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There is no ammunition counter in Insurgency: Sandstorm. A key checks your magazine and tells you roughly how heavy it feels. Not a number. A feeling.
You are an infantryman with a rifle and a backpack, and in the backpack is a small remote-controlled car with a rocket bolted to it.
The first serious argument in any co-operative factory game happens when somebody reroutes a belt you built. They had a reason. The reason was good.
The first thing anyone does in Fortress Forever is throw a concussion grenade at their own feet. The second is die somewhere unexpected. That is the game.
Twenty years on, people still argue about whether anything has beaten F.E.A.R.'s enemy AI, and the argument goes on because the answer is not clearly yes.
There is no Dota 2 server for you to connect to, and pretending otherwise would be the first lie on this page. Valve runs the matchmaking.
You spawn on a beach with a rag, a torch and no map. The first thing DayZ asks you to decide is which direction inland is, and it will not help you.
A machine gunner who has found a second-storey window and set his bipod on the sill will hold a street alone until someone flanks him or lands a grenade.
The joke about the first Crysis was that no computer could run it. Crysis 2 is the one that ran, which is why it is the entry most people finished.
Finish the World at War campaign and you get a bonus map: one room, boarded windows, four players and an endless supply of the dead trying to get in.
The most common way to fail at Call of Duty: United Offensive is to install it and find it will not run, because you do not own the game it expands.
Modern Warfare 3 shipped on PC without a server browser. You pressed a button, the game found nine people, and one of them hosted on their own connection.
