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WarCraft III: The Frozen Throne for me. Great game, be it singleplayer campaign, online play via battle-net, or the many popular mods which were released (DotA, tower defense etc.) I can't think of any other PC game which had such a massive combined playerbase and content.

The AI in Alien:Isolation is unpredictable and hunts you with deadly efficiency. I guess considering that it's supposed to resemble a deadly alien predator it would be pretty realistic. For its time I found Bioshock Infinite's AI to be pretty good for Elizabeth.

I'd still say that Train is a CT-sided map though. The CZ Auto was overpowered and needed the nerf, considering that it was available to both sides I think it didn't pose that much of a problem. A buff to the P250 would certainly be good, but with the new D-Eagle I'm tempted to buy that instead.

Well it's a JRPG in every right with loads of grind. Personally I loved it, more so than the newer FFs actually.

Halo 5 for me! Granted Bungie stopped producing it since Halo 4 came out, and Halo 4 hasn't been a particularly stellar title, but the game universe remains one of my favorites. Hope that Halo 5 is a great success :D

Samsung Galaxy S3, so far it plays most games without a hitch. To be honest I don't think that many phone games demand overly high specs, so even phones that are a few years old shouldn't have much problems with running games.

Honestly I'm surprised that it would hit Early Access, I would greatly prefer it to be released as a completed game. Still despite my hate for Early Access games given my respect for the devs, and the success of Don't Starve's single-player, I might still buy the game in its early access state.

I own it on Steam and play it from time to time, but only casually. I hardly play competitive rounds because a full game can last for up to 90 minutes, and I can't afford to dedicate so much time to a full match.

I used to play it quite a lot, but eventually I tired of it since it was hard to progress against other people who bought premium currency and heroes. There's a massive paywall which is almost impossible to overcome unless you buy in, or literally invest every single second into playing the game.

If memory serves it was Metal Slug (the first in the series, and still one of my favorites) Back then it was pretty cool having the arcade experience in your home, without having to buy tokens!

I think Early Access games which fulfill all their promises and actually see completion are pretty rare. Planetary Annihilation for instance fell short on many of its design goals, leaving initial supporters of the game with a bitter taste in their mouth. Prison Architect and DayZ are probably...

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