Still playing tears of the kingdom, at 145 h now and it feels like I'm over halfway through. It's been great so far.

Tears of the Kingdom! About 60 hours in and just got to the final sage. I got got really distracted going on tangent after tangent. I really feel like even though there are a lot of similarities to BOTW, there's so much new to the game that I'm not getting tired of it.

Still working on TotK! I’ve been on a side quest/shrine kick so this weekend I’ll probably go do the second temple and maybe actually advance the story a bit.

Deaths door!!!

Still playing Tears of the Kingdom. Just too many shiny things and places to explore.

Moonlighter.

I found it on the Nintendo eshop, got some money to spare and it was on sale for 3€, something like that.

I bought it just for the sake of buying a random game in the eshop really. And honestly it's kinda fun even tho it's pretty grindy by nature, it's kinda fun.

Might start pikmin or inscrytion after finishing zelda

Fire Emblem Warriors Three Hopes. A major retailer in my country was selling the physical cheap a couple weeks ago, and because I decided to skip FE:Three Houses, decided to use this as the opportunity to learn about the large swathes of lore shared by both games.

I have been playing slice the spire. I bought that game some months ago, but never played it.

I started playing it last weekend and now in addicted!

Pokemon Violet. I'm restarting my run before the DLC comes out. :)

Borderlands 2, bit of Mario kart online

Tears of the Kingdom, still! 200-ish hours in and I do think I’m finally starting to wind down with it.

Still playing BOTW. My son hates how slowly I’m playing it, but I just love exploring the land.

I want to finish the first Octopath Traveler, but the grind to level some of my forgotten characters is starting to become unbearable.

@TourCookie I'm always playing Picross when I have a bad week. It's my comfort game when things get hard. I put silly YouTube videos on the TV and puzzle away!

Kirby and the Forgotten Land. Game gives me a lot of joy whenever Kirby comes across a weird object to enter the mouthful mode. Favorite has to be the vending machine.

Gave Layers of Fear (2016) a shot after getting on a sort of non-combat horror game kick after playing Observer from the same devs on a whim.

I'll be honest, Bloober Team has massively improved since this game and I understand why they made a ground-up remake of it. It's an interesting, somber story in a very Silent Hill-esque style, and it starts off nice and atmospheric, but the horror aspects and world design are all over the place and generally not awesome. I don't wanna spoil anything in case people want to give it a play, but Observer is way better in my opinion. Far more grounded and much more of an adventure with player choice and optional content. Definitely the kinds of games you wanna play in docked mode with the lights off, though.