Five best video games to play with your partner during self-quarantine - Times Now
Five best video games to play with your partner during self-quarantine - Times Now |
| Five best video games to play with your partner during self-quarantine - Times Now Posted: 31 Mar 2020 12:50 AM PDT ![]() Five best video games to play with your partner (Representational Image) |  Photo Credit: Thinkstock Key Highlights
The coronavirus pandemic outbreak has already gripped all the spheres of our lives. The COVID-19 infections have already claimed 32 lives in India and the total number of coronavirus cases in the country rose to 1251, according to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a total lockdown of the country for 21 days, starting midnight on 24th March 2020 to curb the spread of COVID-19 infections. The government has also been issuing advisories from time to time to keep the people updated and informed. The Health Ministry has issued a helpline number to address COVID-19 concerns. The lockdown period is too boring as people can only step out of their house only if they have an emergency. People are forced to stay indoors and this period is getting tougher for the couples as well as they cannot meet during this phase. All they can do is chat and do video calls. However, there are other things which you can significantly try with your other half amidst the lockdown. You can rely on playing video games to keep you and your partner engaged during this tough time. Here's a list of video games which you must play with your partner during self-quarantine.
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| Lonely? These are the best games to make friends online - EsquireMe Posted: 30 Mar 2020 01:41 AM PDT Times are tough when you can't hang out with your mates – fortunately, we have video games. For those feeling the need for social connection beyond the odd Skype or Zoom call, some video games put emphasis on friendship and teamwork to get the job done. Generally, these types of games also come with great communities (they're not 14-year-old CoD players, is what we are saying) which means you don't need a pre-existing set of friends to pick up and play. Check out our favourite video games to make new friends online: Kind Words (lo fi chill beats to write to) This letter-writing simulator has a huge anonymous group of players, that write letters to each other. Players can make requests ("I am feeling particularly lonely," or "I need motivation") and then other players respond with gentle advice or comforting words. It's available for PC, Mac and Linux. Biped Biped lets you play as one of two robots, who have the ability to roll, vault and slide across tricky obstacle courses. The idea is to beat several teamwork challenges, and work together. Think of it like a simpler and cuter version of Portal 2, and you get the idea. It's out now for PC, and will be landing on PS4 and Switch very soon. Sky: Children of the Light This game is all about sharing experiences, which means you are going to have to play nice with others in order to progress. It's from the same studio that made indie-classic Journey, so expect an epic soundtrack and a sweet heart. It's currently on iOS and on course to arrive on Android, PC and Nintendo Switch. Rocket League It's football, but with cars. Yes, it's a little bit different than the other few on the list – however the Rocket League community is all about being friendly and playing as a team. The game works equally well for both casual players and hardcore fans, and lets you pilot remote-control cars trying to bump an oversized ball into the other team's goal. Teamwork is essential. It's available for PS4, Xbox, Switch and PC. World of Warcraft The granddaddy of massive multiplayer games, World of Warcraft has around 10 million active users from around the world. It's about to go through its fifth big update, including a whole new world to explore. While it works well if you just want to play by yourself, the real fun begins when you team up with others to explore dungeons and raids. You also get the best gear that way. Yes, people make fun of World of Warcraft for being a bit of a time sink. But, it's not like you're going inside anytime soon. World of Warcraft is available for PC and Mac. Esquire now has a newsletter – sign up to get it sent straight to your inbox. Want up-to-the-minute entertainment news and features? Just hit 'Like' on our Esquire Facebook page and 'Follow' on our @esquiremiddleeast Instagram and Twitter account. |
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