I think this video showcases an interesting aspect of gaming that I never really thought about before. In their case, they play more games for a shorter amount of time vs spending a large portion of their time in few games....
According to steam I have some games with 100 to 120 hours (Dead Cells, XCOM, Rogue Legacy 2 and Hades). I prefer story driven games to be 20-30 hours, but keep replaying short sessions of single-player roguelites.
I think I've played more than 120 hours on Magic Arena but don't have the hours tracked. It's one of those games that give you incentive for playing every day and grinding a number of wins, and I've done that for maybe 3 months, then got tired and dropped it. I like the idea of replaying a game and getting better at it, but not the log in and grind everyday part of online games.
I've been getting really into Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines and Redemption, old school Runescape, Ragnarok Online, Arcanum, Diablo II, and other old classics lately, and I'm looking for more 90s/early 00s PC games that will run on my new Thinkpad E15 G4 running Arch Linux.
How many hours do you put into games? (www.youtube.com)
I think this video showcases an interesting aspect of gaming that I never really thought about before. In their case, they play more games for a shorter amount of time vs spending a large portion of their time in few games....
Looking for old 90s-00s RPGs and other old PC games
I've been getting really into Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines and Redemption, old school Runescape, Ragnarok Online, Arcanum, Diablo II, and other old classics lately, and I'm looking for more 90s/early 00s PC games that will run on my new Thinkpad E15 G4 running Arch Linux.
Any recommendations for low-end, Linux-friendly games to play?
Hi everyone! So I just switched to Linux and I am a little unsure of what to play on my laptop....