The Most Addictive PC Games In The World
If you love playing video games, you’re not alone. According to research, over 67 million people in the United States alone play video games, with almost half of them being casual gamers and the other half making PC games their preferred platform over any other option out there. However, there are some games that are just so addictive that you might find yourself playing them every hour of the day to no end. Here’s a list of the most addictive PC games in the world, along with their strong points and drawbacks.
Fallout 4
Bethesda Game Studios, the award-winning creators of Fallout 3 and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, welcome you to the world of Fallout 4 – their most ambitious game ever, and the next generation of open-world gaming. As the sole survivor of Vault 111, you enter a world destroyed by nuclear war. Every second is a fight for survival, and every choice is yours. Only you can rebuild and determine the fate of the Wasteland. Welcome home! Find your way in a world without electricity or running water. Explore the Boston Common or walk down Main Street at night. See Commonwealth Avenue’s grand mansions turned into apartments or offices. You’ll discover new worlds through dialogue choices and action, but no matter what you do... always remember to look out for other survivors. These are Boston’s people now... your people
Counter Strike: Global Offensive
Do you like intense multiplayer games with a large skill gap? If so, then you'll love Counter Strike: Global Offensive. With its unique gameplay and challenging maps, CS:GO is one of the most popular games in the world. Players are constantly learning new strategies and improving their aim, making it a rewarding experience for those who are dedicated to the game. Whether you're playing on your own or with friends, CS:GO is sure to give you hours of enjoyment. Sid Meier's Civilization V: Take control of a civilization and guide them through over 100 years of history - from ancient times all the way into space! Whether you're fighting to survive during prehistoric times or building an interstellar empire during the Information Age, Civ V has got it all. It's also available on iPad!
Counter-Strike (1.6): Counter-Strike has been around since 1999, but even today there are still thousands of people playing each day. One reason why this online shooter continues to be so popular is because there is always room for improvement; there will never be such thing as too good when it comes to CS:GO! You can always keep practicing, whether by yourself or with friends. As long as you have an internet connection and a computer that can run the game, you’ll never run out of things to do. You’ll feel like part of a worldwide community that keeps coming back again and again for more action packed fun. Play solo or team up with others as you explore dangerous and exciting missions, use state-of-the-art weaponry to blast your enemies away, and rank up. There's no other first person shooter quite like Counter Strike! From the original Counter Strike 1.6 to the newest CS:GO, these games allow players of any skill level to enjoy themselves and hone their skills. Whether you want a challenge or just want to hang out with friends without feeling pressured, these games offer something for everyone. Plus, they’re addictive as heck!
League of Legends
Few games are as polished and widely respected as League of Legends. It's a competitive MOBA (multiplayer online battle arena) that pits teams of five players against each other in intense battles. With its simple premise and easy-to-learn mechanics, League of Legends is one of the most addictive games in the world. And with a never-ending supply of new champions to play and strategies to learn, it's no wonder that millions of people are still playing it today. If you've ever heard anyone talk about the game I can't stop playing, there's a good chance they're talking about League of Legends. The same thing goes for any other addicting computer game out there; League of Legends has always been considered the king. To date, it has more than 27 million active monthly players who log on to their accounts for an average of 3 hours per day! Even if you think this sounds like too much time spent on the computer, remember that these numbers don't include all those who occasionally log on or watch professional matches at events like The International. There's also a slew of fan sites where gamers come together to discuss their favorite champions and storylines--which really adds another dimension to this massively popular MOBA. So if you're looking for a game that's not only fun but will keep your interest indefinitely, then League of Legends is the right choice.
GTA V
If you’re looking for an action-packed, crime-ridden open world game to sink your teeth into, GTA V is the perfect choice. You can explore the sprawling city of Los Santos and indulge in a variety of illegal activities, from street racing to heists. Plus, with a massive online multiplayer mode, there’s always something new to do. Whether you’re playing by yourself or with friends, GTA V is sure to keep you entertained for hours on end. But if that's not enough, be sure to check out its expansions: GTA Online (story-driven missions), Red Dead Redemption 2 (western themed) and Max Payne 3 (third person shooter). Releases Oct 27th 2018. Grand Theft Auto 5 takes place in 2013 in fictional locations of Liberty City and Blaine County, which encompass three distinct regions; San Andreas was released as a stand-alone expansion but was merged into Grand Theft Auto 5 as well. Forza Horizon 4: Released Sep 28th 2018. A more realistic experience than previous games with dynamic weather conditions impacting gameplay and over 200 car models at launch
Rocket League
Have you ever wanted to play soccer with rocket-powered cars? If so, then Rocket League is the game for you! In this high-octane sport, players control their cars as they attempt to score goals against their opponents. The gameplay is fast and furious, and the matches are always intense. If you're looking for a fun and addicting game to play on your PC, then Rocket League is definitely worth checking out. It's not too difficult to learn how to play, but mastering it will take time. Players have plenty of options when it comes to customizing their car's look and style, as well as equipping them with different items that provide an advantage in the field. You can purchase new parts or upgrade existing ones by earning points in online matches or by trading cards that you've collected during offline games. All told, there are over 500 different items available for customization purposes. But be warned: this is one game that will keep you glued to your screen for hours at a time!
Skyrim
The open-world design lets players freely roam Skyrim's mountains and forests, while they encounter dungeons and ruins. Characters react to the player depending on their race and gender. Combat relies on a combination of attacks, blocking, and dodging with weapons or magic. There are ten skills which are divided into three skill groups: combat, stealth, and exploration. These have levels from one to 100, which are increased by using them or training with a skill trainer. Skills include swordsmanship (cutting through enemies), heavy armor (blocking damage), archery (hitting targets at long range), destruction magic (sending out waves of energy) etc. There is also an option for manual saving that can be performed anywhere; the player does not need to pass certain checkpoints in order to save his progress - he can save his game manually whenever he wishes. For some quests, the player will set off to explore either alone or in a group of up to four people. Quests may involve things like finding objects, following someone without being seen, defeating creatures inside dungeons, speaking with NPCs and many other objectives. Some quests are part of major story arcs like the civil war between two factions vying for control over Skyrim - these quests occur periodically throughout the game instead of being limited to one specific location. Skill points may be spent in any tree when leveling up, meaning it is possible for the Dragonborn's character build to combine both aspects of power attacking and spellcasting if desired. New perks are gained every level until level 50; after this point, only new ranks of existing perks can be unlocked. Players receive talent points as they level up which may be spent on increasing physical capabilities such as speed and strength, or improving skills such as sneak and one-handed weaponry. Skyrim includes five different difficulty settings for those who want to play more competitively against computer opponents: easy mode makes enemies less powerful than on higher difficulties, medium raises the challenge but doesn't affect enemy AI, hard adds more difficult battles along with improved AI that takes advantage of gamer habits learned from playing on lower difficulties
Civilization V
If you're looking for a game that will suck you in and never let go, look no further than Civilization V. This turn-based strategy game has been around for years, and for good reason - it's just that addictive. You'll start off by choosing a civilization, and then building it up from scratch, researching new technologies and expanding your empire. Just when you think you've got things under control, another civilization will declare war on you, or a natural disaster will strike. There's always something new to keep you coming back for more. And the visuals are excellent too - all of the models have been redone to make them look better than ever before. But be warned: this is not an easy game, and if you want to win, you'll need cunning as well as patience. It's best played with other people who are equally enthusiastic about mastering the game! Check out CivFanatics if you want to find someone to play against. Or if you want to trade resources with other players, check out CivEx. If you're tired of playing the same old map over and over again, try some mods like SuperHuge Earth or Terra Nova. Or, if you don't have time to wait for hours while the computer calculates everything, try a fast-playing speed mod instead. Whatever you do, though, make sure you read up on how to avoid problems with the game first. For example, if you don't build enough roads in your city districts, traffic jams will happen and pollution levels will rise; conversely if you don't research certain technologies early enough (e.g., sanitation), epidemics might break out later down the line!
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