Games you gave a try and liked

Published on November 28, 2009 By GeneralEtrius In PC Gaming

Ever seen a game and just wanted to give it a try?

Two games I tried and liked:

Mount and Blade: This combat sim/RPG blows a lot of the major stuff away. Graphics aren't good at all, but the gameplay is. Amazing mod community.

X3: Reunion: Was looking at this for a while and decided to try it. It was a great experience for me. Sucked up a lot of gameplay hours, but was still very enjoyable. The sequel, Terran Conflict, is also very good, but I haven't played it as much.

Comments (Page 2)

OMG_blackmage

on Nov 30, 2009

Red ninja end of owner: This is one of the best stealth, ninja, and panty shot games I have ever played. A big boobed 17 year old ninja running around, seducing soldiers and than killing them, and assassinating with a wire... All they needed to do is fix the camera and we are in.

magnushawk

on Nov 30, 2009

Defense Grid: The Awakening. I hadn't even played a tower defense game until I tried this game. It was amazing. But there's been a lot of "try and buy" on the Xbox Live Arcade. Free demos really do the trick for me these days. With download speeds approaching my requirements for my limited patience I can download a game demo fast enough before I lose my desire to try something new.

Unneta

on Nov 30, 2009

World of Goo, tried the demo, bought it and loved it ever since.

GeneralEtrius

on Dec 13, 2009

World of Goo, tried the demo, bought it and loved it ever since.

Same here. Got the demo, but I still need to get it.

vindKtiv

on Dec 14, 2009

Tales of Symphonia *gets shot for naming console title*

Rented, then bought pretty much right after returning the game. This honestly started my love affair with Japanese stuff. Hell, I just watched two episodes of anime and I have finals tomorrow.

Honestly, I just can't think of another title that really grabbed me after that. Most other games impressed after an hour, but afterwards it's more "good not great."

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