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I don't use Chrome and don't like using it, so that's a shame. Anyways, I'll try clicking on giveaways more often now. I never won on that site, but I gave away a game there.

I love playing Cut the Rope games on my phone because they're addicting, and the character Om Nom is so cute! I've tried Cut the Rope 2, but I do not find it as much fun as the previous ones as they're too many powerups and the energy/sun thing they added annoys me a lot! What do you think of...

I mostly buy from the Steam store, especially during sales. I also purchase a lot from sites like Humble Bundle, Bundle Stars, Groupees, and Indie Gala. Also, G2A is a good site to get good deals on games (Mad Max + The Ripper DLC is just $16 now there!). I like G2A a lot because it supports an...

Warcraft III for me, hands down. It's great. It has an interesting storyline, good graphics for its time, great gameplay and the resource management system is just perfect. It's also very comfortable to play compared to almost any other strategy game till date. No strategy game can ever beat it...

Great list! Octodad has multiplayer? I thought it was single-player! I liked that game from the videos he watched. I'd love playing that with my brother or my friends! And, I just remembered that SpeedRunners also has offline multiplayer. It's a great game, but buggy at times.

Many people are unaware that a lot of great games are available for Mac OS X. Max Payne 3 (third-person shooter), Borderlands 2 (first-person shooter), XCOM: Enemy Unknown (strategy), Torchlight II (RPG), and Bioshock: Infinite (first-person shooter) are some of the games I'd suggest and all of...

You guys have a point. If we consider other forms of entertainment, playing video games can actually be cheaper. I can buy 2 or 3 new games for the price of a new year's party club pass! However, we must also account for hardware costs, electricity, accessories, etc., which might not be...

I tend to choose NVIDIA because they usually run on lower temperature and have better software (like better drivers, stuff like ShadowPlay, etc.) compared to AMD cards. However, I really believe that it depends on individual cards and not the brand. Some AMD cards may be better for a certain...

I'm really disappointed with the fact that most PC games hardly have good offline multiplayer. I've only seen a few games like Split/Second to offer a split-screen mode and a few others like many fighter games like Street Fighter, the Worms series and Burnout Paradise: The Ultimate Box to have...

That's really not low for me since the game costs $40 in my country at full price. Anyways, I think the game offers separate single-player save files like previous GTA games? If it does, I'll just use my brother's Steam and Social Club accounts to play it, but I'm not sure if he would lose any...

I personally think that $60 for a new game is a bit too expensive because most games these days have stuff like pre-order bonuses and include a lot of DLCs which are pretty expensive most of the time. A game could cost around $150+ if all the DLCs are added along with the base game! My...

I don't remember much, but I think I was around 3 or 4 years old when I started gaming. I used to play games like Road Rash, Need for Speed II, Wolfenstein 3D, Age of Empires II, SkyRoads, Dangerous Dave, etc. in those days. I've always been a PC gamer.

I like StarCraft II and I've played the single-player campaign of Wings of Liberty. I really loved the game! But, I lost my account now and I'm thinking of re-buying the game and playing it all over again along with the Heart of the Swarm expansion pack. I don't like multiplayer games in...

My brother purchased a copy of GTA:V for himself on a Steam sale. I would like to play it, but it's not allowing me to, even using Steam Family Sharing due to Social Club's restrictions. Can I play the game without purchasing another copy for myself somehow? I just want to play the single-player...

I like Real Racing 3 and Asphalt 8 on Android. Real Racing 3 can also match up with the quality of PC and console racing games. And, it's free! It has some in-app purchases though, but spending real money isn't that necessary to win. I also like Cut the Rope games and Brain Dots. Both of them...

I'd have recommended you Shadowplay, but you're on AMD. I suggest you to just block Plays.tv from accessing the internet with a firewall and unblock it when you want to update (if it works offline). Otherwise, you could try Bandicam. It's paid, but my brother likes it. There's a trial version...

I personally prefer the mouse and keyboard for most games, but I enjoy certain games like platformer (Rayman Legends, Trine, Mark of the Ninja, etc. types) and racing games with an Xbox 360 wireless controller for Windows.

I've seen trailers and videos of Need for Speed: No Limits and it seems to be a pretty good game. What do you think of this game? Is it a good game or is it similar to Asphalt games? Actually, I'd try it myself, but the game isn't available in my country on the Google Play Store.

My library is also mostly filled with games from bundles. :P Check in your Steam Community settings to see if it's public. And, it assumes the games you've played at least once as completed.

I don't really have a lot of time on my hands to play. I just play whenever I'm free. It's either around 3 hours a day or almost nothing. I tend to spend time gaming when I don't have college.