Since joining Gaming Tribe, Kinguin has felt the Love from the GTribe community. We want to show our appreciation for the warm reception by providing our Page fans an exclusive global giveaway.
Win one of four PC games: Mortal Kombat X, Dungeons 2, Pillars of Eternity or Witcher 3!
All you have to do is post ONE comment telling us what motivates you to purchase a game. Be honest.
Winners will be announced on Saturday, May 11th at 2PM Central.
How well executed a game is.
Ori and the blind forest is a shining example. I would have paid 50 EUR for that game.
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I want to support developers , but not steal from them! Thats why.
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Hmm I watch the trailer...so if it's good , I purchase the game!
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Either a great story to get immersed in or a dynamic multiplayer game I can experience with friends.
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Honestly? The biggest motivation is the fear of the actual game not being available from illegal sources, much like with the Lords of The Fallen. If there is no reliable crack for a game, you obviously won't be able to play it, unless you buy it from a legit source. There are numerous other, smaller reasons too, but I feel like this one is one of the biggest.
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If the trailers are good and the concept is good, then I'm hyped for it and want to buy it. If it's a FPS then I don't care about singleplayer, but it must have at least a good multiplayer. I only buy Tripple A games because I don't trust the makers of indie games
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The gameplay and if its multiplayer or not. at least co-op : )
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My primal motivation to purchase a game is to own it legally so I could use the official support if needed (and apply patches easily etc.). I'm purchasing games digitally if they are reasonably cheap. I'm only pay higher prices for physical copies that have some extras (e.g. collector's or limited editions).
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The genre of the game plays a huge role, and then gameplay aspects.
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kinds of games involve good stories and characters, and I can spend countless hours playing them
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