lmk and the reason why. ill start and its a hard one but ima have to pick sleeping dogs story wise and also i grew up on it (im 22 lol im a youngin here it seems like)

oh also sleeping dogs is badass bc u can Chinese donnie brasco max. u can play both a cop and a gangster and the lines between the two is blurred. its just a well written story. if anyone hasnt played i highly recommend u do. mechanics are fire too u can take over drug turfs and shit.

I would say, Red Dead Redemption 2 and GTA V, both stories are good, and excellent gameplay, very entertaining and a lot to explore.

Other Honor games to mention, are, HORIZON both games, beautiful scenary, the Witcher 3, very dark atmosphere, but hits the spot.

honestly i like gta iv far better than 5. gta iv just mogs 5 in every way.

probably makes me a nerd but i love minecraft, im into redstone and bugs, little kids who try to follow me around can fuck off.... theres a lot of them and its annoying, mind your own business twerps and maybe i wont kick/ban you bleh, unfortunate but necessary

nah nothing w being a nerd im a star wars comic chud nerd i fw vader dark lord of the sith and shit. i admire redstone computers redstone actually requires skill. also if u fw minecraft i forgot to mention another great game vintage story which started as a mod and now its it own game. theres a huge learning curve tho but the game is mint 

I like Sunless Sea. Pretty fun top-down sailing game with sanity mechanics. You can also engage in recreational cannibalism to survive. Look it up fr

My favourite game is GTA 5 but Mafia 3 is not far behind. While not my favourite games, I enjoy the NBA 2K, Madden and FIFA franchises. 

i cnt decide between two games, one is fallout 3because i love the post nuclear environment and dark humor in the game. the other game is minecraft, i really like creating automated farms using redstone, i suck at building things that look good.

Favourite game has to be counterstrike. It was a game that the entire family could play (maybe not the mum) and you could get good enough at it so that it wasn't frustrating.  

If we are talking about any type of game or any genre, I'm going with the original stand-up arcade game of Donkey Kong.  When I was a kid I would ride my bicycle fifteen miles to the nearest arcade just to spend two dollars worth of quarters in it.

I'll take the Gen Z bunch (and some Millennials) back a bit: I used to play Might and Magic VII, in the early noughties, which is from 1999. A couple of years ago I re-found it and still play it now and then.