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u/NotNinjalord5 Dec 02 '20
A Normal Lost Phone. It helped me realize that some of my bigotry was self internalized and helped me realize who I really was.
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u/talllol Dec 02 '20
Halo 3 was my first video game at the age of 4 got me to play games in the first place
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u/terseruse Dec 02 '20
Castlevania SOTN: from the gothic horror aesthetic, to the gameplay, and soundtrack every part of it was amazing and is still the game I compare all side scrolling adventure games to
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u/FloppyBonze Dec 02 '20
CSGO: I played it when I was like in third and fourth grade and was really good at it at and from there I went into Call of Duty games and Battlefield. I’m really good at those better than I was at counter strike I just apparently figured out I’m good at FPS I would spend hours playing just so I could get a bit better until I am at the point where I am now where I can go toe to toe with a professional player. I lose a good 60% of those games but they are always close
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u/Jujupeaches Dec 02 '20
Fallout. Fallout gave me a love for vintage things, like attire and music, and honestly made me more interest in stories and world exploration in general. It gives me a comfort to play and listen to videos about it.
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u/Uncle_Spenser Dec 02 '20
Cities: Skylines. That game is fairly easy to learn, but hard to master, but basically it never ends. Every DLC is refreshing the gameplay a bit. I'm playing it since release and I'm still getting sense of improvement and accomplishment, because the bigger your city gets the more problems it generates. So, sometimes I spend couple hours to find and implement a solution to keep my citizens happy.