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For me it was an online mobile Yu-gi-oh game, If you wanted good cards you had to pay, if not you had to won at least a dozen battles just to get a booster pack and even the booster pack will only had 1 or 2 decent cards, but winning with just but cards against experienced players with better cards was a miracle. Same problem as most free games, If You are rich in real life you are invincible in the game

Wrote a few words about Fallout 76 for VGR. Long story short, I'm having a fun time with it. https://www.vgr.com/fallout-76-is-a-buggy-mess-but-i-still-cant-stop-playing-it/

I just wrapped up my initial playthrough of Bioshock Infinite, and have thought about it pretty much nonstop ever since. SPOILERS below. Just a few reasons this game blew my mind: -A logical, well-reasoned story about the multiverse (I feel most people get the concept wrong) -A different take on the nature and value of choice than you usually see in arguments about choice v. determinism. -An unbelievably atmospheric setting. Columbia feels “real” to me still, like it’s hidden somewhere, just on the other side of a portal to another world. -Amazing character development and some of the most brilliant “show-don’t-tell” writing I’ve ever seen. By the end of the game, you know that in a pretty literal way, Booker has been battling his own demons in his own personal hell through the entire game. The setting tells the story of the man. -Seriously inspirational. The ending ripped my heart out, but at the same time, I loved it as an achievement of ultimate redemption. If you’ve played the game, please share your thoughts!

What is the worst experience you've ever had playing a "freemium" type game? For me, it was an MMO I used to play which was free, but you could spend RL cash on a range of items and benefits. Unfortunately, a lot of them were genuinely useful. So those who were rich in real life could just buy power in-game.

Please do. I recommend checking out "Majesty".

Toasted whole grain bread, mayo, smoked ham, cheese, lettuce, tomato and cucumber and a bit of mustard on the top slice.

I agree with it. I should be ready to write my review soon as well. Thanks for covering it while I am working on it. 🙂

For me it is Hearthstone. All my friends are spending hundreds of dollars on it. I haven't and I don't intend to but to keep up with its pace you have to either play a solid 3 hours per day and be good at it or pay. Blizzard is a huge d.. when it comes to making money. I still hope I'll be able to play WoW without the damn subscription 😞

I agree with The Witcher 3! I'd also pay a lot to see more depth in the Dark Souls saga. Practically give me a dark fantasy or Cyberpunk theme and take my money 😄

Most I’ve spent on a game is the Fallout games (I always buy ALL the dlc for them).

They did mentioned that after Red Dead redemption they might work on a Bully sequel so yeah GTA 6 is still to far away

I usually eat chocolated instead of snacks 😛

Aye, some Krispy Kreme donuts go down nicely. But you can't beat some pepperoni pizza. With a bottle of Coke Zero to wash it down with... mmm.

This one is one of the very few games that scare me. Mostly because it has to do with sea and I have a huge fear of sea depth. Yeah, I'm terrified of Sea of Thieves too 😄

Nice article, most people hate it but some people like it, a perfect combination. 😛

It definitely needed more time in the oven, but having played it for about 10-15 hours, I'm super enamoured with it. I've actually got an Opinion Piece in the pipeline for VGR defending Fallout 76. Keep ya eyes peeled for that over the coming days!

Will post a link to it. It'll most likely go live on VGR's main site.

I've never heard of Madrugada. I'm going to check them out now!