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Hey, there Welcome to the community. I also like playing games on consoles as well as on PC. It just depends on where I think the game should fit in.

I am back on playing Mortal Kombat. I've missed such fighting games. So, I created time with the decision that I should try playing the game again this weekend. If my friend, Mark, is available, we can also play Street Fighter 6 together.

That's the point. Satisfactory had that structure where both players are focused on doing different tasks in the game and that was the way the game made it fun for both parties.

It Takes Two is that game that I wish to play this weekend with my guys. They will be coming around and I've proposed we spend some time playing the game.

Knowing what a game wants from you means everything to a player. Pacific Drive demands patience, strategy and great skills before anyone can be able to enjoy playing the game. I'm sure Damo was happy you found your way around the game.

I've seen people play games because a friend recommended it for them and all of that. However, I know that there might have been some funny reasons anyone decided to play a game? For you, which one tops the list?

I am always fond of eating chips when I play games. Taking them is a sign that I am actually enjoying the game that I am on. Most times, it is plantain chips that I take instead of other chips. Which snacks are your comfort food when playing games?

I guess you went with Apex. It's a game that I can comfortably play in the evening, unlike Elden Ring, which I can't dare play when I am exhausted.

Wait, any genuine reason that made Damo hate both games aside from how real the forests look in the game?

Honestly speaking, the gaming community yearns of such game! I've played Transport Fever and while the story was good, there were parts of the game that needs an improvement. So, bring it on!

Maybe whether they can be able to build a game that is as successful as IT Takes Two might be a major reason a lot of the devs are being cautious on taking that line. It might not always go the way that they wanted in the first place.

That game has been reported by many as containing that ending part that could make a lot of people feel quite emotional.

I've been a big fan of the It Takes Two game. I would also say that this game has been pretty solid in terms of good gameplay and nice story. Millions of copies have been recorded in sales and have become a popular game to play right now. Do you wish mordevelopers focus more on making co-op...

Imagine you wake up one day having that ability to make any type of game that you desire. Which game would you use that power to make? For me, I will simply do the Sneak King remaster because that's a game that I've been hoping would be created.

You don't even get any resources that can enhance playing the game, right?

There are certain games that have the ability to evoke that deep part of us when we play them. What is that game that can make you shed tears when you play them? I cried the last time that I played Metro based on how the game ended. Is there any game that can bring out that emotions in you?

I didn't play any game last night. I went out with my friends, and we stayed out drinking and having fun. Came back, and the next thing that I did was rush I to the bed. I have some games like Street Fighter 5 and Battlefield 6 on the list of games that I will be playing this week.

There are certain games that had some parts of the game having a forest setting. However, it is not all of those games that we can say have a forest setting that looks like the type of forest that we see in real life. Green Hell was a game that I can confidently say came very close to having...

Most single-player games have certain missions, quests, and parts of the game that are always the talking point in the game. When you play some of these single-player games that are story based, are there parts of the games that you always feel very happy replaying many times? If yes, what game...

You slept off while setting up the games accessories or what exactly?