Living near Antwerp, Belgium, male. Passionate about gaming on the pc, which is so much more than a hobby to me. Very interested in pc hardware, built my own gaming pc twice now. Started gaming in the 80's on the good old Commodore 64, switched to pc in the 90's on a Pentium 100.

I have started digging into this great community in 2014 and have since met some wonderful people, and am also learning so much about games and everything connected to them. I try to write reviews as I progress through my library, sharing my gaming experiences is part of the fun for me! Please do provide any kind of feed-back you want, it's always fine to know what other people think of my efforts.

When in-game, I don't like to chat.
I'm male so doing two things at the same time is obviously difficult
If you want to chat, look at my status, I try to keep it updated.

Steam as a social platform
I am always into meeting new and interesting people, so do not hesitate and add me if you like to.
Your profile has to be public, not private. I will only accept invites from people with a decently cared for profile, however. Gamers playing only one type of game don't add to my experience or knowledge of this great cultural phenomenon that gaming has become.

Several years ago, I started a group, Gaming&Arts , which focuses on the relationship between games and other art-forms, and on the interesting question if games can be considered as art. Feel free to ask for an inivitation if you'd like to participate, and if you have genuine interest in the topic. The group has been silent for a couple of years, but I intend to revive it sometime.

As far as I'm concerned, games are very much part of culture these years - some are real works of art (in several ways even, reminding me of opera's for example, where visuals, words and music meet in a similar fashion). And I happen to love opera's as well