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6 votes
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What's the best horror game you've played?
I'm not necessarily asking for the scariest one you've played but for your personal favorite/best, based on whatever criteria you choose. Games that are more horror-lite/spooky still count as...
I'm not necessarily asking for the scariest one you've played but for your personal favorite/best, based on whatever criteria you choose. Games that are more horror-lite/spooky still count as well, so feel free to consider and include those.
With regards to your pick: what made it so good? In what ways did its use of horror add to your experience?
Given that a lot of horror relies on surprise, subverting expectations, or the unknown, please give spoiler warnings if you plan to discuss important aspects/plot points that might ruin the game for others.
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Categories of action in strategy gaming
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Roguelikes, persistency, and progression
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Free-roam Friday - Let's discuss free-roaming and open-world games
Hello all, hope you're doing well. It's the weekend again, and that means that a lot of us have some free time on our hands. And some of my favorite things to do with my ever-shrinking free time...
Hello all, hope you're doing well. It's the weekend again, and that means that a lot of us have some free time on our hands. And some of my favorite things to do with my ever-shrinking free time is dive into a large game world and just explore. With that in mind, I thought we could start a little conversation about free-roaming video games, and open-world games in general.
Some thoughts to ponder:
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What are some of your favorite free-roaming titles?
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What keeps a free-roaming or open-world title from getting boring?
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What are some of the more unique ways to populate a large game world?
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*Is Just Cause 2 the best free-roaming game ever? The answer may surprise you!
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How ‘Baldur’s Gate’ saved the computer RPG
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Flaws of an undead genre - What's wrong with point and click adventures?
9 votes