Hi, everyone.
I had a quick question for you all today: what PC games do you think everybody should have in their library, even if they don't necessarily play them constantly? They can be aging classics like the original Doom games, they can be ongoing multiplayer titles like League of Legends, or even a more recent (comparatively speaking) singleplayer RPG like the Witcher 3.
With that said, try to think of games that are more than a year old. I want to hear what you consider to be the best of the best, the quintissential PC (or multiplatform) games that you think have defined industry in some way.
To name a few of my personal picks, I'd have to go with Skyrim (to justify: it was the reason for the Steam Workshop's creation, and it bolstered the PC modding community as a whole considerably), Half-Life 2, Divine Divinity, and Baldur's Gate 2.
Thanks in advance.
I had a quick question for you all today: what PC games do you think everybody should have in their library, even if they don't necessarily play them constantly? They can be aging classics like the original Doom games, they can be ongoing multiplayer titles like League of Legends, or even a more recent (comparatively speaking) singleplayer RPG like the Witcher 3.
With that said, try to think of games that are more than a year old. I want to hear what you consider to be the best of the best, the quintissential PC (or multiplatform) games that you think have defined industry in some way.
To name a few of my personal picks, I'd have to go with Skyrim (to justify: it was the reason for the Steam Workshop's creation, and it bolstered the PC modding community as a whole considerably), Half-Life 2, Divine Divinity, and Baldur's Gate 2.
Thanks in advance.