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Hello everyone, I’ve been exploring video games that subvert the traditional narrative of clear heroes and villains. A few titles challenge our assumptions of what is truly good and evil. I’m curious to know: What’s your favorite game that confronts these extreme concepts?

I'll take constructive criticism especially when it comes from a place of sincerely trying to help me. Otherwise, I have no other reason to listen.

Yeah. I get what you mean. It's the same thing with me and Marvels Rivals - I always come back to it every now and then to see what new character or gaming feature they've added to the game.

Played some Skyrim SE and came up with a magic using Ronin that used sword magic and sword abilities.

Remember GameShark or ‘IDDQD’ in Doom? Cheat codes used to be Easter eggs - devs baked them in as playful secrets. Now? They’re mostly third-party tools. I’ll use them to relive childhood games (like maxing Simoleons in The Sims), but never in online leaderboard runs. Finding them requires...

We all have that one app we can’t live without. Whether it’s for productivity, entertainment, or staying connected, some apps just dominate our screen time. What’s the mobile app you use the most and why? Bonus points if you share how it’s impacted your daily life.

We’ve all had that one movie that completely wrecked us emotionally. Maybe it was a heartbreaking ending, a beautiful moment, or something that just hit too close to home. What’s the movie that made you cry the most, and why?

From iconic heroes to memorable villains, movie franchises have given us some unforgettable characters. Who stands out as your favorite, and what makes them so special to you? Whether it’s their character arc, unforgettable quotes, or just how cool they are, let’s hear your picks.

I’m curious to hear about the PlayStation games that really pushed boundaries for you. Whether it’s unique gameplay mechanics, storytelling, visuals, or something else entirely, what game stood out as truly groundbreaking?

Xbox consoles spanning generations, each brought memorable exclusives to the table—from Halo: Combat Evolved on the original Xbox to Fable, Gears of War, Forza Horizon, and beyond. Whether it's the OG Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox One, or Xbox Series X/S, which console's exclusive lineup stands out as...

I’m a huge fan of handheld consoles too! For me, Monster Hunter games are amazing on portables, especially Monster Hunter Freedom. They’re super engaging and perfect for grinding on the go.

For me, it’s got to be something like Tetris or even Cookie Clicker. They’re deceptively simple but scratch that itch for progress. It’s wild how even games without deep stories or mechanics can be so addicting.

Games like The Last of Us and BioShock have proven that storytelling can elevate a game into an unforgettable experience. For me, a strong narrative can make even mediocre gameplay feel worthwhile.

For me, fighting games like Street Fighter or Tekken are the ultimate competitive experience. They require quick reflexes, deep knowledge of characters, and mastery of combos, which makes every match feel personal.

Great picks! I think Spec Ops: The Line is criminally underrated. It’s a shooter, but the story goes so deep into psychological and moral themes - it’s unforgettable.

Flying roaches. I've dealt with bees, wasps and all sorts of other bugs but flying roaches are the ones I dislike the most due to the fact that I once saw one literally fly into my brother's mouth when we were younger... (I mean it's hilarious but disgusting as well)

Personally, I loved the two seasons of Star Wars: Visions. Some of the action and wide variety of art is absolutely breathtaking.

If you're more comfortable sleeping on the mat, then you have every right to do what you want. Personally, I'd much rather a bed or even a comfortable couch if the bed isn't an option.

Back in my days, not everyone liked playing games. Some liked to be outside doing stuff or skateboarding or surfing.