play it every week :p What's your fav mode?
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Never played BF4 myself but I share your disappointment in BF3. Was stupid enough to buy the full premium package but only played it for like 75 hours. They give you a whole bunch of whistles and bells but imo the core gameplay of BC2 is far superior ^^.
Rush certainly is a lot of fun :D nothing like blowing up and mcom with only 1 ticket left ^^ What was the name of your server and how many slots was it? Did you ever play squad rush?
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I'll go with Ezio trilogy though
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Thief: The Dark Project.
Still remains my most favourite one for more than 17 years. ^^
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Indeed! Strongly recommended if you haven't played them yet. Though the first three games require some fan made patches to be installed in order to run properly on modern systems. Feel free to ask for help if you ever want to play them and get them to work. :)
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The only reason I decided to give ME a 2nd go . I mean I got the 2 games on steam but didnt fell right.. so picked up retail trilogy(since its way cheaper than on Origin) ... played it once in a bit more of a role-play(aka if you tell me to hurry I will hurry) which took me 45 hours and a lot of tears(seeing characters dying at the end of ME2 and during ME3 because I didnt have the time to take care of them in ME2) ... Then went for 2nd playthrough right away - do it all this time.... with buying most of DLCs(without ME3's Omega and Citadel) . Gosh so good. I mean, looking at games 1 by 1 isnt nothing special but the trilogy itself is a must for every sci-fi fan :D
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Atari Pinball for being the first game that I was able to flip the score in.
Morrowind for being the game that opened my eyes to what an "open world" experience could be.
GTA Vice City for being an incredible amount of fun.
Portal for being the best puzzle game I've ever played.
Bad Piggies for providing me with hours of semi-intelligent entertainment while on the road.
Lord of the Rings Online for being the only MMO that I've ever kept playing, co-op with my family.
Burnout Paradise for being the most fun I've ever had in a racing game.
Everyday Genius: SquareLogic for being the best challenge my brain's ever had gaming.
Beatbuddy: Tale of the Guardians for being the cutest, grooviest game I've seen in a long time.
No One Lives Forever for being the best game I've ever played that's not on Steam.
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Project Zomboid
GTA: VC
SWAT 4
Thief 1 & 2
Mafia 1
Rollercoaster Tycoon
Diablo 1
Half Life 1
Xcom: EU
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Well my favorites are skyrim, terranigma, risen saga and dota
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Terraria
Hyperdimension Neptunia series
A Kiss for the Petals (Visual Novel)
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CS:GO
Hearthstone
GOW Saga
Uncharted Saga
Pokemon Yellow
Phoenix Wright Saga
Profesor Layton Saga
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Currently playing Borderlands 2 and enjoying a lot. I liked the first one, but the second is better in everything. Best script (even if its simple), best comedy, best weapons, etc. really fun.
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The Elder Scrolls Oblivion
Gothic 2
Fable
Dreamfall The Longest Journey
Syberia
Grim Fandango
Valiant Hearts The Great War
Duke Nukem 64
007:Goldeneye
Wrestlemania 2000
Assassin's Creed 2
Call Of Juarez 2
Dishonored
Taz Wanted
Bugs Bunny Lost in Time
Celtic Kings
Mount&Blade
Syphon Filter 2-3
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Well, my favorite game of all time is Bully: Scholarship Edition. But if you want me to tell you about multiple favorite games of mine, another awesome games are Valiant Hearts: The Great War, Deponia (and EVERY other game of Daedalic Entertainment - yes, every game of them), Hotline Miami, Age of Mythology, Age of Empires, Sid Meier's Civilization, Fallout: New Vegas, etc.
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What are your favorite games?
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