Cubidog1

Why is nobody mentioning Enter the Gungeon? It's nails the roguelike mantra of "one more run". The guns are diverse and fun to use. There are a ton of secrets to discover. Oh and it's pretty damn hard, as most roguelikes are. It's right up there with The Binding of Isaac, Spelunky and Nuclear Throne as one of the best roguelikes ever made.

• Enter the Gungeon
• Stardew Valley
• Dark Souls 3
• XCOM 2
• The Witness
• Overwatch
• Uncharted 4
• Darkest Dungeon

I don't get all the hype for Doom. I've watched numerous videos and every single one has bored me. I'd rather play Doom 1 or 2.

I was born in 96 and Pokémon was a huge part of my childhood. Played a lot of the games, watched a ton of the anime(I can still sing the amazing theme song), had a lots of Pokémon toys and collected a ton of the cards. You could say I was pretty into it during my youth.

However, around sixth grade(2007) kids my age started to think Pokémon was lame and you were a nerd if you liked it. So I stopped because I didn't want to be labeled a nerd. Since then I've occasionally tried to play the games, but I don't really enjoy the gameplay anymore so I always quit after a couple of hours. It doesn't help that a lot of the newer Pokémon designs look so stupid. No Pokémon will ever be as cute as Charmander, or as cool as Charizard.

Out of all those BO2 has the best campaign.

I'll definitely agree with Jackbox Party Pack. Most of the games can have more than 4 players, and it's very easy for non gamers to get into. There have been a lot of great indie games from the last few years that are amazing party games like Gangbeasts, Towerfall, Samurai Gunn, and Sportsfriends. The best part is that they're all under 20$.

Battleblock Theater, Spelunky, The Binding of Isaac Rebirth, Nuclear Throne, Enter the Gungeon.

It isn't weird at all. I know several guys who are nearly 20 and are dating girls that are 17 or 18 so you're fine

Yes please

I play a hour or two a day, but I don't even play everyday so I play around 6 hours a week. I definitely play videogames way less than I used to thanks to work, college, and a social life. Honestly I don't really miss playing video games as I much as I used to. I guess my interests have changed.

Minecraft. It is already my most played game by a mile, but I wouldn't mind playing it for the rest of my life. Especially with the all the mods and maps being created by the community.