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Reader Discussion: What's The Last Game That Totally Dominated Your Life?
There are games that you like and games that you don't like. And then there are games that you completely obsess over – games that get their hooks into your brain and don't leave until you've beaten them. What's the last game that you forsook sleep, food, and friends to play?
I've been talking with a few other editors in the office (that's something we do), and it sounds like there are a few people who are completely obsessed with The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt right now. CD Projekt RED's open world action/RPG seems to be one of those games that you keep thinking about while at work and can't wait to get home and play.
I talked a little bit about a similar experience I had with The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time during our podcast this week. I also wrote about it here. But games like The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, Portal, and Mass Effect have also consumed my life at different points. What about you?
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