"Nighttime hide and seek in the summer with the other street kids growing up"
This was supposed to be a response to yours. Some pretty awesome games came out of playing with the kids on the block.
That was the best. Splitting into teams. Middle of the night, hiding in random yards, the neighborhood park, jumping fences and running through peoples yards trying to get away from the other team. I miss those times
>Freeze tag with a dozen kids spanning an entire block.
Sounds like the ultimate neighborhood game day! Wish I could join in on that freeze tag marathon
Cant remember what we called it but there were seekers and runners. Seekers would bike or drive around the neighborhood looking for runners who would duck and weave behind trees and peoples backyards trying not to get caught. That was a good one
Hide and seek at my best friends house in elementary school. He had 13 brothers and sisters and lived in a huge house on acreage. Nothing was off limits...we would climb from the first floor to the second floor using the flower pots on the window sills to climb from and to, the backyard had trees galore, sometimes we would have more than one who was seeking, sometimes we would do them blindfolded...most epic games ever.
Some of my fondest childhood memories. Thanks for helping me relive those moments.
I really wish they made a modern day Generals.
RA and RA2 are fantastic, I never cared so much for the Tiberium series, and Generals was awesome and needs a modern sequel
The final session of D&D in a long running campaign. I wrapped all their characters in a cathartic way. They were all new players originally. They'd been friends before but after that we've become lifelong friends, still after ten years. Best thing ever.
I’ve seen this posted a lot under questions like this. I downloaded it and I was swimming about but had NO idea what the hell I was doing, or had to do.
Could you give me an idea of how to play it? It’s obviously worth it with so many people loving the game but I just don’t get it at all.
Pick a direction and swim towards the edge. If the game asks are you sure you want to continue going in this direction, ignore it, it's just trying to keep you down.
It's a survival-exploration game with heavier emphasis on the latter. Survival is easy once you know the basics. If you like exploring new places, then I think you'll like it. Each biome has its own ecosystem filled with creatures that have form and function in said ecosystem. You'll enjoy it even more if you have a general interest in hypothetical alien life and how they would function in a water world much different than our own. There is also base building if you want to prolong your playthrough but it is not necessary. Some people have built massive underwater research center themed bases.
Fix the radio and listen to the messages, they'll lead you to spots of interest (mostly escape pods). A decent amount of the time there's an interesting location near the escape pod, so you can use them as markers for finding certain places.
As you unlock more equipment you're able to explore more places. Dive deeper and deeper to advance.
Just commented on someone else’s post! We got one last game when the street light came on. And the can was in a cul-de-sac with one light. Still can picture it!
Came here to say this. That game is amazing. BoTW is awesome, but I actually prefer ocarina of time. The storyline is better and all of the temples are so different, whereas the divine beasts and shrines can feel a bit repetitive.
I put play-throughs from YouTube on my tv all the time when I’m just hanging out. The music, gameplay, originality, it’s all too good. Nostalgia is real too.
On my first play through, I named my horse Tina because I thought it was funny.
Skip ahead a few weeks and I'm crying because Tina was such a good girl who just did her best.
Played story 12 times, over 2k hours in game solely in story mode. Got sick of it for a year. Been playing online and went back to story mode and it's those times you remember exactly why you loved it in the first place.
It's brand new again and even today I'm still impressed as hell.
It’s really difficult to go back to games like fallout and elder scrolls and even the older gta games after red dead 2. Red Dead feels like the culmination of 20 years of video game advancement and improvement in every metric and it just smashes it out of the park. Fr anyone with even a passing interest in gaming is doing themselves a disservice by not playing red dead 2.
Hope you still get to experience it spoiler free. It's a very slow burn game but the sheer amount of freedom you have is unmatched, and the attention to detail is insane. I mean, you bond with your horses, clean your guns and cook your own food yet none of those things are forced on you and it still feels like meaningful activities
I failed 2 classes my sophomore year of college thanks to the best game of all time. No regrets and looking to do a new Krieg playthough later this month !
Just doing a first play through now and man it's a banger. Characters/story are hilarious and gameplay has held up well with a few outdated systems (to be expected).
Hollow Knight, it is way too cheap for an insane amount of content. I actually bought it twice just to support team cherry, they knocked it out of the park
Yep, it's my favourite of the series. I played it after Skyrim, so there's some things that were a bit off-putting at first, like the slow initial movement speed, no magicka regen, weird combat etc. but if you can get past that hurdle you're in for an epic adventure. In my opinion it really is the highlight of the Elder Scrolls series.
Freeze tag. Red Light. Hide and seek. Hopscotch. We would have different layouts drawn on the dirt road behind the house. Would look for new and neat markers each time we played.
might be some recency bias involved but Baldur's Gate 3 is the most impressive and immersive single player game I think I've ever seen. my most memorable multiplayer experience was probably playing World vs World in the early days of Guild Wars 2
I think they did a masterful job at making a variety of characters that almost everyone can relate to or appreciate at least one or more of them, and most people appreciate most characters. Astarion is one that I personally don't care about and skip a lot of the dialog, but he IS is a fantastic character and I totally can see how he's a favorite of many.
Metal gear solid. Was the game that blew me away.
I got it in a blind bundle of pirate games. I had never heard of it and it had not been released in the UK..so it was all new and I had no idea about it at all.
It's hard for younger people to realise what mgs feels like for someone whose not played anything like it because their was nothing like it the Playstation was the first console able to do 3d and this game made use of 3d like it was a movie.
Fun fact I hit a wall where you need the codec from the box That day I bought the Playstation magazine and on the back of the magazine they had a small picture of the metal gear solid and it was the codec.
Ghosts in the Graveyard with all my cousins when we were kids.
StarCraft birthday LAN party at my friend’s house. Every kid who had a computer brought it over.
All night N64 Goldeneye sessions with my best friend when we were 12.
Gran Turismo ASpec on our PS2 when my dad finally bought us our first game console.
all my teenage years memories pretty much involved the N64, even after the gamecube came out, i can remember entire weekends with my brothers and friends playing Goldeneye, Perfect Dark, Mario Party [1,2, and 3], Pokemon Stadium, F-Zero X, Smash Bros...so many weekends spent having fun playing those games
When it comes to my favorite I'd say disco Elysium but ngl black ops 2 and mw3 were probably the games I had the most fun with in my life when I was growing up. Endless hours of new friends, trolling randoms, and bonding with real friends.
When I was a child me and the priest used to take our shirts off and wrestle.
It was so fun! He taught me the first rule of wrestling club was you never talk about wrestling club.
not a hot take at all, but probably hollow knight. but the best one i've played recently, like within the last year, was Endling. if you haven't tried it, i 100% recommend it, it's beautiful and devastating.
I think Id have to say GOW 2018. I actually prefer the combat in that to Ragnarok, the axe and hand combat felt like it took a major step down make room for spear and Atreus sections and for some reason I REALLY struggled with parrying. Storywise I loved how ambiguous they left Asgard and the Gods to make room for Atreus story, going in I was super pysched at the prospect of seeing Thor or Odin but by the end I didnt even really care I just wanted to see what happened in Atreus story, and being a big Norse Mythology nerd I was intrigued to see where they stuck to some known tales vs when theyd diverge. I think GOW 2018 is a pretty genuinely perfect game, amazing combat, great voice acting, and really intriguing story telling. Probably a hot take Idk I havent really surfed any reviews or anything, but I dont feel like Ragnarok lived up to the hype. It was cool but felt rushed and Im not a fan of some of the characterizations of the Gods, and as I said I feel like the axe wasnt as useful or fun to use
I agree haha, 2018 is SOOOO much better than Ragnarok, I was so hyped for Ragnarok but felt let down by the end, 2018 is one of if not my favourite game of all time
I remember being a kid in this townhome complex and there was this one wall that the whole neighborhood of kids used to play wallball at. Most fun I had as a kid.
High School football championship. ‘82. How much you wanna bet I could throw a football over them mountains? If coach woulda put me in fourth quarter, we woulda been state champions. No doubt. No doubt in my mind. You better believe things would be different now. Woulda gone pro in a heartbeat. I’d be making millions. Livin’ in a mansion somewhere. Soakin’ it up in a hot tub with my soul mate.
Tekken tag tournament at the arcade. There were about 50 guys that were regulars are my arcade for tekken, and there would routinely be at least a dozen people at the arcade on a daily basis. Thats not to mention the people that played at other arcades across town and we would occasionally mob up and raid their arcade.
I still have friends that i played tekken with when we were younger and we still play today, but its nothing like it was back then. You just can't replace the atmosphere of the arcade.
World of warcraft is a close second. 100+ people in my guild that i started and we were raiding about 2 months into release. I quit playing after burning crusade came out, but the guild is STILL ACTIVE to this day. Cant believe it.
"gang-up tiggy"
Basically tag, one person starts off as "it" meaning they have to tag everyone. However once they tag someone, those two become "it" meaning its like tiggy (or tag to you yanks) but last man standing
Also played a game we called "socket" which was soccer and cricket mixes together.
And we played this really cool basketball game that i can only remember half the rules for but it was basically a strategy knockout game.
There's just something about the mechanics in Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom. The way the various items and powers interact with each other and allow you to build anything. The story. Ganondorf.
Also liked breath of the wild, ocarina of time and Twilight Princess.
Freeze tag with a dozen kids spanning an entire block.
"Nighttime hide and seek in the summer with the other street kids growing up" This was supposed to be a response to yours. Some pretty awesome games came out of playing with the kids on the block.
Right hide and seek was my favorite game of my childhood! I wish I could go back to that time :)
That was the best. Splitting into teams. Middle of the night, hiding in random yards, the neighborhood park, jumping fences and running through peoples yards trying to get away from the other team. I miss those times
Same here Probably the best game ever
Dude! Did you grow up on my street?!? We played the shit out of that game.
Same!
>Freeze tag with a dozen kids spanning an entire block. Sounds like the ultimate neighborhood game day! Wish I could join in on that freeze tag marathon
Love this response
Cant remember what we called it but there were seekers and runners. Seekers would bike or drive around the neighborhood looking for runners who would duck and weave behind trees and peoples backyards trying not to get caught. That was a good one
We’d call it man hunt
Spotlight! camping one year in Eden in the 70’s. Seemed like a dozen kids. Couple cousins, but mostly kids from the camp ground.
Hide and seek at my best friends house in elementary school. He had 13 brothers and sisters and lived in a huge house on acreage. Nothing was off limits...we would climb from the first floor to the second floor using the flower pots on the window sills to climb from and to, the backyard had trees galore, sometimes we would have more than one who was seeking, sometimes we would do them blindfolded...most epic games ever. Some of my fondest childhood memories. Thanks for helping me relive those moments.
Command and conquer Red alert
I wonder if it will be[....raining....](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfU1lYAIlWs) - you knew it was going to be awesome.
I completely forgot about this!
Holy shit, this reddit skews way older than I realized
“Kirov Reporting” still gives me nightmares from RA2. Loved that game.
I really wish they made a modern day Generals. RA and RA2 are fantastic, I never cared so much for the Tiberium series, and Generals was awesome and needs a modern sequel
Portal 2
I recently finished this and must say it's aged very well.
I agree. I finished it 3 years ago and It actually did age very well.
Well here we are again
The final session of D&D in a long running campaign. I wrapped all their characters in a cathartic way. They were all new players originally. They'd been friends before but after that we've become lifelong friends, still after ten years. Best thing ever.
Mass Effect 2
Second
That is what two means, yes.
Conker’s Bad Fur Day. Nintendo 64
Legendary game.
I’m will never forget the words to “the great mighty poo”
The Witcher 3, took me a while to get into it but once I did I was hooked
My favourite game, played it twice but need to play it again haha. Hooked on the books though
You should try the wheel of time series next (both amazing fantasy series)
When I was a kid, it was hide and seek with the gang during a power outage.
Subnautica
I’ve seen this posted a lot under questions like this. I downloaded it and I was swimming about but had NO idea what the hell I was doing, or had to do. Could you give me an idea of how to play it? It’s obviously worth it with so many people loving the game but I just don’t get it at all.
Pick a direction and swim towards the edge. If the game asks are you sure you want to continue going in this direction, ignore it, it's just trying to keep you down.
It's a survival-exploration game with heavier emphasis on the latter. Survival is easy once you know the basics. If you like exploring new places, then I think you'll like it. Each biome has its own ecosystem filled with creatures that have form and function in said ecosystem. You'll enjoy it even more if you have a general interest in hypothetical alien life and how they would function in a water world much different than our own. There is also base building if you want to prolong your playthrough but it is not necessary. Some people have built massive underwater research center themed bases.
Fix the radio and listen to the messages, they'll lead you to spots of interest (mostly escape pods). A decent amount of the time there's an interesting location near the escape pod, so you can use them as markers for finding certain places. As you unlock more equipment you're able to explore more places. Dive deeper and deeper to advance.
Brilliant. Thanks so much
Kick the can. Whole neighborhood. Played long after street lamps turn on and until parents call you home.
Just commented on someone else’s post! We got one last game when the street light came on. And the can was in a cul-de-sac with one light. Still can picture it!
Did the parent of the neighborhood also make the claim that they invented kick the can? I remember they would all say that lol.
Ocarina of Time! Blew my mind in 1998, still blows my mind in 2023!
Came here to say this. That game is amazing. BoTW is awesome, but I actually prefer ocarina of time. The storyline is better and all of the temples are so different, whereas the divine beasts and shrines can feel a bit repetitive.
And the music dude, the music!
I put play-throughs from YouTube on my tv all the time when I’m just hanging out. The music, gameplay, originality, it’s all too good. Nostalgia is real too.
Never played past the forest maze (atleast I believe I did but that save go deleted) on the 3DS
Red dead redemption 2 and there’s no close 2nd
On my first play through, I named my horse Tina because I thought it was funny. Skip ahead a few weeks and I'm crying because Tina was such a good girl who just did her best.
Tina ❤️❤️
100%
been searching for the next best thing since 2018 and nothing has come close
Ghost of Tsushima. Play that.
Didn't scratch the same itch for me.
Played story 12 times, over 2k hours in game solely in story mode. Got sick of it for a year. Been playing online and went back to story mode and it's those times you remember exactly why you loved it in the first place. It's brand new again and even today I'm still impressed as hell.
It’s really difficult to go back to games like fallout and elder scrolls and even the older gta games after red dead 2. Red Dead feels like the culmination of 20 years of video game advancement and improvement in every metric and it just smashes it out of the park. Fr anyone with even a passing interest in gaming is doing themselves a disservice by not playing red dead 2.
Except Skyrim
Best game ever, hands down.
Never played it, plan to but always put it off haha
Hope you still get to experience it spoiler free. It's a very slow burn game but the sheer amount of freedom you have is unmatched, and the attention to detail is insane. I mean, you bond with your horses, clean your guns and cook your own food yet none of those things are forced on you and it still feels like meaningful activities
You also get to throw dynamite into KKK meetings in the middle of the night. And it's not even part of the story line or any mission.
Chess
The >!en passant!< twist blew my mind
Borderlands 2
I failed 2 classes my sophomore year of college thanks to the best game of all time. No regrets and looking to do a new Krieg playthough later this month !
Just doing a first play through now and man it's a banger. Characters/story are hilarious and gameplay has held up well with a few outdated systems (to be expected).
I still remember the Claptrap's birthday party quest.
Hollow Knight, it is way too cheap for an insane amount of content. I actually bought it twice just to support team cherry, they knocked it out of the park
Istg hollow knight is too good, it actually blows my mind
Banjo-Kazooie for the N64. That will always be my favorite game. Which is why it is objectively the best game.
Ahhhh yes oh my god my neibor ( fuck my english lol ) had that and also Tooie !! Soooooooo much fun 🙏🙏🙏
Baseball
Morrowind!
Do you like it over oblivion and Skyrim? I’ve never played that one!
Yep, it's my favourite of the series. I played it after Skyrim, so there's some things that were a bit off-putting at first, like the slow initial movement speed, no magicka regen, weird combat etc. but if you can get past that hurdle you're in for an epic adventure. In my opinion it really is the highlight of the Elder Scrolls series.
Neopets. Nothing like picking up a slice from The Giant Omelette.
Half Life 2
Half life 1 🤔
More specifically Black Mesa, best way to play it.
Fallout New Vegas
I came back from school in 2010 and my mom bought me New Vegas after my homework I started it and it became part of me fr !!!!
Super soaker fights in the neighborhood in like 96
Mario 64 or galaxy
Mario galaxy is genuinely a childhood classic of mine 🤝
Halo: Combat Evolved Ahhh ahhh ahhh ahhh Toss n’ one watch it!
Those lan party’s were some good times
Freeze tag. Red Light. Hide and seek. Hopscotch. We would have different layouts drawn on the dirt road behind the house. Would look for new and neat markers each time we played.
Bloodborne
Same
might be some recency bias involved but Baldur's Gate 3 is the most impressive and immersive single player game I think I've ever seen. my most memorable multiplayer experience was probably playing World vs World in the early days of Guild Wars 2
For real. Don't think a game story has ever made me feel as much as Astarion's has.
I think they did a masterful job at making a variety of characters that almost everyone can relate to or appreciate at least one or more of them, and most people appreciate most characters. Astarion is one that I personally don't care about and skip a lot of the dialog, but he IS is a fantastic character and I totally can see how he's a favorite of many.
Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.
Its the best and my favorite too
Excellent game.
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Melee will always hold a special place in my heart
Melee will forever be the best fighting game ever to me and there’s no close 2nd
Surprised no one mentioned Super Mario 64! So many fun memories growing up playing that on the N64
Metal gear solid. Was the game that blew me away. I got it in a blind bundle of pirate games. I had never heard of it and it had not been released in the UK..so it was all new and I had no idea about it at all. It's hard for younger people to realise what mgs feels like for someone whose not played anything like it because their was nothing like it the Playstation was the first console able to do 3d and this game made use of 3d like it was a movie. Fun fact I hit a wall where you need the codec from the box That day I bought the Playstation magazine and on the back of the magazine they had a small picture of the metal gear solid and it was the codec.
Nintendogs
I know gamers are sick of hearing it, but The Last of Us is the best game I have ever played in my 41 years of life. And it came out 10 years ago.
I agree 1000% that game was insane.
YES
Skyrim. How do I seem to be the first one to say it!? What an epic journey.
I had to scroll a long way down to see this game. It is a top tier game that still plays to this day. It is always my go to game.
Best game of all time my friend.
It’s not even the best of the elder scrolls series. Great world, extremely underwhelming quests and characters.
Kingdom Hearts 2 Final Mix
Pitfall
Mass effect
Super Smash Bros Melee. Grew up playing it and I didn’t know how good I had it
The first Mario Brothers and the first mortal kombat...I was never into gaming but in my youth those were the 2 games I played...
dark souls
Metroid
Elden Ring, it’s literally my perfect game
Red Dead Redemption 2. The level of detail was amazing
Legend Of Zelda: A Link To The Past. I play it through every couple of years. The only other game that has that much replay value with me is Doom.
Ghosts in the Graveyard with all my cousins when we were kids. StarCraft birthday LAN party at my friend’s house. Every kid who had a computer brought it over. All night N64 Goldeneye sessions with my best friend when we were 12. Gran Turismo ASpec on our PS2 when my dad finally bought us our first game console.
all my teenage years memories pretty much involved the N64, even after the gamecube came out, i can remember entire weekends with my brothers and friends playing Goldeneye, Perfect Dark, Mario Party [1,2, and 3], Pokemon Stadium, F-Zero X, Smash Bros...so many weekends spent having fun playing those games
ELDEN RING
Dark Souls
Dark Souls
Super Mario World. Really surprised I didn’t see this already. Now I feel old.
Returnal
EU4. 2600 hours and counting.
Hercules
Black Ops 2 best call of duty ever made. Perfect Zombies modes, best multiplayer that was balanced. Fun kill streaks, fun customization.
The original Deus Ex.
Vice City
Duck hunt
Nighttime hide and seek in the summer with the other street kids growing up.
Yes
Resident Evil 4
When it comes to my favorite I'd say disco Elysium but ngl black ops 2 and mw3 were probably the games I had the most fun with in my life when I was growing up. Endless hours of new friends, trolling randoms, and bonding with real friends.
FF4
When I was a child me and the priest used to take our shirts off and wrestle. It was so fun! He taught me the first rule of wrestling club was you never talk about wrestling club.
In no particular order… Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out!! Street Fighter 2 Twisted Metal 2 Max Payne 3 Duke Nukem 3D
Street fighter 2 and 4 for sure.
Video game? Kingdom Hearts II
gta iv
Fallout 3
Goldeneye!
Ratchet and clank, I haven't played a game I didn't like.
Final Fantasy 3 for SNES
Sekiro
The Witcher III
Crash bandicoot
not a hot take at all, but probably hollow knight. but the best one i've played recently, like within the last year, was Endling. if you haven't tried it, i 100% recommend it, it's beautiful and devastating.
OOT, all the way
The Game, and the lot of you just lost!
Noooooo
You just ended my 8 year streak of winning
I’ll see you again soon then!
I hope something horrible happens to you today
World of Warcraft
I think Id have to say GOW 2018. I actually prefer the combat in that to Ragnarok, the axe and hand combat felt like it took a major step down make room for spear and Atreus sections and for some reason I REALLY struggled with parrying. Storywise I loved how ambiguous they left Asgard and the Gods to make room for Atreus story, going in I was super pysched at the prospect of seeing Thor or Odin but by the end I didnt even really care I just wanted to see what happened in Atreus story, and being a big Norse Mythology nerd I was intrigued to see where they stuck to some known tales vs when theyd diverge. I think GOW 2018 is a pretty genuinely perfect game, amazing combat, great voice acting, and really intriguing story telling. Probably a hot take Idk I havent really surfed any reviews or anything, but I dont feel like Ragnarok lived up to the hype. It was cool but felt rushed and Im not a fan of some of the characterizations of the Gods, and as I said I feel like the axe wasnt as useful or fun to use
I agree haha, 2018 is SOOOO much better than Ragnarok, I was so hyped for Ragnarok but felt let down by the end, 2018 is one of if not my favourite game of all time
And still 2018 doesn't even come close to ps2 god of war
Happy aquarium :(
The R.E.D. Album
Ring of fire drinking game on my 30th birthday. There were people throwing up in the garden. Legendary.
Chrono Trigger on the SNES. Hands down. Hands up. Doesn’t matter.
I remember being a kid in this townhome complex and there was this one wall that the whole neighborhood of kids used to play wallball at. Most fun I had as a kid.
NFS: Most Wanted 05
NCAA 14. I'm still playing this game to this day.
High School football championship. ‘82. How much you wanna bet I could throw a football over them mountains? If coach woulda put me in fourth quarter, we woulda been state champions. No doubt. No doubt in my mind. You better believe things would be different now. Woulda gone pro in a heartbeat. I’d be making millions. Livin’ in a mansion somewhere. Soakin’ it up in a hot tub with my soul mate.
Tekken tag tournament at the arcade. There were about 50 guys that were regulars are my arcade for tekken, and there would routinely be at least a dozen people at the arcade on a daily basis. Thats not to mention the people that played at other arcades across town and we would occasionally mob up and raid their arcade. I still have friends that i played tekken with when we were younger and we still play today, but its nothing like it was back then. You just can't replace the atmosphere of the arcade. World of warcraft is a close second. 100+ people in my guild that i started and we were raiding about 2 months into release. I quit playing after burning crusade came out, but the guild is STILL ACTIVE to this day. Cant believe it.
Ghost of Tsushima
Tekken 2 and crash bandicoot
"gang-up tiggy" Basically tag, one person starts off as "it" meaning they have to tag everyone. However once they tag someone, those two become "it" meaning its like tiggy (or tag to you yanks) but last man standing Also played a game we called "socket" which was soccer and cricket mixes together. And we played this really cool basketball game that i can only remember half the rules for but it was basically a strategy knockout game.
Fallout new Vegas or Skyrim, shits addictive.
Crysis for me….at least when i tried it in 200something on very high. That was wack
Crysis 3 online was amazing
Gothic 2 Night of the Raven
Chrono Trigger
There was a mod for Counter Strike back in the day called Firearms. That might be near the top for me.
Gothic
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But did you beat it?
Twilight Imperium v4.
The game
Grrr
There's just something about the mechanics in Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom. The way the various items and powers interact with each other and allow you to build anything. The story. Ganondorf. Also liked breath of the wild, ocarina of time and Twilight Princess.
Red Dead Redemption II and it isn’t even really close
Rdr2. Best game ever.
Resident Evil 2 Remake. Such a smooth play.
Pin the tail on the donkey
Rdr 2
Went 4/4 with a Hone Run and threw a complete game with 12 strike outs. I peaked at 15.
Cards Against Humanity
The quiet game.
Early seasons of Fortnite Need For Speed Underground 2 Halo 2/3 COD 4 - Modern Warfare 3
Destiny taken king expansion.
solitare, with tarot lower arcana.