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Which game genre appeals to you?

Which game genre appeals to you?

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Titanz
Junior Member
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06-04-2023, 04:34 PM
#1
Most people have their favorite game or style, and I'm no exception. I really enjoyed arena shooters. My first FPS on the computer was Unreal Tournament, which my dad played. When I was eight years old, I heard NPCs yelling "DIE BITCH!" and it was super intense—I loved it. I played that game a lot and even had my first LAN session at my dad's house. Later, I tried CTF on Facing Worlds or Lava Giant, and deathmatch on Curse. Since then, I've always had a preference for arena shooters.
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Titanz
06-04-2023, 04:34 PM #1

Most people have their favorite game or style, and I'm no exception. I really enjoyed arena shooters. My first FPS on the computer was Unreal Tournament, which my dad played. When I was eight years old, I heard NPCs yelling "DIE BITCH!" and it was super intense—I loved it. I played that game a lot and even had my first LAN session at my dad's house. Later, I tried CTF on Facing Worlds or Lava Giant, and deathmatch on Curse. Since then, I've always had a preference for arena shooters.

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AdstaH
Member
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06-05-2023, 04:36 AM
#2
My days of intense online competition are behind me now. I focus more on immersive story-based experiences—both linear and semi-RPG formats. While full RPG titles can sometimes feel too slow or repetitive, they’re not as problematic for me.
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AdstaH
06-05-2023, 04:36 AM #2

My days of intense online competition are behind me now. I focus more on immersive story-based experiences—both linear and semi-RPG formats. While full RPG titles can sometimes feel too slow or repetitive, they’re not as problematic for me.

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seallover076
Junior Member
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06-21-2023, 08:43 PM
#3
Primarily single-player or multiplayer FPS titles. I've always had a fondness for them since the first PC we owned came with DOOM installed. Just like you, I've been influenced by the older generation around me into enjoying these kinds of games.
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seallover076
06-21-2023, 08:43 PM #3

Primarily single-player or multiplayer FPS titles. I've always had a fondness for them since the first PC we owned came with DOOM installed. Just like you, I've been influenced by the older generation around me into enjoying these kinds of games.

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DeerhunterBR
Member
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06-22-2023, 02:11 PM
#4
My first game that really captured my interest was Myst.
I enjoy puzzle games with rich stories.
I also appreciate titles that have a dark or melancholic atmosphere. Games like Darksouls draw me in not because of the challenge or battles, but due to their intense and somber vibe.
If a game has a compelling narrative, many issues can be overlooked.
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DeerhunterBR
06-22-2023, 02:11 PM #4

My first game that really captured my interest was Myst.
I enjoy puzzle games with rich stories.
I also appreciate titles that have a dark or melancholic atmosphere. Games like Darksouls draw me in not because of the challenge or battles, but due to their intense and somber vibe.
If a game has a compelling narrative, many issues can be overlooked.

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GU1LH3RM3_
Junior Member
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06-22-2023, 06:29 PM
#5
singleplayer games definitely, my reaction times are never fast enough to go competitive (even tho I'm young).
RPG... older ones yes, new ones not so much. Either they're super grindy and I only go in once in a while to wreck havoc (Serious Sam series is good for that btw), or buried with micro-trans. Currently I play FFXV, Control and Hitman series, completed Tomb Raider series' latest 2 games.
I only play BeamNG.drive among simulators and Minecraft as survival game (not as a creative build game) so these two likely don't count.
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GU1LH3RM3_
06-22-2023, 06:29 PM #5

singleplayer games definitely, my reaction times are never fast enough to go competitive (even tho I'm young).
RPG... older ones yes, new ones not so much. Either they're super grindy and I only go in once in a while to wreck havoc (Serious Sam series is good for that btw), or buried with micro-trans. Currently I play FFXV, Control and Hitman series, completed Tomb Raider series' latest 2 games.
I only play BeamNG.drive among simulators and Minecraft as survival game (not as a creative build game) so these two likely don't count.

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lanieythebear
Member
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06-23-2023, 10:48 AM
#6
I have never been a fan of story bound/story driven games, even games where there is a background story I tend to just skip through dialog and not care about the story.
I have always loved creative sandbox/open world games (stuff like Minecraft, Terraria, Starbound, etc.).
Another genre that I really like is puzzle style games (Overcooked, Unrailed!, Magnum Opus, Factorio, etc.)
I'm impartial to competitive style FPS games like CS:GO or TF2, sometimes I'll have a lot of fun with them and sometimes I just don't. But I love Doom/Doom II, idk what it is about specifically the older doom, the newer one just isn't as fun for me. (Quake III Arena is always fun with friends)
Far Cry 3 was still one of the most fun experience I've ever had in gaming, it was on a s***ty toshiba laptop at like 20 fps but god damn was it fun.
Edit again: If you check my steam you'll see gmod on there, we played it a lot in middle school, it was fun at the time but I haven't really gotten back into it in years.
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October 17, 2019
by Mnky313
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lanieythebear
06-23-2023, 10:48 AM #6

I have never been a fan of story bound/story driven games, even games where there is a background story I tend to just skip through dialog and not care about the story.
I have always loved creative sandbox/open world games (stuff like Minecraft, Terraria, Starbound, etc.).
Another genre that I really like is puzzle style games (Overcooked, Unrailed!, Magnum Opus, Factorio, etc.)
I'm impartial to competitive style FPS games like CS:GO or TF2, sometimes I'll have a lot of fun with them and sometimes I just don't. But I love Doom/Doom II, idk what it is about specifically the older doom, the newer one just isn't as fun for me. (Quake III Arena is always fun with friends)
Far Cry 3 was still one of the most fun experience I've ever had in gaming, it was on a s***ty toshiba laptop at like 20 fps but god damn was it fun.
Edit again: If you check my steam you'll see gmod on there, we played it a lot in middle school, it was fun at the time but I haven't really gotten back into it in years.
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October 17, 2019
by Mnky313
gmod

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XxO_Lola_OxX
Member
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06-28-2023, 04:23 PM
#7
These are my favorite tower defense and action RPGs, plus some indie micromanging titles such as Holy Potatoes! A Weapon Shop?, Graveyard Keeper, Weapon Shop Fantasy, Dragon Cliff, etc.
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XxO_Lola_OxX
06-28-2023, 04:23 PM #7

These are my favorite tower defense and action RPGs, plus some indie micromanging titles such as Holy Potatoes! A Weapon Shop?, Graveyard Keeper, Weapon Shop Fantasy, Dragon Cliff, etc.

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AA_Esser
Member
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06-30-2023, 06:52 AM
#8
Nice! Interesting to see so many different tastes.
I was into the tower defense games for a bit, they can be decent time wasters.
Farcry 3 was great! The only other game we did a LAN with at my dads house. We thought it was so crazy immersive back then, actually being able to hide in bushes from each other and stuff. Puzzle style games I've never really been into, except for Portal. But Portal is kind of the exception, as it's such a brilliant game.
This is why gaming is awesome. Something for everyone. A game could be awful to someone but loved by another.
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AA_Esser
06-30-2023, 06:52 AM #8

Nice! Interesting to see so many different tastes.
I was into the tower defense games for a bit, they can be decent time wasters.
Farcry 3 was great! The only other game we did a LAN with at my dads house. We thought it was so crazy immersive back then, actually being able to hide in bushes from each other and stuff. Puzzle style games I've never really been into, except for Portal. But Portal is kind of the exception, as it's such a brilliant game.
This is why gaming is awesome. Something for everyone. A game could be awful to someone but loved by another.

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Zoraga
Junior Member
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06-30-2023, 08:43 AM
#9
Hero shooters are the primary choice, followed by 2D action titles such as Hotline Miami or Noita. RPGs offer some advantages but often require too much time at once or involve excessive grinding to progress.
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Zoraga
06-30-2023, 08:43 AM #9

Hero shooters are the primary choice, followed by 2D action titles such as Hotline Miami or Noita. RPGs offer some advantages but often require too much time at once or involve excessive grinding to progress.

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ClemCol1
Member
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06-30-2023, 10:11 AM
#10
Absolutely, I'm a big fan of hero shooters too, especially Overwatch. I've been playing it from the start and have always enjoyed competitive matches.
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ClemCol1
06-30-2023, 10:11 AM #10

Absolutely, I'm a big fan of hero shooters too, especially Overwatch. I've been playing it from the start and have always enjoyed competitive matches.

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