I enjoy spending time with friends, exploring forests, or camping, but obviously in real life, it's uncomfortable to sleep in nature, and my friends have jobs, so it's hard to go camping.

However, playing for a short hour from time to time is right up our alley.

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Cooperative games always leave good memories. We remember that one of us didn't understand the puzzle for too long, or that there were real skill issues between us, but despite everything, we had a great time trying to overcome each new challenge with patience and an analytical mind.

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As for the survival games, it's more of a passion. Starting from scratch and having to rebuild everything with each new game, while being careful not to run out of resources

or get attacked, you always have to be on your guard, paying attention to everything, and making progress in some very hostile situations. And it's in the progression that the satisfaction lies, after having spent a few hours watching our little hut turn into a castle.

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Of course, a cooperative survival game is always a good time to spend, and it's also thanks to the social and altruistic aspect shown by the players, who sometimes have their own personality and way of being that you have to adapt to in order to fully enjoy it.