I enjoy tower defense games like the Kingdom Rush series, Plants Vs. Zombies, Bad North, Orcs Must Die series, Fieldrunners 2. I often check out new tower defense games just to see if something is up my alley. They relax me after a long day.
Also like playing shooters from time to time and I've found myself spending many hours in Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor lately.
Ooh, you've listed some games I have yet to play but I've heard good things about! I am a huge shooter fan so I religiously play Overwatch 2 and Fortnite. I recently got into High on Life (such a silly game), and I love Coral Island. Coral Island is a farm sim game similar to Stardew Valley and it's really cozy and relaxing overall.
Kenny Topic starter
23/03/2025 7:39 am
@laurat - What is your take on Overwatch 2 versus 1? I've heard 1 was very good while 2 is not as good? I used to play some Fortnite here and there and I like that they keep updating it which means it will be around for a long time. High on Life looks like such a cool game to get into and play a bit from time to time. Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor is my relaxing type game although it might not look like it for some people. I like the idea of Stardew Valley type games but I'm afraid to get into them as they may take over my life hahaha
I mostly like shooters like Warhammer 40k: Space Marine (1 and 2), Gears of War (all), some Call of Duty games (not all), most Star Wars games, Witcher 3, Cyberpunk 2077, Far Cry series. But I also like playing other types of games from time to time, things like The Last of Us, Red Dead Redemption (1 and 2), GTA series, etc.
Does Candy Crush Saga count? Or Mahjong? Or Solitaire? Or Angry Birds? If yes, then I can be considered a gamer as well 🙂
I play a bit here and there. I absolutely love the whole Uncharted series and Tomb Raider series! Those are some amazing games in my opinion. I also like games that share powerful emotions like Firewatch or The Walking Dead Definitive series. Don’t have as much time to play as I’d like but it’s always nice to do it.
