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Which Game Types do You like the Best? - Page 8

I am definitely a huge RPG player. I love something with a deep story to it. But I'm also a fan of strategy games. I like to be able to exercise myself mentally to.

Best the You Types Game Which

Rpg, strategy, SRPG(Ex: Final Fantasy Tactics), FPS, TPS, simulation, risk 4x types and open world survival games.

Which Game Types do You like the Best? Gaming Video & Issues Computer

I like sports, action, adventure and role playing games. My favorite genre being role playing games.

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The categories that I like, and that I am comfortable playing are: 2 d MMORPG, pixel art, mud, text, turn based.

Best the You Types Game Which

For me sandbox, management building or simulation, strategy especially the 4x type, 2d or pixel art especially isometric one (I cannot stand with 3d most of the time because of my motion sickness except mount and blade thankfully), and at least I can be a god, dragon, king, or knight and in medieval period (Which not necessarily only exclusive to europe but the general period of the world at that times).

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4X strategy and grand strategy games are cool (Civilization, Europa Universalis, Age of Wonders, etc.)

I find myself more partial to some fun little action adventures though (Tunic)

And of course, there are CRPG games which can be very fun and detailed, if quite long and hard to get through (Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous). I really want to finish my run of Pathfinder WotR in particular, since I get to be a fox character who punches monsters in the head, and that's just awesome.

Which Game Types You the Best - Page 8

My favorite types of games would have to be RPG games. Rpg open sandbox games, that is what has drawn me to muds and text adventures.

Which Game Types You the Best Computer Issues & Video Gaming - Page 8

Do you have any specific RPG titles that you've enjoyed? When you say RPG open sandbox do you mean more along the lines of Fallout and Elder Scrolls, or something less quest based more like Valheim or other games like that?

Edited: Lohengrin on 1st Mar, 2024 - 2:31am