Look! It's me!

[Torgo]

Hey, everyone. Torgo's the name and gaming's my....game.

It's kinda sad that a non-political games journalism website is a rare thing these days but not all that surprising. So, I was glad to back it and I'm excited to see where this goes.

When it comes to gaming, I rarely play online. I'm not much for competitive play and it seems that a majority of online players tend to act like jerks. So, I focus on single player campaigns in order to avoid that issue.

I play on the Xbox One and I'm currently going through Red Dead Redemption 2.....slowly. I'm typically waaaaaay behind on games as I try to avoid paying full price for them. I can't justify paying $60+ for games these days. Especially since developers tend to sell half of a game and then charge you for the other half via DLC. I only got RDR2 because of a really good Black Friday sale.

I'm not really a fan of Call of Duty, Battlefield, or Fallout. However, I love games like Tomb Raider, Halo (except Halo 5 left a lot to be desired), and pretty much any sandbox game you could throw at me. I'm also a sucker for the classic point and click adventure games of my childhood (Thank God for GOG!).

Anyway, I hope to meet some cool people here and have some fun gaming conversations. See y'all around!

[Chris R.]

Hey man, nice to meet you!

[Wolf]

Nice to meet you and yeah sadly there are fewer and fewer games that justify a price like 60 bucks.
Imho that is only justified for games that you can play for long time, like say a Flight Simulation like the IL-2 Great Battles series, or something like Assetto Corsa.
The funny thing is that looking back on the last years, I had most fun with the non-AAA Indie or Crowdfunded games.

Of the new releases this year, I would only count two as contenders for my personal GOTY which would be KCD and Battletech........and KCD ranks higher as the base game is more well rounded imho.

[magickhobo]

Nice to meet you. Anytime i see you post something the haunting Torgo theme will play in my head.