What game genre you like?

[pittstop17]

Well, I play DotA and League of Legends.  :cheesy2:

[GabrielK]

RPGs (Dragon Age 1, Mass Effect, Fable, the old Planescape Torment)
Action-oriented games with RPG elements (Bioshock, Borderlands, Saints Row 3, Torchlight 1 and 2, Grim Dawn)
Sim/ Management (Game Dev Tycoon and the old Pharao, Zeus games)
Adventures (Broken Sword, Memento Mori, Secret Files)

So a wide range of games, but most of them I like because of the stories they are telling.

[BDEinz]

For me it's:
Gameplay > art style and character/world design > story > music

[jeverfhirlwi]

I prefer story over gameplay. That's why sometimes i play interactive movie game.

Great gameplay but no interesting story can make me boring easily. Especially repetitive gameplay like MMOs. I just play it sometimes when im bored. Just for fun/PVP. Not really into building 'perfect' character to kill everything. I prefer to play classic RPG, where i can see a character developing while facing a conflict.

[aleksopoulos]

Roleplaying games mostly..especially cooking games love them!

[gianfranchin]

I love mmo games to play with my friends!

[GEFStryker]

I'm really into single player story driven FPS and Action/Adventure games. Might be getting more into MMORPGs with The Division on the horizon, have to wait and see how Ubi fucks it up though. Really getting in Simulator games as well recently, emergency and driving games. Playing the crap out of Spintires.

[alma]

Rpgs  I loved them since i was young ^^ ,
Also horror games Too bad it's been a while since a horror game was in the market .
Now it's mostly fps games ::

[SemenDemon]

I've never been a real "gamer" since my parents could not afford a lot of games or platforms when I was growing up, but what I used to enjoy the most were fantasy RPG games with a lot of mini-games and side-quests built in. I also spent a lot of time just grinding to build EXP in those games. I think it's fun to unlock new abilities and see them in action.

With that said, I mostly just play old granny games like Bejeweled, word games and bubble shooters online these days. I've never been keen on really intense and fast-paced gaming. I prefer to use games for time-wasting and relaxation.

In short, I like games to be really engrossing or just simply amusing in terms of actual gameplay. A good story arc is a wonderful thing to have in an RPG, and it's one of the genre's main appeals I think, but a great story isn't nearly as fun or exciting if there's nothing else going on. I might as well read a book or watch a movie if a good story is all I'm after.

I'm not at all particular about graphics. The newest console I own is a PS1, and only a NES prior to that. I do appreciate really cool illustrations/conceptual art in booklets and guides, though.

[aleksopoulos]

OMG! almost forgot ! who didn't loved Sims? i totally Loved it!

[SemenDemon]

I used to be addicted to the first "The Sims" game. Actually, I recently torrented it in a fit of nostalgia, so I've played it recently.

All I ever do in The Sims is cheat to build a crazy house and get some guy to move in with me. ;D

[Munyuc]

Been a "gamer" for a few years. Wasn't allowed to play games growing up. Dad was old-school. But I left at 17 and have had the time of my life playing. Pretty keen on Division atm. Not sure i can be bothered to finish far cry 4. Love RPG games. And games that hammer graphical superiority.

[Scrap]

I like RPGs with lots of options and character customizations.

[akirasano]

RPG

[poltergeist]

Recently, visual novels. Adventure, survival horror and fighting

[veritablecon]

WEEB GAMES

[wesleyrayne]

RPG's for sure dude!!

[rasavenger]

2 types:
_Creative and unique story + artwork
_Absolutely FREAKIN FREE OPEN-WORLD SANDBOX!!!!!

[bimarriedguy]

Hack 'n slash type games (God of War)
Immersive story games (Heavy Rain/LA Noire)

[vnemerald]

RPG