Love football and car racing? Well, Rocket League is a crossover between these two genres of gaming. It is also super accessible as it's free to play and allows cross platform fun.
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Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Siege
In this tactical FPS, small choices lead to big consequences. Every round is a new lesson in what you could have done better, with your mistakes acting as a stern teacher.
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Apex Legends
It is the only free-to-play battle royale that lets you launch yourself up into the sky and dodge bullets in the air while throwing a mini black hole at an enemy squad. In simple terms, it's a lot of fun to play.
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This is another free-to-play FPS, but it's a very refreshing take on its genre with quite a few interesting game modes and characters to choose from.
Valorant
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Call of Duty: Warzone
This game is mighty competitive, realistic and fun. It costs you nothing, but you will require a decent gaming PC to play it in its full glory.
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GTA Online
GTA Online is a living embodiment of ‘old is gold'. It's been around for quite a few years, and it still beats several online open world games in terms of quality of missions, gameplay and even graphics.
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Among Us
This game is a huge hit among smartphone gamers that are tired of the same old games. It offers a ton of memorable funny moments in a rather simplistic package.
Destiny 2
This game has a ton of game modes to offer, including PvE raids, PvP and even PvPvE. It offers fantastic gameplay and has a huge community too, so you'll always be having a blast.