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This answer probably goes without saying. My favourite sandbox game would have to be Minecraft. Got into it at a young age, went through a period of being bored from it, but now have retuned enjoying the title. But there are many great sandbox games out there to enjoy

Games like chess are great for people wanting to improve their problem solving ability’s and? Even better it’s not a digital game which has more physical strain on your eyes from the blue light. If you haven’t tried chess I’d give it a go! Worked great for me

I probably prefer console but I currently do not own one. Consoles are a lot easier as you can sit on a sofa with a controller and play video games while watching a large TV screen, where as a PC your very close to the monitor - generally speaking

They do slightly bother me. But as there’s nothing I can do to change it, why let it worry me? It’s not right that companies charge money for something you’ve already paid for. You’d expect it to be in the price

They don’t. There’s nothing you can do with the companies charging for you to use their multi player online experience. I don’t mind paying it even though it’s not morally right they charge, due to the amount of video games I play

I would never buy a video game on release day. Two reasons. First, is that they are over inflated and expensive. The price will always come down and the second reason is I want to wait for the reviews to come before considering to buy the title

As I mentioned in my other posts, reviews are really important to consider when buying a game. Let someone else make the mistake and don’t repeat theirs. I generally go with the majority as some negative reviews don’t reflect the game.

The most I spent on a single game was £50, but this wasn’t including the action figures that you had to put on the portal. The game was the original Skylanders on the original Nintendo Wii. Somehow I miss those days!

Yes, I remember buying a video game on a friends recommendation. It was many years ago now, but it was actually Minecraft once it had first came out. I hadn’t bought it but my friend did, and he showed me how good it was so I bought a copy.

I am really excited for the release of Grand Theft Auto Six. We’ve waited over 8 years for a new release of the GTA series, with it being well overdue. The GTA 5 online lobby is full of hackers and the economy is overinflated.

I check for sales and discounts every few days. I don’t leave it any later to check, as some could be flash sales with the discount only lasting a day or two. It’s time consuming but worth it

One of the biggest factors that will influence my decision is not the price, but the review. Yes, the reviews! I don’t just look at one bad one or one good review, I’ll look at a significant number before making an informed decision

I prefer digital copies. I remember when physical copies was the only option, and this didn’t work out for me. As I’d always end up scratching the disc, forgetting to put it back in its case resulting in the CD not being read correctly by the console

I usually spend between 10-15 hours, but sometimes it can be less, sometimes more. It really depends on what I have going on with work and outside of working commitments to what time I have lef

Generally I will finish a game. The only time I’ll pause it would be if circumstances in my life changed, or that I am so stuck and frustrated I couldn’t get pass the next level. Regardless I’d never give up, sometimes having a small break can help.

I usually discover video games through social media and the internet. Once I’ve found an exciting game that is being discussed I will be looking up the reviews to see whether they are good enough. I’ll always do this before making the purchase.

Nostalgia isn't just a trend; it's shaping the gaming industry today. These games are making a comeback and are being integrated into modern video games. I think it’s really good and welcome the idea.

I know that indie games focus on creating detailed environments that draw players in. By using visually striking art styles and sounds, I have seen the developers evoke feelings of wonder and this will be encouraging exploration.

Gaming can have a mixed impact on mental health, offering benefits like time to destress and social connection, but also risks such as addiction and depression can form. I’ve also heard of people gaining a lot of weight from unhealthy eating habits linked to gaming

Games with non-linear narratives can be engaging and thought-provoking! I can make choices that influence the story, leading to different outcomes or paths. This format can create a more personalized experience, as I can see how my decisions shape the narrative.

I think games that have parkour or free-running mechanics can be really exciting! They often add a element to gameplay, enabling movement and exploration of different surroundings. It can make players feel more involved in the game, as they navigate through complex terrains.

Let’s say over the course of a month, how much money would you spend on gaming? All together including any micro transactions, subscriptions, games, consoles or even merch. Do you have a budget that you won’t exceed or do you just buy what you want?

Anyone ever tried a virtual reality game? If so what game was it and what console? How did it make you feel playing? Did it feel the same as real life? I’d love virtual reality games to come with the ability to feel senses too, but we’ll see where the future will take us

Has anyone ever been to a video game arcade? Do you remember the first time you went and when that was? What video games did you play? As technology and the industry advances we are seeing less and less arcades on the streets now.