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Looking for a fun and easy way to potentially win $20? The LG UltraGear Gaming Monitor Giveaway is your chance to win a $20 gift card to use on Steam. How do you enter? All you need to do is tune in to watch the LG UltraGear Face-Off. If you’re a PC gamer, you are probably familiar with LG’s products, such as the 27” UltraGear 4K UHD Nano Compatible Gaming Monitor. Here are the details on LG’s giveaway. During the Face-Off, four teams formed of players from Apex Legends, Overwatch, Fortnite, Call of Duty and CS:GO will compete in Valorant. Each team will feature 5 players, and the format will be a Double-Elimination tournament. One team will consist of players from Overwatch and Apex Legends, and will be called “Team Hero-shooter.” Another will consist of Fortnite players, and be called “Team Survival.” The next will be “Team Delta,” with players from CoD. The last team will be “Team Striker,” consisting of CS:GO players. The idea is to find out which players from which games best are able to translate their skills and strategies to Valorant. The tournament will take place on October 3rd, 2020, at 16:00 ET. -Twitch: www.twitch.tv/ultrageargaming -Instagram: @ultragear_gaming -Twitter: twitter.com/UltraGearGaming -YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/LGHomeAppliance There will be 100 $20 gift cards given out to viewers. So, be sure to stream the event. Enjoy, and good luck!

Goblin Sword is one for me. It didn't end, it just stopped. I cleared every area, collected every armor, relic, and collectible, and it stopped. There was no climactic end to the game. Just a stop. It was fun as hell up until that point. I beat every boss in the game, and it just stopped. It feels like the developers lost interest when they were making the game, and just said "fuck it, we're done". I haven't played it in forever.

Yes there was something in RDR2 that broke my heart. I'm not going to say what, as I hate spoilers just as much as everyone else here. But suffice it to say, it was completely devastating. Maybe the fact that everyone in the game felt like actual family for me played a part. I know when I finished the game I felt like I had lost the only family I had ever known, and like I had lost someone I loved. So maybe I was too emotionally invested in the game.

Every FIFA game prior to the release of FIFA 21. I usually throw away old FIFA games once the new one is released, it improves (even if it's minor) every year so why play the old ones again. 😝

AC Odyssey, I had a lion who fought with me through everything. Major battles, skirmishes, skilled mercenaries, and went on travels with me. It was always there. All them pics I took. All the moments together. Then I was on some castle walls up in a mountain. I jumped off and the lion jumped after me and died. After all that, I wanted it to have a glorious death, but followed me off the edge. I was heartbroken. I don't know if I can ever love such a wonderful beast again.

Gran Turismo! I loved competitive racing games (untill I foud out cop chase). However, before going to those amazing games mentioned by the others, I think its better if you take a good look at Mario Kart 😅. That was the most interesting competitive game that I had ever played in my life (and a lot of it depends upon your competitor also).