Essential Websites Every Gamer Needs to Use

Making a custom PC is a huge deal for avid gamers. And picking the parts that matches both your budget and performance goals is a must. That's where PC Part Picker comes in. Allowing you to pick specific parts, get the performance data from those parts that will let you make the best decisions in your PC building experience.

If you need to know whether your PC can run a specific game. Can You Run It has your back. This website will tell you the specs needed and you can analyze your own through the website to see how well it will run. Probably the best website to know, especially since games are getting more and more difficult to run.

WebRcade.com has access to a bunch of older Nintendo games and even the classic Doom. All of which can be played on browser. This game is pretty useful if you want to avoid downloading sketchy ROMs or just want to play a game on the browser.

Knowing how long it takes to play a game can be the ultimate decider for buying a video game. So here How Long to Beat which will help you know how long it takes to play the game in full or just the campaign.

Finally, Metacritic is an excellent choice to verify if a game is worth it. Metacritic analyzes multiple sources to find reviews. Then creates a Metascore based on each of those reviews. A great tool if you are looking to buy a game, but are not sure if it is worth getting.

Looking for a new Indie Game to play. Well, Itch.io is a legitimate website and game library, similar to Epic Games, to find a new Indie Game. It's basically a massive marketplace for small Indie developers to sell their games. And, there is a sale for 347 games for just $8.