Whether through a console, a smartphone, or even your PC, it's a great time to play the latest game you bought or even revisit those games that kept you from getting up from your childhood or adolescence. We recommend pairing your game with a gaming headset. so that you can experience the game even more.
You'll find hundreds of titles to keep you entertained at home. From adventure platformers like the latest Tomb Raider trilogy; to classic horror like Resident Evil; or revisiting classics like the imminent release of Final Fantasy VII Remake. The options are endless, and the best part is... you have plenty of days to try them all!
While Fortnite boasts its building modes, Apex and PUBG combine frenetic action, tool upgrades, and classes. Meanwhile, Warzone expands the number of players per match to 150. This increases the number of clashes with other players, thus narrowing the possibilities of looting without encountering practically anyone. That concept is over here.
Whether you're as enamored with Call of Duty Warzone as we are or prefer to keep hitting hard with other battle royales , we recommend using ESG gaming headphones to get the most out of your games. If you're used to playing with your smartphone anywhere in the house, the ESG 1 Dual Driver headphones They give you portability. You can carry them in your pocket, so you won't get bored of playing in the same place. As for consoles and PCs, the ESG 2 Laser and ESG 5 Shock models incorporate omnidirectional microphones to maintain perfect communication with your friends.
Below is a list of the five games we've selected for you to enjoy at home, whether alone or playing online.
The Last of Us
A pandemic ravages the United States, and two survivors, Joel and Ellie, venture out in search of a cure to stop humans from mutating into cannibalistic creatures. Okay, the theme may have gone a little apocalyptic. But this PlayStation flagship is worthy of being one of the best games of recent years. And if we're in the final stretch before the release of the sequel, even better.
Final Fantasy
Any title in the Final Fantasy series is worthy of spending hours at home. The demo for the upcoming Final Fantasy VII Remake is now available, so you can also get into nostalgic mode.
The Sims 4
Living the life of a Sim, complete with birthday parties, poolside hangouts, and luxurious trips? Done. Nothing to hold against a series that's been occupying our free time for 20 years.
Super Mario Odyssey
Since you can't travel, Mario's adventures on Nintendo Switch deserve recognition for at least visiting other worlds.
League of Legends
If you've been wanting to get started in the world of LOL, now's your best time. Get started, share your experience with your friends, and meet other online players who can help you improve your skills.
With these titles, you'll have more than enough to spend a very entertaining quarantine.
Write in the comments to recommend more games for the Energy Sistem community to play at home.
You'll find hundreds of titles to keep you entertained at home. From adventure platformers like the latest Tomb Raider trilogy; to classic horror like Resident Evil; or revisiting classics like the imminent release of Final Fantasy VII Remake. The options are endless, and the best part is... you have plenty of days to try them all!
I want to play online with my friends. What games are popular?
You have to try Call of Duty Warzone. If you haven't heard of it yet, the newest title in the flagship shooter series is proving to be the jewel of 2020 so far. It's up against the great kings of battle royale, Fortnite, PUBG, and Apex. And you might be wondering, how does it differ from the rest? Precisely at its core, it's a Call of Duty in battle royale mode. As simple as it is effective.
While Fortnite boasts its building modes, Apex and PUBG combine frenetic action, tool upgrades, and classes. Meanwhile, Warzone expands the number of players per match to 150. This increases the number of clashes with other players, thus narrowing the possibilities of looting without encountering practically anyone. That concept is over here.
Whether you're as enamored with Call of Duty Warzone as we are or prefer to keep hitting hard with other battle royales , we recommend using ESG gaming headphones to get the most out of your games. If you're used to playing with your smartphone anywhere in the house, the ESG 1 Dual Driver headphones They give you portability. You can carry them in your pocket, so you won't get bored of playing in the same place. As for consoles and PCs, the ESG 2 Laser and ESG 5 Shock models incorporate omnidirectional microphones to maintain perfect communication with your friends.
Below is a list of the five games we've selected for you to enjoy at home, whether alone or playing online.
The Last of Us
A pandemic ravages the United States, and two survivors, Joel and Ellie, venture out in search of a cure to stop humans from mutating into cannibalistic creatures. Okay, the theme may have gone a little apocalyptic. But this PlayStation flagship is worthy of being one of the best games of recent years. And if we're in the final stretch before the release of the sequel, even better.
Final Fantasy
Any title in the Final Fantasy series is worthy of spending hours at home. The demo for the upcoming Final Fantasy VII Remake is now available, so you can also get into nostalgic mode.
The Sims 4
Living the life of a Sim, complete with birthday parties, poolside hangouts, and luxurious trips? Done. Nothing to hold against a series that's been occupying our free time for 20 years.
Super Mario Odyssey
Since you can't travel, Mario's adventures on Nintendo Switch deserve recognition for at least visiting other worlds.
League of Legends
If you've been wanting to get started in the world of LOL, now's your best time. Get started, share your experience with your friends, and meet other online players who can help you improve your skills.
With these titles, you'll have more than enough to spend a very entertaining quarantine.
Write in the comments to recommend more games for the Energy Sistem community to play at home.
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