Play more games offline

There's something different about playing a video game offline.

Try it. Turn off WiFi in the house or go into offline mode and boot up your favorite game.

Does it run? If so, you're in luck. You're in for a treat.

Playing a video game offline is calming in a way.

Nothing is trying to "keep" you longer than you want to be there. Microtransactions don't work or are non-existent.

Your experience is less noisy. It's more focused.

The mere fact that the game runs offline means it's built to last.

If it can boot up without internet, you can be confident it will boot up 10 years from now.

There's nothing tracking you while you play. Nothing is sending data back home about you.

There are no notifications interrupting your experience.

It's pure. Boot up the game and play. Immerse yourself like you used to back in the day.

No updates needed before it can run.

The only thing getting in the way of you and your game is a loading screen.

You can immerse yourself and enjoy the artistry on display.

Avoid looking up hints. Don't try to optimize your experience based on someone else's opinion.

Just play. Play the way you want to play.