Kennysplash

I play on consoles most of the time, but when I am not at home I play on my mobile. I’ve never really gotten into PC gaming.

This right here is the best gaming experience for me. I love it when I can play in my own little way and terms, it gives me an immersive feeling.

For me it will be every multiplayer games that are available. The moment I find myself playing with someone then it is competition mode for me.

I guess that is how we eventually feel when we have achieved a tough feat. We feel this wave of accomplishment, so it’s not different from gaming.

When you play some games on normal mode, you find them too easy. But on hard mode it’s impossible to play. For this is Halo 2. It is hard brutality in legendary. Which games was it for you?

My sister just walked up to me and expressed interest in learning FIFA. To be frank it takes a great deal of patience to teach a newbie basic knowledge. Most times it is frustrating, you’ll want to give up. Have you ever taught someone how to play a game? What was the experience like?

Some gamers have the habit of quitting games when they are about to lose, so that they can start all over. They do this so that they can avoid a losing streak. Do you often do this too?

I have online gaming friends that I communicate with often while playing games. Sometimes this communication can go beyond gaming time. However I have never met them physically and offline. Do you have such gaming friends too?

There are times when I just feel a range of emotions about the games I play, especially towards the characters. These emotions include pity, sadness, happiness based on the game and storyline. So games stir your emotions?

I find it cool, it is something I see myself doing it I get the opportunity. I’ll just lock in on my favorite games and make good bucks. Do you think you can be a full time gamer and make cool money from it? Have you ever thought about it?

That will be Braid. It’s a classic platform with a unique time manipulation mechanic. It’s a short game I can complete in a day, but I’m still about to play it.

There is no other way than playing them more, is there. Maybe when others see how we like them they will be inclined to try it out as well.

Gone home. Night in the woods. World of Goo. These are games that can be completed even in some hours.

No one is above the rules and regulations of any gaming community. If there is a breach, they can be banned whether they are influencers or not.

Garador of Dark Souls is a good example of a funny game character. He is a giant, deaf night, but his silky gestures and expressions are comedic.

This can be likened to clickbait in blogging. They present a concept that is entirely different from the product and people end up feeling betrayed. If developers are sure of e what they have done they have no need for misleading trailers.

Niche games give a lot of exciting experiences. I know of The Stanley Parable. It’s all about storytelling and player choices. It’s full of humor hand wit, so it’s worth checking out.

I have bonded with someone over a game before, but not indie game. There is a guy we still talk till today because of FIFA game. We bonded so much over it and we are friends until distance happened.

Well I feel these kinds of bosses make it easier for you to fight the final boss quite well. But in cases when the journey has been smooth it will be hard to deal with the boss.

Now that I think about it, I don’t even have any game in mind yet. But with these great suggestions I have I should get an idea of what to begin with.

Discipline and discernment is needed for gamers not to become addicted. If it gets to the point in which one allows gaming to dominate important activities like work, then one is addicted and needs assistance.

I see them as a way for me to see how I can improve my gaming skills. There are times when I have winning streaks too, so it is not something I think about at all.

1. Christmas Shopper Simulator (manage a busy holiday store) 2. Santa's Workshop (build and manage a toy factory) 3. Winter Sports Games (skiing, snowboarding, and more) 4. ⁠Snowman Builder (creative snowman construction)

A trend I have noticed is the rise of cloud gaming. Cloud gaming services like Google Stadia, Nvidia GeForce Now, and Xbox Cloud Gaming are expanding, offering gamers convenience and accessibility without the need for expensive hardware.

Honestly I have not even thought about it yet. I believe I will figure that out come next year, since there is such a big list to choose from.