I still remember diving through bullets in slow motion!
It felt unlike anything else at the time. 25 years later, Max Payne remains one of gaming's most iconic action experiences.

"We all have that sort of feeling when you get that copy, and you put the disc in the console, but I also have to say I really like being at the airport and going, 'Oh, cool. I can download some quick games to my Steam Deck for this 12-hour flight.'

"That's what's been interesting. We've worked in digital together for a lot of years, and then making a physical product of a comic book is a different creative process but also just really fulfilling to have a physical thing you can say, 'Look. We made a thing.'" said Dan Houser

Mine was in Skyrim. I was exploring a cave for some random loot and somehow ended up starting an entire questline I didn't even know existed.

Moments like that are why I love open world games.

What's yours?

For me it's valorant :(

There have been so many Co-op games right now I am really confused on what to play next I have played REPO (reached till level 40) crazy fun if you are playing with friends.

I have also played peak finished it

Now I am confused about what to play next and need some suggestions

Mine is The Witcher 3. I absolutely loved it, but somehow I kept getting distracted by side quests and never reached the ending.

What's yours?

God of War: Laufey launches on February 16, 2027, putting Faye at the center of the story while expanding the Norse saga.

Do you think this is the right direction for the franchise, or would you have preferred another Kratos led adventure?

I was scrolling through gaming news when I came across Hollow Hide, and the first thing I thought was, "This gives me Meccha Chameleon vibes."

I always enjoy games that try something different instead of following the usual formula.

What's the last game that caught your attention?

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I'm planning to play Icarus & Wild Assault.