Also many more games

When choosing what to play, pick games that fit different amounts of time and situations. This is something that leads a lot of people to believe they can only play games on the weekend. This is simply not true though. Our gaming habits just need to evolve with the times and with our schedules. These definitions work for time and mental investment.

Be conscious of these things when you pick your games. Ideally, these games will be a bit more condensed, level based, or just have frequent natural stopping points. I can personally attest to how much this will increase your enjoyment of gaming. This may sound simple, but it needs to be said. I have to beat it. Plain and simple.

No matter what the game is, you should have a good idea of whether you like it after a few hours. Maybe the first 10 hours are a drag, but the rest is great. Are you between games or just not really sure what to play next? Hey, no problem! There are even some things you can do to twist the familiar formula up, too.

Keep in mind that this is a game I have replayed numerous times and is on my list of games I try to replay at least once every two years—and I still noticed a few new things! Think about how much fun you had replaying your favorite games when you were eight and had nothing else to play. I follow these tips and even utilize Google Drive , Evernote , and Cozi to make sure that my time is utilized well in every facet of my life. And that includes my video game hab.

If these tips help you at all, feel free to let me know on Twitter by contacting me mrjoshnichols! Hope these tips help you fit more gaming into your life and, until next time, game smarter not harder! Happy Gaming! We also get your email address to automatically create an account for you in our website. Once your account is created, you'll be logged-in to this account. Please read and accept our website Terms and Privacy Policy to post a comment.

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After work, school, the commute back and forth all I want to do is play a game. When I was kid I play for hours and hours on end. Hey, thanks for reading! I used to suffer from issues like that all the time — especially since I have anxiety. When I developed this system and started following it, I had a much easier time and enjoyed more games and more consistently. Scalebound, for example, is on there, and that's been dead for years. We may be looking at a treasure map for the next few years of PC gaming.

Here are the game names that stand out to me. The biggest I've organized by publisher, while others I've lumped together into a list at the end. This seems entirely plausible—Valve actually released a beta branch update for Half-Life 2 just last month , fixing bugs and adding Vulkan support. That makes sense as Valve preps for the launch of the Steam Deck.

Will they call that update Half-Life 2 Remastered when it's finished, or is this a sign of a separate, bigger project? So many big games from Sony here. Notably, Bloodborne is not on the list. It hurts. There's wild stuff in here. The fantastic remake never even got a mobile port the way FFT did, which means it's been marooned on the PlayStation Portable for a decade. Chrono Cross absolutely deserves the same treatment as Square Enix's other "HD" ports of its PlayStation games—well, better treatment, really, because as we've seen with AI upscaling , Square's official releases can really be improved on.

Final Fantasy 9 is the one closest to my heart and the one I would've assumed had no chance in hell of happening, except that Square Enix is also, extremely randomly, developing a FF9 animated series. Maybe the best Final Fantasy really is getting a ground-up remake.

Take Two announced the studio working on the next BioShock in late , which does make sound like an optimistic target. Horse Simulator 3D. House of Hazards. Idle Breakout. Idle Emoji Factory. Janissary Battles. Javelin Fighting. Jelly Truck. Johnny Trigger. Jump Basket. Jump Doper. Jumpy Rush. Just Build 2. Just Build. Just Fall lol. Just Flip. Keep Da Flo. Last Wood. Leader Strike. Learn to Fly. Madalin Cars Multiplayer. Madalin Stunt Cars 2. Mine Brothers The Magic Temple. Mine Clone.

Minecraft Classic. Minecraft Remake. Minecraft Tower Defense. Minicars Soccer. Modern Blocky Paint. Moto X3M. Moto X3M Winter. Mr Bullet. One Night At Flumty's. Paintball Battle Fun. Papa's Freezeria. Paper Minecraft. Pawn Killer. Piano Tiles. Ping Pong Chaos. Pixel Combat. Pixel Combat 2. Pixel Gun Apocalypse. Pixel Gun Apocalypse 2. Pixel Warfare. Pixel World.

Pizza Clicker. Plazma Burst. Pocket League 3D. Police Pursuit 2. Poop Clicker. PUBG Pixel. Pull Him Out. Racing Jump. Racing Rocket 2. Ragdoll Runners. Ragdoll Soccer. Retro Bowl. Riddle School. Rocket League 2D. Rolling Ball. Rolling Sky. Rooftop Royale. Rooftop Shooter. Rooftop Snipers. Room Clicker. Run 3. Russian Car Driver. Scary Maze. Shark Attack. Shooter 2D. Short Life. Short Ride. Sick Nasty. Sketchpad online.

Sling Drift. Slope 2. Slope 2 Players. Slope Ball. Slope Run. Slope Tunnel. Soccer Physics. Sonic Revert. Sonic the Hedgehog. Space Balls. Spacebar counter. Sparkman 2. Squadd Royale. Stick Duel. Stick RPG. Stick RPG Complete. Stickjet Challenge.