The Official Aldorlea Games Forum

by **eridani** » Thu Jan 08, 2009 12:59 pm

What genre of games appeal to you most?
Which do you really just not get?

Do you like simple and easy to play - or a bit more of a challenge?

by **Koenigsegg** » Thu Jan 08, 2009 1:07 pm

I like most of the genres, really, I play anything that catches my eye, just for the fun. +::YAY

My favourites are : Shooter, Racing, Action, RPG, RTS, Strategies.

by **Kerilithia** » Fri Jan 09, 2009 4:15 am

I lean towards general rpgs, though I also play a few online, action and sci-fi games. One thing I've never realy understood is fps. I've played many (at the request of my friends) but the only one I have ever liked was the old single player Doom 2.

by **firefly** » Sun Jan 18, 2009 8:50 pm

RPGs, simulation games (tycoons), strategy and micro-managment... +::YAY

by **Saltome** » Fri Jan 30, 2009 3:01 am

anything there is to play...
unless there are rpg or strategy games
personally favor old school rpg

by **Skyzone** » Fri Jan 30, 2009 12:04 pm

i play a lot of genres:Rpg,fps,mmorpg,strategy anything that looks good to me....

by **firefly** » Tue Feb 17, 2009 9:15 pm

I forgot those I don't like, lol.

Those would be: platform games. Grrrrrrrr.

by **Inaira** » Mon Feb 23, 2009 10:48 pm

I'd have to say my love are text RPG's. I've played them for 10 years at least, starting back at DragonRealms, Herc/Xena and Gemstone. Though I still have a HUGE love for the old school stuff, which of course reminds me of the games here. As long as you all keep making them,
I'll keep torturing myself by playing them. I'm not the best at them, but I'll always try my heart out.

All explorers are seeking something they have lost. It is seldom they find it, and more seldom still that the attainment brings them greater happiness than the quest.

by **brain162** » Fri Mar 06, 2009 9:54 pm

I prefer games that are easy or if hard, then those that come with a write-up that will get me where I need to go! brain162

by **Harlow** » Sat Mar 14, 2009 2:05 pm

I'm sorry what is "fps"? +:oops:

LOL

by **brain162** » Sat Mar 14, 2009 2:44 pm

Harlow wrote:I'm sorry what is "fps"? LOL

what are you talking about/

by **Indinera** » Sat Mar 14, 2009 2:46 pm

FPS = first person shooter i think

by **Framboesa** » Thu Apr 09, 2009 7:59 pm

RPGs are my passion

I like FPS, but not too bloody. I like World of Padman is a great freeware game that I recommend +::Thumbup

Need for Speed is great too
I used to play a lot of Time Management and Hidden Object games (Ravenhearst YAY +::YAY

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I hate Super Mario games. ANNOYING!!

by **Harlow** » Thu Apr 16, 2009 10:26 am

I agree Framboesa, I also enjoy "casual" games like hidden object and time management - especially whem I'm taking a lunchbreak at work! I also like adventure/mystery genre games like the Nancy Drew Series.

by **ShadowBlade** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 10:28 am

Well, I like quite a few genres...

-Adventure games (like Monkey Island, Space Quest, and the Kyrandia games)
-RTS games (like Warcraft, Starcraft, and Age of Empires)
-Puzzle games (like, say, Boulder Dash)
-RPGs (obviously)
-Wing Commander games (tactical shooter/space simulation)
-Very occasionally, I'll play some old platform games.
-Adventure/RPG/Action hybrid games (like Dink Smallwood).

As for difficulty, I prefer hard games... provided they're *cleverly* hard (like, say, the Warcraft III single player campaign on hard mode). Games with ridiculously randomized difficulty ("oh, look, I can't beat that boss because my hit rate is only 5%! I can't increase it either, so I have to reload a hundred times so I can beat it!") or RPGs where the sole difficulty is to spend hours levelling up or finding secrets just aren't for me (which is another reason why I like Indy's games, actually. While you can spend a lot of time levelling up to make the game easier, it's usually not required, and success tends to depend more on your playing skills - this is especially obvious with the Blazers' tournament in LP1).
I usually stay away from easy or imbalanced games... Unless I find the story interesting enough (this was more or less the case for The Way : I found the story to be very interesting, and some of the minigames and puzzles were pretty cool, but the fights are very imbalanced, and for a game that has a lot of combat, that's definitely not good).