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A lot of the games have music that you can basically jsut listen to outside of the game. I know WOTLK for WOW has some amazing songs that I played in my CD player. I was lucky enough to get that one in the collector´s edition, most times I just buy the normal version of an expansion. The...

Agreed about Starcraft2. Most of the time the AI plays better than human players. They did a decent job of making it react to what you were doing rather than just having a build order.

Mulgore in World of Warcraft. Such a peaceful place, open plains but surrounded by cliffs, And I would never have to worry about going on a diet because everyone around me are fat cows.

Elder Scrolls for me. The amount of non-repetitive gameplay you can get out of each of those games is amazing. It feels like you can never see all of it.

I don´t like MOBAs or any random-que pvp game for that reason. It starts out where everyone wants to be the leader and by the time you figure out who really knows what they are doing, everyone else is screaming that you are losing because you did not follow their strategy.

Open-world RPG with hints of RTS and city building... But yeah, I am already in the process of making it so.. not hard to answer this question.

I am not a fan of Steam very much, but one of the great things it does is allows those types of games to make a cheap comeback. Gauntlet was one of my favorite games of all time, so much replayability!

believe you can release a game using Unity-Free.. But only for the PC, Mac and web. To get the console ports you need to have Unity Pro. But the thing is, you can completely build your game in Unity Free, which will take a long time and show if you have the chops or not. If you are serious...

Wow really is a great game if you can switch your mentality away from powergaming. It is a great casual game you can drop in and have fun with. LFR can be a bit frustrating, but if you want to be stress free, just wait a week or two after a wing opens to do it. People learn pretty fast...

Nothing at the moment, a little bit of Hearthstone, but mostly just working on our own game.

Nobody gives it enough credit, but many games teach time management and resource allocation skills that are useful in business... especially if you play RTS type games... managing assets as effeciently as possible translates into the workplace.

Very rarely, but sometimes it is eye opening when you see some of the better players playing games you play. I am always amazed watching WOW pvp and how those guys make it seem so tactical and precise.. when I pvp, it is just mashing the keyboard lol

It is very much RNG domintated, The thing is the games are very short, which means your strategy and cards will help you win a percentage of the time, but that doesn´t mean you will win every game. You can play the same AI two games in a row and get beat, and then dominate the next game...

Don´t starve is a game, Don´t Starve Together will make it a franchise. It was a great game, but it would be hard to make single player follow-up to it. I am not a fan of early access, will wait until later in their dev cycle to try it.

Yeah, this doesn´t seem like such a good deal, and as others have said elsewhere, it seems like the entire system is a trick to get math-challenged or OCD bidders to pay more for a game they can get cheaper somewhere else.

I enjoyed the original games, like you said they had some really neat ideas as far as you interaction with the world and how things worked out in the end. The game was a bit simplistic though

Well, it helps if the developer also developed one of the best games ever to be made in the same genre. The problem now, and this is more because of Pathfinder is that every tom,dick and harry, thinks they can design a game on a napkin and do a million dollar kickstarter before even starting...

Unity3D.. not a game, but a game engine. There is so much to learn I seem to always be putzing around with some script or messing with making an animation or particle effect.

I am similar, the only time I remember purposefully ´hacking´ a game was using a console command in Warcraft1-3 to remove the cloud of war. I have used a ton of mods for games, especially stuff like Baulder´s gate, but I avoid any that make the game easier, mostly I used ones that fix a bug or...

There are things, like Black Friday and the fact that stores decorate for Christmas in September that seem like stupid marketing ideas.... Early Access is among them. But the fault is with gamers.. this obsession we have with playing games on release day has just led to development companies...