What Genre Of Games Do You Play The Most?
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I usually play FPS, third person action games, RPG's, Racing and Sports games the most. I don't really play point and click games. I also rarely play puzzle games
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FPS 70 percent of time. remain 30 percent include third person stealth games and other good non FPS which i like.
nowadays. theres very few non FPS games i actually like. most of them are boring third person action game with QTE that doesnot apeal me like tomb raider. some of them have batman combat which i dont like, majority are open world action games that i found very boring. be it assassins creed or GTA. didnot liked RPG games unless they blend with FPS ala Deus Ex and System shock.
so FPS are mostly the one i play most. single player FPS i mean. multiplayer FPS are boring imo. waste of time.
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Hard to say really, I tend to mix it up quite often. Due to their average length though, it's probably RPG's.
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A bit of everything, really. I like to indulge in many genres. FPS/TPS and RPGs (leaning to western ones) are my favorites, and i have a soft spot for cinematic, linear story-driven singleplayer games (specifically action-adventure games like Uncharted). For multiplayer, i mostly play shooters like Battlefield. Got hooked to GT Sport's multiplayer too for a bit.
As of now i don't play much fighting (still sticking to Injustice 2), racing (only have GT Sport and Wipeout Collection, more interested in arcadey titles like Onrush), and puzzle games. I barely play JRPGs for that matter (only Persona games).
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For me, it's kind of split between FPS's and RPG's. Every now and then I'll go through a platformer like Crash, a stealth focused game like Dishonored, or an action-adventure like Uncharted or the Last of Us, but more often than not, I'm shooting something through a scope, or I'm leveling up a party through a compelling story.
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JRPGs, no doubts about that, lol.
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By hours played, last year it was sports games. Then JRPGs, then whatever Yakuza is.
This year so far it's been 3rd person action (assuming that's where Monster Hunter goes) , racing, and Yakuza.
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Rpg's 70% of the time besides that im open to anything really
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Platformers with RPGs close second. I should play Rhythm games more often than I do, because I always have a great time with them.
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RPG's and games I can drop in and drop out of easily. (SNES mini, assorted old school game)
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If SNES games can be considered a genre, then that's the one I play the most. But to answer the question conventionally it would be a close tie between Shooters and RPGs, and then perhaps Shmups 3rd (mostly Touhou). I do enjoy a bit of every genre though (or almost every genre).
The biggest genre I don't play at all is "online games/multiplayer games". I've had a lot of fun with these types of games when I was younger but I stopped playing them cold after the 3rd or 4th experience of having such a game take over my life.
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I'm all over the place. Shooters, RPGs, adventure games, racers, fighters, platformers, you name it.
I tend to have a penchant for games that can be played cooperatively though, which there has been a serious lack of this gen.
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@chocobop said:
I've had a lot of fun with these types of games when I was younger but I stopped playing them cold after the 3rd or 4th experience of having such a game take over my life.
Same. Too old for the grind.
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RPG's by far. It why I can never catch up on my backlog :P
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Definitely RPGs (only Western ones) closely followed by strategy games. Other than that, it's a hodge-podge of games from FPS' and immersive sims to adventure and simulation games.
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@pepeeltoro805 same, i got a massive backlog
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Beat'em ups, character action games, platformers and arcade racers.
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Action games, FPS mostly. I do play pretty much everything except JRPGs.
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JRPGs by far get the most gaming time from me.
Including the strategy rpgs like Valkyria Chronicles and FFT/Shining Force style ones, etc.Then character action games and action/adventure games, platformers, and the occasional western RPG. Now also mixing in PSVR since getting one back at launch.
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I'm a dabbler but I tend to be drawn to RPGs, narrative heavy and action adventure type games. Something that combines all three of these things is like catnip to me.
