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How do you pick your games?
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this post was submitted on 07 Oct 2023
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It has to be $10 or less in my local currency (~USD$6).
That makes the list much shorter, so from there I'm usually happy with my purchase. If I end up spending 5 hours on the game then I've won out better than going to see a movie.
I used to be a freebie gamer. At some point I realized the quality of free games are dwindling, and so I tried to finally purchase games.
Because I'm very aware that my financial status isn't that great, I usually spend way more time with these paid games.