I really love Geometry Dash. It's a simple game but I find so much fun and enjoyment in it and I don't know why.

Ringo Smonk wrote:I really love Geometry Dash. It's a simple game but I find so much fun and enjoyment in it and I don't know why.

Oh hell yeah. Nothing like struggling at Deadlocked for two days straight.

Irontaco wrote:

Ringo Smonk wrote:I really love Geometry Dash. It's a simple game but I find so much fun and enjoyment in it and I don't know why.

Oh hell yeah. Nothing like struggling at Deadlocked for two days straight.

I have got 43% and im doin ok. Ive only beaten the lightning road, the nightmare, and demon mixed. I succ

The best game is angry birds but now I play godzilla games and I think I'm falling in love <3

The best game I have ever played is a game, I don't think I could pick a favourite to be honest, I have played so many games over the years that I'd probably forget, all the binge gaming and what not, I can barely remember even the smallest details.

Half-Life 2 as the best FPS.
Left 4 Dead series as the best zombie game. Or rather series.
Don't Starve as the best survival game.
Invisible Inc. as the best strategy game.

So it's pretty clear I like my Valve and Klei.

Also...

WhiteAce wrote:The best game I have ever played is a game,

Oh yes, Doom was totally entertaining game. I have been playing for months at school. But now I have a lack of free time, I need to study all days and nights. Learning coding can be a mess
So as for now Subway Surfers from theappsdepot is the best game. Simple, I don't need to think, just play, enjoy the action.

The original Ratchet & Clank will always be my all time favourite game for many, many reasons. For some of my other top games in a few other genres, we have:

Platformers - Spyro: Year Of The Dragon. My second favourite platformer after the original Ratchet. Like Crash 2 and 3, Spyro 3 utterly nailed the gameplay at that point. I'm seriously hoping the Crash N. Sane Trilogy does really well (which I'm also pretty hyped for as that series is also up there for me), as there's now a chance Activision could do the same with Spyro 1-3, and just imagining those games' much more open levels in HD is just... yeah, I need that in my life.

JRPG - Dragon Quest VIII (PS2). I've now played quite a few JRPG's at this point, but Dragon Quest VIII still stands on top for me. It had pretty much everything I want in a JRPG; traditional turn based combat, an expansive open world, a pretty solid story and memorable, (mostly) loveable characters. Not to mention a surprisingly solid Dub for 2005 and the only Orchestral soundtrack I've ever heard that I absolutely adore. Mysterious Tower is still the most beautiful, calming Dungeon music I've heard in a game so far, and that remix of Heavenly Flight is perfect. Not keen on some of the changes in the 3DS version, though.

Driving - Gran Turismo 2. Forget 4, 2 was the pinnacle of this series IMO. Best tracks, best Car list with some of the best variety I've seen, and it was the one game in the series that I felt nailed the overall gameplay, despite it not being the most realistic in the series. 1 is too slidey, 4's steering is too heavy and anything 5 and on became too slow and dull. The PAL version I grew up with also has one of the few licenced soundtracks that I genuinely love, despite there only being 7 songs or so compared to the 13/14 in the NTSC version.

I could list more, but I technically need to finish an Assignment right now.

Either Cave Story or MOTHER 3 offhand.

Morrowind hands down. Either that or Jet Set Radio Future. nice uhhhhhhhh casino advertisin up there in the sigs