Scorpion

I discovered my favorite genre through A friend's recommendation of Final Fantasy VII (RPG)

I highly recommend The Last of Us and portal..

I usually get frustrated with Scalpers and resellers inflating prices.

I think Portal's puzzle-solving requires focused, structured design.

I want Moderate to high tactical control for engaging combat.

Yes. Third-person perspective creates distance between me and the game world.

Every 1-2 weeks, depending on gaming frequency.

For me, the best deals were Getting The Last of Us Remastered and God of War III for $10 total at a garage sale.

For me The Last of Us Part II Ghost of Tsushima Hades Cyberpunk 2077 Resident Evil Village

Yes, I struggled with Dark Souls' Anor Londo and Sekiro's Isshin Ashina; online guides and YouTube tutorials saved me.

I experienced similar issues.. just reloading saves, exiting the war room, or restarting the game usually resolves the problem.

I love optional navigation aids in games like The Witcher 3 and Horizon Zero Dawn.

I struggle to fathom players tackling Cuphead's Inferno difficulty or Devil May Cry 5's Dante Must Die mode.

I struggle to fathom players tackling Cuphead's Inferno difficulty or Devil May Cry 5's Dante Must Die mode.

Yes.. That Witcher 3 bathhouse moment caught me off guard too; subtle reminders of our gaming habits can be eye-opening.

It's those infuriating yet exhilarating boss battles that etch memories forever.. Dark Souls' Ornstein and Smough (endless deaths), Sekiro's Isshin Ashina (frustrating yet satisfying) and God of War's Baldur (emotional intensity)..

I've played and replayed The Last of Us, Uncharted 4, and Dishonored for their cinematic action.

For me The Witcher 3's complex swordplay, Dark Souls' deliberate strategy, and Sekiro's ninja-like precision empower me.

It was Cuphead's boss battles reduced me to tears; Nioh's punishing difficulty made me rage-quit multiple times

I'm excited about cloud gaming's accessibility and cross-platform play, but am skeptical of loot box monetization and game fragmentation.

for me.. Epic Games, Blizzard, and Bethesda impress me with charity initiatives, inclusive gaming spaces, and mental health support.

it was Fallout 76's vast open world and RPG elements kept me engaged throughout lockdown.

I'm fond of Night in the Woods its relatable characters and small-town secrets are captivating.

For me.. Racing games like Forza Horizon and Burnout Paradise don't have bosses, focusing on speed and driving skills.

The Witcher 3's combat and alchemy systems confuse me; I've restarted three times, still unsure.