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Really interesting game! You know it is Steam Summer Sale time and maybe I can give it a chance and buy it.

Looks great !

Thanks for those useful tips! I am pretty sure it will be an awesome guide for people who want to buy gold.

wow hahah some how stumbled on this when I am searching for runescape gold farm guide. Never occur to me that I can just buy it hahah

Well, those categories are not so different when compared with my country. I can say our people have similar game interests with Japanese people.

Mobile clicker games is what I would say many end up playing.

I don’t know any of the games that are shared in this editorial but I remember the times I play hidden object games on Facebook. Good old days.

I have seen these kinds of games made for mobile phones. That kind of market is going to end up having games like this.

Just tried Odysseus yesterday and I recommend this game to everyone who loves play hidden object games!

Of all the point-and-click games, I find games that are based on hidden objects to be quite fun since there’s a lot of interactions. They tend to be underrated compared to other games though.

Emergence? When you go search for games with esports scenes, LoL is bound to come up and it’s pretty hard to not know it having one.

League of Legends has been dominating competitive gaming for a pretty long time now, so it’s no surprise that it comes up in esports given the nature of the game. However, over the past few years, I feel like the Battle Royale genre has overtaken the MOBA genre, not just in popularity, but in the esports scene.

I didn’t know there was an education edition for Minecraft. Thanks for the blog.

I find it strange that this editorial has a picture of Minecraft: Education Edition on it and there is nothing written about it. It would made sense to have a section for it, if you are committing to putting using a picture of it.

Browser games are harder to find now that Flash is discontinued on major browsers. But other games like MMORPGs, MOBAs, and Battle Royales are pretty much all over the place, especially the latter two since they’ve had a lot more focus in recent years. It’s so easy to find MOBAs and Battle Royales on Steam or on a mobile app store.

It has barely even been a month and these kind of stuff is already out? I am surprisingly not that amazed.

The most important one is customer service support in my opinion. Thanks for sharing!

Good customer support is always important, things like protecting customer privacy, having 24/7 accessibility, and having experts to help you. Sometimes customer support for other games and game services are shady (since their message isn’t clear or parts of their terms and conditions use loose definitions), but it looks like Valorant is committed to upholding their services.

Thanks for those useful tips!

Animal crossing had been all over my twitter recently. Might give it a shot soon.

CoD Warzone seems to be a really great game. Loved watching it’s gameplay videos.

Call of Duty was one of the best games in PC and its mobile and Battle Royale version can be worth playing. I can try it soon.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons managed to do a lot for many and it was just that kind of a game that many didn’t know they could enjoy. Bridges were crossed and all that.

I like Animal Crossing: New Horizons, because it’s really the best game for escapism from the worldwide lockdowns. Like you can’t travel to a beach or an island paradise in real-life with travel restrictions and other things happening, but in New Horizons, you create your own island paradise. And the nature of the game being a simulation game makes it a perfect candidate for a game worth playing during lockdowns.

Always thought and was told that it impairs vision. The myth buster was a good point for me to learn. I do agree the games I play have also improved my hand eye coordination and ability to spot things quick.

I agree with Xctroy. When I was a kid, my family kept telling me it impairs vision. They killed my professional gamer soul. I could be gaining lots of money from gaming right now, but I don’t unfortunately. 😀

Just don’t play with your eyes literally touching the screen. That can really strain your eyes.

I think whether video games improve vision depends on many factors. When you look at a screen all day, you’re not really perceiving depth, so prolonged gaming could impair vision; that’s really why you need to sit at a comfortable distance from the screen, but also take breaks (the 20-20-20 rule). But on the contrary, hand-eye coordination is probably the biggest benefit of gaming; like if you’re playing competitively, you always have to be vigilant, so it’s kind of like survival instincts in a way and good eyes were evolutionarily trained for survival.

NFS and Burnout used to be my top played games for quite some time

I am happy to see that Grand Turismo appeared on this list, twice! Can’t have a list of racing games without it.

Pretty good racing games, but I’m surprised Mario Kart didn’t make the list of best racing games considering it’s the best racing series of all time (right above Need for Speed). If it’s because of accessibility (since the games are typically made for a specific console), then there is the alternative, which is Mario Kart Tour available for smartphones.

Dota2 was insanely popular and this huge event definitely shows that

Some people said DOTA2 is killed by LoL but it shows DOTA2 stands as strong as its first days.

Years of experience showed us gaming is a beneficial thing. Of course, we need to know our limits.

It sure took a while for the Big Blue Ogre to consider the idea of owning a pet.

This is a great idea and opens up a lot of possibilities for adventures and games on the forum amongst other things.

I’ve submitted my entry. Good luck to everyone!

It would be awesome that seeing the pet in AQ3D after it is added to the forum’s text-based RPG.

There sure are modes to choose from. CS:GO did find ways to have different gameplay using pretty much the same tools.

I enjoy deathmatches the most apart from casual gameplay. Although I do keep switching to other modes from time to time for a change.

Thanks for the useful information. It will be a good guide for new CSGO players.

The different game modes definitely make the game worth playing. I can see why CS:GO is among one of the most popular games out there, because there’s just a lot you can do, and choose from. If you get bored of one mode, it’s simple to switch to another mode.

VPNs are very useful and using one for console gaming sounds great!

It’s clear VPN is a blessing for players, and it is good to see it in a gaming console like PS4. I am expecting a similar blog about this when PS5 released.

There are tons of servers for Minecraft and themes for said servers vary a lot.

I enjoy playing/watching CS:GO and minecraft and they’re great server games.

Minecraft was my all childhood! I kept playing in RPG servers of Minecraft and it is where I learned how to do role-playing! And about Ark: Survival, one of my friends recommended it to me past days. Maybe I can try it if I can find any time.

Minecraft is probably the most flexible, when it comes to servers. You can play locally through LAN, with other people online through standard multiplayer, or with other people online through realms. There’s usually a ton of servers out there, with few of them being worth checking (like certain mini-games servers or a couple of survival servers), and the best part is server owners use plug-ins to enhance the multiplayer experience.