This question resonates with me because gaming has been more than a hobby—it's been a connection to different parts of my life. If I had to choose a game before the world ends, it reminds me of how my gaming journey began. From playing Snake on my old phone to creating worlds in The Sims, gaming has been a form of freedom. As I grew older, I discovered console gaming, and that opened a whole new world. The first game I really fell in love with was Mortal Kombat. The rush of those intense battles, the iconic characters, the satisfaction of mastering moves—it was everything a teenager could ask for. Then came FIFA, and with it, the endless nights playing with friends, the shared victories, and sometimes, the heartbreak of last-minute goals. The emotions these games stirred in me, both the highs and the lows, made those moments unforgettable. Being from Australia, though, one game that has truly captured my attention over the years is online pokies. It’s incredibly popular here, and I couldn’t help but get swept up in the thrill of spinning those reels, watching the symbols line up in the hope of a win. There’s something about pokies that feels so quintessentially Aussie, and it’s become one of my favorite ways to unwind.
So, if the world were ending and I had to pick just one game to play until my time was up, it would have to be something that brings me back to those raw, emotional moments from my teenage years. Mortal Kombat or FIFA, perhaps, for their memories they carry. Or maybe I’d play a few rounds of online pokies, embracing the excitement that so many Aussies feel when they spin the reels. Whatever the game, I’d want it to remind me of all the joy, excitement, and even frustration gaming has given me over the years—a fitting way to go out, with one final rush of emotion.