PC Gaming? Options

[LimeStickyNotes]

Anyone into PC Gaming? It's been kind of slow at work so I've been looking for games to play to entertain me. I found dewmocracy.com and that a pretty cool game. I've made it through 2 of the 3 chambers. Surprised at how in depth it was. Anyone played this or any other online games?

[shoryuken]

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[Uronacid]

What are you into? Strategic games or FPS or World of Warcraft stuff?

I like just about every genre, but it has to be different or unique for me to really enjoy it. Games I enjoyed the most by genre:

First Person Shooter:

• Halo Series: The first FPS that I ever played where each gun had a specific role. In general, first person shooters have been all about one gun being better than the other. I love how balanced Halo is when it comes to it's weapons. This leaves room for some major strategy.

Strategy:

• Homeworld 2: This game is most balanced strategy game I have ever played. It's 5-6 years old, and it's still an amazing game. I absolutely love it.

MMORPG:

• Phantasy Star Online: This game was amazing. I still love the original. It was one of the first 3D MMORPGs. Cheating was rampant, but it was still a blast at the time. Now of course, there are better MMOs, but I still get that nostalgic feeling when I play this one.

RPG:

• Mass Effect: I have to say, I have never liked the RPG genre. I never liked sitting at home on my ass, being alone, and not interacting with real people. It's just a terrible feeling.

[Simba]

Homeworld 2: This game is most balanced strategy game I have ever played. It's 5-6 years old, and it's still an amazing game. I absolutely love it.

Homeworld was awesome. I've played Homeworld and Homeworld Cataclysm, though I can't remember if I ever got to Homeworld 2. It took up a nice amount of time during my childhood though. The strategy involved for the game was pretty intense for my age (late elementary, early middle) when I was playing it though, but I figured out after a while and heck, building your fleet and dominating was quite satisfying.

Forget Jump Start/Educational games.

[Uronacid]

Homeworld was awesome. I've played Homeworld and Homeworld Cataclysm, though I can't remember if I ever got to Homeworld 2. It took up a nice amount of time during my childhood though. The strategy involved for the game was pretty intense for my age (late elementary, early middle) when I was playing it though, but I figured out after a while and heck, building your fleet and dominating was quite satisfying.

Forget Jump Start/Educational games.

You're not kidding. If you could win in that game then you had to be somewhat intelligent. Ugh, you may or may not like Homeworld2. Homeworld was a bit different than Homeworld2, but both games are absolutely incredible. In my opinion, Homeworld2 was better, but a lot of the die-hard fans didn't like it as much.