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What's the one boss battle that gave you chills down your spine? Whether it's a jump scare, eerie atmosphere, or just plain terrifying design, share your scariest encounters below.

Hey everyone! Let's be honest, not every game we love is a masterpiece. Sometimes, we find ourselves inexplicably drawn to games that are universally panned or just plain bad. What are some of your guilty pleasures in the gaming world? Share those titles that you know aren't great but somehow...

What's the most sidesplittingly funny video game you've ever played? Whether it's due to outrageous antics, absurd dialogue, or just downright silly mechanics, share your favorite comedic gaming experiences below! Bonus points for sharing moments that had you laughing until you cried.

Hey everyone! I'm curious to hear about your favorite game engines. Whether you're into Unity, Unreal Engine, Godot, or something else entirely, I want to know what you love about it.

Spyro series - I'm not even sure why I've always hated it so much. I think it's the characters and the story but Spyro annoys me like none other.

As a PC gamer, Steam is absolutely useful and I've been using it for over a decade. A very competent platform to buy games and I don't really have anything bad to say about it. Steam has a HUGE catalogue of games. I do have a PS5 but I buy my games from their digital store.

Huge PC gamer here. I started off as a console player but in the 2010s, I transitioned over to main PC gaming and I haven't really looked back. Mind you, I do own consoles like a Nintendo Switch and a PS5 but the PC is my main gaming device.

That's easy - Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO. I mean, it'll definitely be the best dragon ball game of all time with an extended roster and lots of interesting gameplay features. Did I mention the graphics and destructive environments? Here's the official gameplay trailer:

I haven't seen anyone bring up these kinds of players yet - campers. It's one thing to hold down a position to give your team some support for a period of time but don't stay there all game!

Yeah - you can suffer burnout from gaming especially if you overdo it. Sometimes, it's best to take a break and do something else. Agreed. The major one being it's such a reliable source of entertainment - granted, some multiplayer games are filled with toxic people like trolls but I've...

Favorite PC Games: Skyrim SE/AE, GTA V (Online), Fallout 4, DMC 5, and Armored Core VI. Honestly, my list is short as I could name hundreds of other PC games that I love for various reasons. It used to be one of my favorites when I was much younger but I grew tired of it because It was boring.

Same here. I try my best to be a positive contributor to any community I join. I don't like spreading negativity or toxicity because it doesn't benefit me or anyone else.

Funny enough, I have all three. I have gaming PC I built in the past year, an MSI gaming laptop, and a Steam Deck (handheld). I think the Asus ROG Ally is fantastic handheld as well as the Legion GO.

Just like others have stated here, I used to own lots of hard copies of games but I've gone the digital route over the past decade. The reason being, I don't have a lot of space to store games at my place, and if that hard copy gets a scratch or something, it could render the game useless. Mind...

Personally, it's the Souls-type games. I love them but they're brutal and unforgiving. Honestly, I wonder if I'm a masochist because I like when it's extremely challenging.

My favorite YouTubers are as follows: 1) Calebcity 2) Longbeachgriffy 3) Elanip 4) Just Havoc 5) Xpertthief

I'm apart of some of the sub-reddits there. Depending on the community you've joined, it can either be extremely helpful or extremely toxic. My advice is to find communities that don't tolerate toxicity.

Wow. You were in a mental hospital? What was it like in there and why were you sent to one?

Truer words have never been said. If I had to live my life all over again, I wouldn't remove the setbacks because they have made me stronger and wiser.

It's something I had to develop as I grew into adulthood as well. You also learn that nothing ever goes perfectly so patience and adaptability are two very crucial skills to learn.