Favorite PC Game ?

[Bettie]

My favorite is still Counter Strike and Civilizations, both are timeless classics!

 

[WLXX]

1. PES (soccer)
2. BattleField
3. Normandy D-Day (Android game)

 

[RichardBudworth]

My favourite is Planescape Torment.

 

[jacobdollin]

When it comes to PC games, the choices are limitless. Today, you can download or play your favorite games on your PC through the internet. There are a number of websites offer free games to play or download for free of cost. The Cave, Resident Evil 6, The Bridge, Crysis 3, Dead Space 3 and Tomb Raider are some of the my favorite as well as top PC games of all time.

 

[dakacaw]

My favorite game, where you can undress the girls)

 

[Giresse]

My favorite's still COD MW3

 

[Robin]

My favorite Game is Age of Empires.

 

[syevale]

ok

 

[KookSpook21]

I love to play Minecraft and Civilization

 

[Librarian]

Strategy: Stronghold, AGE, Commandos, Tiberian Sun, Red Alert,...
First-person shooter: Call of Juarez, Return to castle Wolfenstein, Delta Force,...
Action-adventure: The Saboteur, Tomb Raider,...
Sport: FIFA, NHL,...
Racing: Need for speed, Colin McRae Rally

 

[smongronk2]

1. Starcraft
2. CS Source
3. Risk of Rain (the first one)

 

[RedMerseyMind]

That’s a tough one, but if I had to pick just one — it’s The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.


It’s not just a “game” to me; it’s an experience that hit the perfect balance between storytelling, atmosphere, and player agency. CD Projekt managed to make a world that feels genuinely lived in — every peasant muttering by the roadside, every monster contract, every side quest with its own moral weight. You don’t just run errands; you make decisions that sit with you long after you’ve logged off.


The writing deserves special mention — few games have captured moral ambiguity this well. Geralt isn’t some blank slate hero. He’s weary, intelligent, and pragmatic, constantly forced to navigate the messy gray areas of human nature. You’re not choosing between “good” and “evil”; you’re choosing between “lesser evils” — and often regretting it later.


And the world… honestly, I still boot it up sometimes just to wander through Novigrad at dusk or listen to the wind through the trees in Skellige. The soundtrack ties it all together — haunting, melancholic, almost spiritual in tone.


I’ve played Elden Ring, Red Dead Redemption 2, Cyberpunk 2077 — all incredible games in their own right — but The Witcher 3 still stands above the rest. It’s the only game that ever made me sit in silence after the credits rolled, just processing the weight of what I’d been through.


So yeah — The Witcher 3. A masterpiece, and honestly, one of the few games that feel like literature in motion.