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It comes across as a little too grindy and repetitive to my liking. However I do know that the game has a fantastic community.

It depends a lot on the game and the quality of the port. Some games like Valkyria Chronicles and Final Fantasy XIV had stellar PC ports. On the other hand Assassin's Creed's PC port in particular was god awful and full of bugs.

Sadly Blizzard have realized that the money lies in microtransaction based multiplayer games like Hearthstone, WoW and Heroes of the Storm. As much as I would like them to make Warcraft IV I don't have much faith in it happening. The recent Blizzcon revealed another multiplayer game (some call...

The first one was great! The second one got a little dreary on its premise, sure there's some more things to do but it makes the game more frantic. The last night is especially difficult. Apparently they're making a third installment to the game already, I'd hold out for reviews before buying it.

Looking at Steam "exclusives" I would go with The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth. It's added so much more content and replayability to one of the most successful indie games of all time. As mentioned by sorrowscall Don't Starve Together is another great game.

It's a really great game with lots of retro feels. However being an indie game I get the feeling that it will be heavily discounted soon, consider holding out for the summer sale on this title.

It looks really promising, but I'm not supporting Early Access titles on Steam, I want to make sure that I get a finished product that I enjoy. I'll probably pick it up when it's finalized.

The thrill of winning I suppose. It feels better in multiplayer games since you know that you've bested another human player instead of just the computer.

Cost is one of the biggest factors to me, and getting a competitive Magic deck is no cheap. I would prefer Hearthstone instead since you can get a competitive deck for very cheap, or virtually nothing if you devote enough time for the daily missions.

It's one of the few RPG Maker games on Steam which are truly stellar. The soundtrack is especially good. It's been bundled a few times before so you should be able to get the game for pretty cheap.

I doubt it, not unless they make it a cheaper hobby. Right now I could just download so many free games, or invest in a console and controller for the same experience, without the hassle of paying money every session, or having to wait my turn to play.

To be honest the game engine is getting a little too old in my opinion, perhaps they should just create WoW 2. Something I would like to see? Probably more PvP support, and high risk high reward PvP, kind of like the wilderness in the old Runescape where you can get all the items which your...

Valkyria Chronicles on PC is hard. 60 fps support unlike the 30 fps on consoles means that enemies can shoot at you twice as quickly. I've been finding it difficult to clear the game with an A rank.

Dishonored was a great game, much better than Thief in my opinion. It would have been pretty cool as well if Assassin's Creed drew some inspiration from the game.

It's a pretty casual MOBA in my opinion, it's hard to stand out from established games in the scene like LoL and DotA 2. The only thing going for it is the rich Blizzard universe.

It's nothing like Skyrim, but it's by no means a really bad MMORPG. I'll probably pick it up when it goes on sale at ~$20-30 like Guild Wars.

http://services.runescape.com/m=news/permanent-f2p---the-details?oldschool=1 The old Runescape was a huge part of my childhood and teens, it was one of the biggest MMORPGs back then, with a huge community especially with regards to PKing and the Wilderness. The game has been on a major decline...

Sonic was the first game I played. Back then creating such a sensation of speed was really cool, it definitely helped to hone my reflexes for the many more games to come :P

DotA 2 for me, it's the most natural game for me having moved on from the original DotA Allstars mod on WarCraft III. Another pretty unique MOBA out there is Awesomenauts, it takes on a 2D platformer instead of the typical 3D arena. Think of it as an ultra-casual MOBA when you just wanna chill.

It would take you... 4257 continuous hours 177 days,9 hours,13 minutes of gameplay to complete your Steam library Thanks HumbleBundle, Indiegala, Groupees and Steam Sales :P