pc games need suggestion

[akarsh dixit]

I was willing to increase my gaming liberary of I will like u all to suggest me a no. Of games that has good graphics,best gamplay and most importantly not boring.there not a fixed genre of games I play because I play all type of games.

 

[chimera201]

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-2362670/recommended-games-list-2011-current.html

 

[nucolos]

I dont agree 100% on that list but its a pretty good one, also check metacritics scores on games.

 

[akarsh dixit]

Most of the games in that list r not available or I m already having some.could u just tell me something which r really available to buy.

 

[chimera201]

Huh. You mean retail? PC gaming is going all digital. Some time later there won't be games at retail shops. Check http://store.steampowered.com/

 

[akarsh dixit]

No i mean online stores only I don't buy games from retail ,at amazon,flipkart,snapdeal but most games mentioned aren't available.

 

[akarsh dixit]

Can indians buy games from steam and I don't have that fast internet to download big games.
and in steam we waste our net as well as money better to buy from e commerce sites.which give home delivery of games.

 

[akarsh dixit]

Steam is costlier than Amazon or flipkart as:
Steam /Flipkart
Alien
Isolation:$24.99/rs.999
far cry 4:$54.99/rs.1700
etc.

 

[chimera201]

Steam does not have region pricing for India. Origin has region pricing.
Also some sites like game4u.com gives you keys at local pricing.
You will have to wait for the retail version to come in stock or get the digital version if you are impatient
Some games like Divinity, Limbo, etc can only be downloaded , no retail version is available and will never have region pricing for India unless Steam introduces region pricing for India

All games are available in India. AFAIK only Dragon Age Inquisition and Fallout 3 is not available for purchase

 

[akarsh dixit]

Why dragon age: inquistic not availabl in India

 

[chimera201]

http://www.pcgamer.com/dragon-age-inquisition-wont-release-in-india-due-to-obscenity-laws/