game What do you look for in a game?

[Dr. A]

Everyone has a personal choice when it comes to choosing games. Some like storylines, some like action irrelevant of the story behind and some love the graphics or the characters. I prefer a good story that can be followed sensibly and of course the other factors are an added advantage. I also prefer graphics which are clearly visible rather than small hard to see images. What is your personal preference in a game?

 

[Shortie]

When it comes to video games, story is the most important for me, unless I can get hooked on the story and it be immersive, I soon lose interest.

Graphics tends to come second, and it being somewhat bug-free as well. There is nothing worse than playing through a game and it having a bug that prevents you from moving forward.

 

[ActionAce]

I so much cherish games with engaging storylines, graphics and gameplay. When a game’s narrative is very compelling, it draws me in immediately.

 

[Dr. A]

When it comes to video games, story is the most important for me, unless I can get hooked on the story and it be immersive, I soon lose interest.

Graphics tends to come second, and it being somewhat bug-free as well. There is nothing worse than playing through a game and it having a bug that prevents you from moving forward.

I second that.
A bug free game is what makes the game likeable. It becomes immensely frustrating when you get stuck in the game when you know exactly what to do and have all the means to move forward. For this reason alone, I have abandoned many games halfway or even after playing some almost to the end.

 

[lens]

If a game has a replay value and depth, it's definitely going to be my go-tos for relaxation. It's very frustrating to finish playing again and feel like there's no reason to go back and play it again.