The genre of a video game can come in all shapes and sizes. They are designed in countless different ways, letting us play countless different things in more styles than we can imagine. They tell stories, thrive competition, and give challenging gameplay. But which is the genre best suited for you? Take this quiz and find out once and for all!
The Sims 4 is likely to include a highly requested feature, but past releases may mean there's reason to be hesitant about its implementation.
Mass Effect 4 has the perfect chance to reintroduce dialogue skills, and Baldur's Gate 3 might be the blueprint BioWare needs.
I'm not so sure they can, most talent that made the old games as good as they were, has left Bioware.
They can always recruit old fellas,
And also, new devs can always learn and also new indie devs are very passionate evident from the amazing indie games heavy with these gameplay features.
I don't think anyone would wanna come back after the stories that were told from Anthem development. I just don't see it happening. It's a bit similar to blizz, some of the talent has come back there, but there has been a shift in the studio's culture and also what the higher ups expect/demand of them
After andromeda and veilguard i think it’s assured that the bioware we once knew has gone, I have little hope for me4. Hopefully i’m wrong.
If you're looking for some cozy games that don't involve hoes and sprinklers, here are some of the best choices available right now.
I loved spilled! such a quick and easy game to get into, nothing too challenging and just a nice little clean-em up. "Thank goodness you're here" was an amazing adventure with so many little parodies about British life. such good times
" Result: RPG "
As if i was doubting that. RPG genre is the best followed by horror genre.
I love JRPG games.
Sweet I got RPG, which makes complete sense since I love JPRGs
MMO for me lol, for some reason I knew it already.
I got strategy. Weird since strategy is pretty far down on my list of preferred genres.
My problem with the test was that I couldn't choose a definitive answer to most of those questions. I love story based singleplayer games but I also love skillbased multiplayer games. I like almost all types of games besides simulations and sport games.
Uh, I got simulations... and I don't know why.
I actually don't really care for sims at all.
Guess that's what happens when you pick mostly single player answers.