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I'm so intrigued and the games like What Remains of Edith Finch, Firewatch, and Night in the Woods are excellent examples of overlooked story-driven gems.

I agree with your point and I'm excited about the potential of cloud gaming, game streaming, and cross-platform play as well. I got attached because they could increase accessibility and convenience.

That's Well said! Companies like Valve, CD Projekt Red, and Bethesda Softworks are seen to prioritize community engagement and support. I see them focus more on creating quality experiences.

That's a very honest self-assessment. I can see that Arcade racers suit you well, while Souls-like games challenge you. I also know my strengths and weaknesses in games just like you.

That's indeed a very good question to ask. I think Portal and Uncharted would struggle as open-world games. That's my observation though 🤔

Absolutely! I noticed that the camera placement can make or break immersion in third-person games. So, If the camera is too far away, I feel detached from the action.

For me, tactical control is very crucial in single-player party combat that I played. Some factors like party size, enemy complexity, and story stakes are what really influence how much control I have on the game.

That's indeed a very realistic perspective. It's essential to prioritize responsibilities over leisure activities. I do that often but I don't forget to make time for relaxation and enjoyment too.

That's a very fair approach and you need to know that setting boundaries while allowing flexibility on weekends. It can also help to maintain a healthy balance.

That's a very good question to ask. I'm a bit guilty of neglecting my controller's cleanliness. But ideally, I'd say it's good to clean it every 1-2 weeks, or after a marathon gaming session.

I disagree with you on that! Adults can definitely enjoy educational games too. Many games, like puzzles, strategy games, and simulations, offer engaging and lots of challenges that promote learning for adults too.

That's a great observation and I also want to chip in the fact that Tetris has indeed honed my spatial reasoning and I now pay attention to details. It's really amazing how it happened.

Mafia: The Old Country's trailer point some similarities to the series roots but with a more gripping narrative and improved gameplay.

This game’s emotional narrative has me invested. It's cool playing as a father searching for his daughter amidst Titan chaos. It's an interesting game to try out.

Dying Light: The Beast's trailer tell us that it's an action game with protagonist possessing zombie-like abilities. I'm so eager to see the combat gameplay.

RoadCraft is a another game with a unique blend of construction management and off-road driving. This is my favourite gameplay. I can see myself enjoying the challenge of building and maintaining the roads already.

I like the Atomfall's post-apocalyptic world and intense action gamplay. I feel like playing it right away. I’m so excited and I can't wait for it to be released come March 2025.

Black State has me excited and I can't wait to dive in. The visuals are so impressive and it makes it a must-watch

Based on the reviews I've come accross, inZOI's life simulator is another game we should expect more realistic and immersive experience from especially with the Sims-like gameplay and GTA's open-world elements.

What attracted me to this game is the blend of acrobatic combat and gunplay. It looks so thrilling!

Phantom Blade Zero's trailer shows a very challenging souls-like experience with stunning visuals and intense combat. What piqued my interests is the game's dark atmosphere and mysterious world. I hope it live up to expectations.

I see Deadlock generating significant buzz on so many gaming communities and with a 90K player count. I can actually compare this game to Battleborn and Overwatch, which is amazing 😍.

This is a very exciting news for the retro gaming fans. In my opinion, the remake has enhanced graphics and sound. I'm eager to see how it play out.

I haven't played this game but i’ve watched the gameplay on YouTube. SCUM's attention to detail and realistic survival elements set it apart from other open-world zombie games.

The wilderness survival experience in this game has me intrigued. This is really an unforgettable single-player journey. Overall, the game is so interesting.