I'm currently playing "It Takes Two" with my wife. Super fun co-op game!

Slay the Spire 2. No matter how hard I try to escape, all roads lead back to the spire.

I think I spent probably 20+ hours playing Control Resonant this weekend. Crazy good game.

Control: Resonant

I think I'm 25-30h in and I don't want to put it down. Idk how long it is, but all the Remedy Universe games are such a treat, I don't want it to be over. I'm enjoying the melee-focused combat more than the first game's TPS combat, I think.

Playing The Witcher 3 for the first time. I bought the original when it first came out and just never played it. But they went to all the trouble to be super exceptional people and release the remaster for free so now I have to play it.

What the fuck was 10 years ago me thinking? This game is so fucking good.

I've got a deck of cards in my coffee table that I like to play solitaire on. I keep tweaking the house rules to make it more fun.

Actually I'm not sure I'd call it "fun" so much as "relaxing." But I do enjoy myself.

Never finished Outer Wilds so decided to pick it uo again, start over, and get through it. Such a great game.

Hollow Knight, but I am taking a break since I just cannot seem to beat the Traitor Lord boss. Every boss before that I managed in a couple tries but this one really beats me. Even got the top nail upgrade now, still hard. I'll get him eventually...

I'm struggling my way through Dark Souls right now, just got to Blighttown. Souls-like games weren't ever my jam previously but I just got into them recently after beating Mortal Shell 2 and figured I'd play my way through the Fromsoft catalogue in order.

I'm also playing Lies of P and that game is fantastic. Before that it was a lot of Hades and Pathogenic, which I still go back to for breaks from dieing in Dark Souls lol

I've picked up Nine Sols again. I like parry games and this is sort of like Hollow Knight meets Sekiro. I couldn't get into Hollow Knight but almost instantly got into Nine Sols, for whatever reason.

Grim Dawn. A new DLC came out, which is pretty neat.

I just finished GTA IV on the PS3. For a game that's satirical of America's love of guns and violence, it makes some very poignant statements of war and the bitterness one gets from having to live through it. I still have The Ballad of Gay Tony and Lost & Damned to play through so I'm looking forward to the themes the story has there.

Rimworld grabbed me by the balls and isn't letting me go. I asked for a 2 week vacation at work and spent pretty much the entire 2 weeks playing rimworld.

Currently I'm addicted to Dressmaker. It's chill, creative and without pressure that it's perfect to decompress and relax after work.

Nightmare Creatures, it sucks 🤣🤣🤣

Currently obsessed with Blue Prince even after "completing" it as I'm trying to figure out some of the remaining unsolved mysteries. Could possibly be that everything is solved but I'm a believer there is still more to be found.

Deadlock has been incredible. I have been playing since day one of the closed beta. It completely got me off of Overwatch which had been a ten year long experience.

Fire Emboem Fortunes Weave has been quite fun. My first FE since the GBA games.

Star Wars Zero Company, ZCOM. Perfect SW XCOM skinned game.

I've picked up my original Skyrim save game from 2012. I still haven't beaten the game.

I am enjoying Mechwarrior 5: Mercenaries. Ended up restarting the campaign when I went bankrupt in game. Turns out keeping 75% of all the mechs I salvaged was a poor choice. This time I've kept my mech inventory focused, and it is paying off.

Ace Combat 8. Although my computer requires that it be set to potato mode.

Freelancer. Old but always enjoyable.

Battletech. HBS put out an absolute banger.

I was down with the flu for a week, so I a) started Broken Sword...for REAL this time. b) charged up my 3DS for the first time in years and am just playing a lot of CrossworDS Plus or whatever.

Tonight I started Pokemon Heartgold, but I can't lie, didn't play them back in the day and don't understand the appeal. I'm going to try though.

Spongebob Battle for Bikini Bottom (the OG not the remaster)

Love just cruising through the game with speedrunning strategies and modding it.

Pillars of Eternity with the new turn based combat! I've been waiting for it for a long time!

It has been two years since I did a perfection run on Stardew Valley so why not do it again - this time heavily modded with the most downloaded extended mod pack that I customized even further.

I've also tried to play Where Winds Meet but Stardew has my attention nine days out of ten.

I picked up Metaphor re: fantazio on the steam sale and it's been pretty fun so far. It's scratching that turn based Japanese itch.

American Truck Simulator with the new road car DLC is making me relive all those trailers of Need For Speed: The Run back in the day.

My buddy talked me into no mans sky and I gotta say, its really fun.

Its got bugs for sure, and some stuff that is irritating like having to hold E for every action or the stupid notification that happens every time you warp to a system or station that requires you to hold tab to skip but there are mods that help.

I love being able to build a ship and a base on different planets, own my own space fleet, destroy pirates, be a pirate, etc. Its far from perfect but I'm into it now. Its fun as hell.

Dressmaker! I love making my mostly hideous dresses with one or two very lovely dresses thrown in! And it's nice you can undo cuts unlike irl where gg, wasted fabric. Love you magic game fabric!

I'll likely get some mods soon and just go wild adding a bunch of new fabrics!

I’m not and that makes me very sad. To much real life going on and I’m in desperate need of the escapism.

I have found myself incurably addicted to the surf mini game found within Counter Strike Source. It is a $10 game that is over 20 years old and I have over 600 hours in it already with still a lot to learn. The skill cap is crazy high and it takes so long to master it but when you start getting decent, it's so incredibly satisfying to hit a smooth run and beat your previous PB. You can even compete against other players in your country or globally to earn bragging rights for being one of the best!

Currently bouncing between Space Station 14 and Elite: Dangerous. SS14 when I'm feeling social, Elite when I need to just disappear into space in my very own ship where nobody can bother me

i've been playing Broken Age and I'm really enjoying it. just started the second act.

Also started ghostrunner 2 But that first boss is unforgiving.

Vampire Crawlers

Been enjoying Going Medieval for single player, it's the perfect little castle builder fantasy, though building an actual castle takes a very long time when you're still learning the game. But! That incentivises starting out small, feels like you get to see actual historical development rather than just arriving at the big final castle.

Multiplayer it's Big Walk, what an absolute delight! Loving that the intro is so gentle, but there's clearly a lot of depth.

I'm mainly playing 3 games right now.

I'm slowly but surely making my way through Valheim 1.0 with a friend who's mostly only available during the weekends. Very fun, despite the two of us having very different gameplay styles. He enjoys looking up guides and cheesing things using tips from pros, while I like to figure out things naturally and will avoid cheese like I'm lactose intolerant. He's the builder this time around, so things have gone mostly his way. I'd probably have more fun alone, but I know damn well I could never sit down and finish a game as long and grindy as Valheim by myself.

I've also been playing a lot of Helldivers 2 with a group of friends. I have a bit of a love-hate relationship with this game. There's 5 of us now (which has been problematic in a 4-player game), and yet somehow NONE of us are ever together unless its something really tough like a flag raising objective. We just don't really have the team play part of the game down yet (despite having several hundred hours in it), which leads to us often getting a bit tilted in the moment.

Alone, I've really been enjoying Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter. The second chapter came out recently, so I finally pulled it out of my backlog to play. This is VERY different from my normal games (first ever JRPG, aside from the original Pokemon games), but I've been having a lot of fun with it. I really like running around and seeing all of the NPCs' own little personal stories evolving in between each quest. I'm playing on the hardest difficulty, and I'm pretty glad I am, because I'm hardly struggling outside of boss fights. Which is strange to me, because I tried the demo for this game when it first game out like a year or two ago on the same difficulty and remember finding it incredibly difficult.

I played crow country and i loved it! Right now i dread to install more games because i had a lot of things to do.

I'm playing Kingdom Come Deliverance 2. I played through the first one and loved it, and I'm loving the second one. A lot of love got put into this and I love medieval history, and the game is long. And hard. But in the way you have to slowly hone your skills and really learn the mechanics. But I kind of enjoy how it's for a slower pace, and I'm really getting my money's worth with this series.

I just 100%ed vampire crawlers, and jumped over to cobalt core. Crawlers resonated more with me than the original survivors game, the mechanics are really neat and the game is not afraid to let your power levels grow beyond ridiculous levels.

Original Metroid 2 on GB. It's short, but I'm having a lot of fun doing a few metroids each morning.

playing fallout 4 again. i already loved it when it had came out, but it is honestly even better than i remember. too many people focus on what the game isn't and completely miss the masterpiece that it is

American Truck Simulator!

It's exactly what it sounds like. You drive a truck. You make deliveries. Beautiful scenery, relaxing drives, plus some challenge when it comes time to back up to the loading dock. It's really chill and it's awesome.

(There's also Euro Truck Simulator 2 which is literally the exact same game but in Europe, if that's more your thing.)

-- Frost

I'm playing Majora's Mask using 2 Ship 2 Harkinian. It's quite nice.

looking forward to the ball x pit dlc soon

Going through LocoMoto. A small Sweedish game. Came out in 2025, and thr studio was promptly closed.

Cute game. You, a legitimate anthropomorphised animal, drive a train around, kinda like Zelda Spirit Tracks. Do quests, cart people around in your train, solve mysteries... really chill music as well.

noita, beamng, binding of isaac are my regular rotation.

Dune: Awakening, doing singleplayer because I have nobody to play online servers eoth and enjoying it a lot

I played through BrokenLore: LOW recently. I thought it would be another one of those crappy horror games made in an hour, but this one was actually alright. I even went ahead and platinum'ed the achievements.

I've also enjoyed making chemicals in Alembic. Making a big canister of fluorine gas and dropping pure cesium into it is fun.

I also played through the demo of Misohagi Crossing recently. The dev is a Japanese person branching into the Western market, so I gave it a look.

I signed up for the Undershroom Playtest. I found the idea of being chased by those jaw figurines dentists have to be hilarious.

I've also dabbled in playing some AI games and H games recently. Most of the AI games are simply crap, though I did play a demo of one that showed promise.

XCOM 2

I've been enjoying Wasteland 2 on my Xbox, and Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor on my phone.

I played the VR games "I Expect You To Die" 1-3. They were the first VR games that actually hooked me and the intros are absolutely phenomenal. When I started with the first one and saw the intro I thought to myself that the intro went way too hard for a VR game. And the next two only went harder. The gameplay is very fun and engaging.

Then I played through Goodnight Universe in one evening. It was a beautiful experience. I even shed a few tears. Highly recommend.

Currently I am playing the Gothic Remake. It's not very beginner friendly and I'm not sure if I like it yet.

Finally getting around to playing Baldur's Gate… the original. I haven't played 3 yet, for some reason I decided I want to play the games in order lol

I’m really enjoying the creativity of Sandustry, available in steam and GOG. Turning sand into gold and excavating with different tools has been fun.

Project zomboid

Transport Fever 3 just came out. I just sunk 12 hours and plan to sink even more. They perfected the tycoon genre.

Playing a bunch of remastered Witcher 3

Driving Rogue has been my goto this last two weeks. Just something I can sink like 20 minutes into for a full run.

https://store.steampowered.com/...

Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave is my current game I'm spending the most time in. It's Fire Emblem but now has little dungeons! They don't add too much, honestly, but they break up the straight strategy combat with a simplified turn based RPG style. Something new, so that's fun. Looks great; plays great.

I do like the story of my character Leda so far. It's more "mature" than I expected as it often talks about murder and revenge. I'm eager to see what the other paths are like.

Silent Hill: Townfall is next. My friends and I always play a scary game together during the season, so this came out at a perfect time. About halfway through it, and I like it a lot!

Final Fantasy XIV: I mean, this is the goat. I'm always playing this. Eager to clear up any side activities before the new expansion in January.

Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave. I am going really slowly and playing one chapter of each story at a time before switching to the next one. I like the map exploration aspect a lot.

I've been playing X4: Foundations recently. I'm about 30 hours in and haven't progressed very far, but it seems pretty good :-) Also picked up Brazilian Drug Dealer 4, which is great fun!

Stellaris and CS2

Fallout Tactics.

I love that game. I'm playing through it again so I can play through it and do a proper Iron Man run.

I started playing Ember Knights with some friends after seeing it on the Steam sale on a whim

It was a hit! I spent more time this weekend with this group of friends than I have in quite a while just running through the game.

At $7 and $14 with DLC that seems to double the content, it's very much worth it for a game that's basically couch coop "Hades at home".

It also supports Remote Play Together fwiw, but we've had mediocre luck using it

Wardogs

Megabonk. Always a good time and easy to pick up and put down.

OpenFront, QuakeWorld, Duke Nukem 3D, and Xonotic.

I am obsessed with Space Marine 2 and Street Fighter 6 right now. I'm still just getting into each of them, but they've been so much fun to pick up. Space Marine 2 just nails the power fantasy perfectly, it is way too hard to put that game down. Street Fighter 6 is the first SF I have picked up since 4 and it has just been a very solid fighting game.

I’ve started my second playthrough of Pacific Drive after buying all of the DLC in the Steam sale.

It says a lot when I finish a game at all and it’s saying a hell of a lot that I’m hooked again on a second play through.

Hide and seek, and Peek a Boo!

I played ballxpit for a bit, I'm playing Deadly Days Roadtrip right now, it's a survivor with a backpack leveling mechanic

I'm always playing at least one game. On days where I work and I don't have as much time as I'd like (I work very little anyway so I still have plenty) I'm playing GTA V Enhanced and Link's Awakening DX HD. On days I'm off I'm playing GTA V Enhanced and No Man's Sky. I love all of these games dearly. I unintentionally am playing 3 of my favourite games of all time rn lol.

I'm playing the Witcher 3 for the remaster, and getting mollywopped over and over on Death March. I'm also watching my girlfriend become a gamer playing Skyrim.

Ballest. It's track mania but with a marble. Time trial courses. Small-ish community so world records are kinda possible to achieve. And it's like 3 bucks or something and being updated.

final fantasy 1 and dog witch

Void War is an awesome game, been loving the quick iterative update cycle. New ship dropped in the beta branch today, I know what I'm doing after work!

Been playing some Rimworld recently, since Vanilla Expanded-Gravship Weapons dropped.

I have a game of EU4 running, Savoy just became Italy, and I think I'm on track to form the Roman Empire sooner than later.

Factorio, Tyr, No Man's Sky

Depending on mood: Hunt Showdown, Outlast Trials

Ace Combat 8 and Mortal Shell 2

I'm currently quiet busy with other stuff and don't play too much. I mostly play older games, a few years old or even retro. Recently played Civilization 4, because that's one of the favorites in the series, so I wanted to see how it compares to the other games in series. I also started playing racing simulation on PC. Automobilista 2 is probably the best game for single players, as I'm not interested in playing online (yet). The twist for myself is, that I started playing with gyro controls, which gives it a whole new life to racing games. Maybe I buy a wheel soon! This sales event in Steam made my Pile of Shame even bigger; it's out of control.

And then there are the emulated retro games I'm going back to and try Mods and Romhacks out in RetroArch for various systems. Currently doing patches for 16 bit 90's console games such as Super Nintendo and Mega Drive / Genesis. Edit: Ah I forgot. A few days ago installed Quiver Launcher, that handles downloads and install of decompiled or recompiled games for PC. Playing F-Zero native on PC is something else.

spawnwav e

Did something went wrong here or is this intentional? I find it hilarious to link the last letter only. :D No need to change, just asking, it's quiet funny. BTW Spawnwave is my favorite Gaming related news channel for many years now. :-) (Besides Mr. Sujano for Retro news.)

I bought Monster Hunter Rise as it's currently 90% off on Steam, really enjoying my time with it so far.

Right now I'm constantly switching between:

Starsand Island - game like animal crossing

No Man's Sky - everyone knows it I assume

Sephyria - really great roguelite with bunnies

Only have time for social gaming so friendslop like stonewards, but been enjoying myself more and it reminds me of how games should be like when I was a kid. Also threw the older gaming rig with a gpu up as a server so I am limited to games that work on integrated graphics which work fine.

Haven't even made good use of the servers GPU yet, had grand visions of buying poe cams but I think that's a while out.

I've recently returned to Genshin Impact. My kids played it for years before I decided to give it a chance, because c'mon, Chinese anime gacha game, what could possibly be there for me. Turns out, it has an excellent (and, to my limited knowledge, quite unique) combat system with elemental reactions and diverse enemies to whom you need to adjust your team. It's fully possible to play for free and you can get a big boost for 10€ per month, so not exactly bank breaking. The only real downsides to the game are the long dialogues in the story quests, which keep getting even longer as the story progresses; and at times questionable quality of the writing.

nethack, one of the OG roguelikes. it even got a 5.0.0 update recently and it's as fun as ever!

Nivalis Nights... the visuals and storytelling + tycoon combination is really cool.

Been all over the place in regards to what I play these days. Solo it's mostly stuff in the backlog like Code Vein 2 and heavily modded fallout 4 and Skyrim (I just can't escape those two) With friends it's what we feel like on that day. At the moment it's monster hunter Rise and wilds, armored core 6 with a seamless coop mod and deadlock. Other than that we are playing magic the gathering commander either online via tabletop simulator or in person. The new foundations precons are a to of fun even for more experienced players to just have a bit of banter and a chill evening ^^.

I was reminded that I have a copy of Control (2019) that I hadn't touched, so a couple of weeks ago I started playing it. I was really enjoying it for a few hours, but it started to feel a bit repetitive and I haven't been able to get back to it for a few days.

Control Resonant is absule cinema

L4d2 again. New mod, 16 players, 20x more special spawns, infinite ammo, expert level. Not hard, but very fun.

Wow void war looks sick.

I've dumped a lot of time into Space Haven, Zomboid is in there and I've been playing sovereign tower too. Recently just finished baldurs gate too

Lately I've been playing Dicevaders. It's a pretty unique spin on Balatro, essentially. The best one I've seen.

I put-off picking up and playing Fields of Mistria, and I'm sorry I did. I've invested a lot of time in it recently and I love it. I recently picked up and started playing News Tower, and it's been pretty addictive, too (sorry Fields!)

When I'm away from my PC, the last month it's been the original Octopath Traveler on my Switch 2 (but I can't justify full-price for the Sw2 upgrade.)

We Love Katamari. It is smooove on PC.

I just picked up RetroSpace yesterday. It's basically System Shock and Bioshock mashed together. Wake up aboard a generation ship as a janitor, try and figure out what happened. Along the way, you purchase genetic mutations. Die and you're remade with defects, like uncontrollable cursing. Very fun so far with a good sense of humor.

I also let my friends talk me into playing FFXIV, and just finished up the Ultima fight. This is the first MMO I've dedicated major time to since Guild Wars.

SurfsUp.

Pretty fucking good tbh

End of Abyss. It's a nice blend of metroidvania with some souls-like elements. Also playing Control Resonant. I wasn't big on it at first, but it's certainly grown on me.

I just finished Pragmata (had to speedrun the last few levels to fit in Control: Resonant, which I feel bad about - but I'd had C:R preordeted for ages and love anything from Remedy... Anyway, I digress.)

Pragmata I thought was good, and Capcom deserve some credit. An actual new IP, a genuinely fun and different game mechanic, visually looks good - and is bright and striking rather than regulation brown - and was just good fun to play. My only criticism would be that the dialogue/plotting felt like it was kinda rushed - like they skipped a couple of chapters and you go from "just met" to "devoted partners" in one scene and missed the plot/character development needed to get from A to B. I feel bad saying it though, because it's a decent and topical plot and has some genuinely affecting moments.

Credit where due; I hope it does OK because God knows it's hard enough to find games doing anything new these days.

Z.o.t.a.

Eta

Z.a.t.o

I recently got the itch to play Europa Universalis IV again (version 1.30.6 because I don't own the later expansions), so I'm on my second try to build the glorious Dutch trading empire.

Not Hearts of Iron 4

EDIT: Age of History 3

What the Golf has been making me laugh a lot.

I just started Mortal Shell II. Earlier in the year I quite enjoyed Slay the Spire 2. (I've also played Ravenswatch and Shape of Dreams. But those aren't big name games or even ones released this year; they just happened to be what I played with my friend to socialize.)

But very recently I've heard really good things about Control: Resonant.

My games on the go at the moment are Baldur's Gate 3, Kingdom Hearts 2 and Nier Replicant.

Just recently finished Big Hops.

Its a really good 3D platformer that gives slight Mario Odyssey vibes in terms of big open world areas to explore. A lot od good movement mechanics and feels fresh from start to finish.

After sitting in my library for years, I finally booted up Timberborn and now I'm hooked. Something about hydro engineering and logistics just tickles my brain. I just wish there was some sort of campaign mode to give me purpose once my coming can survive harsh droughts and badtides

Farfield reminds me of the good old ogame / galaxy game times.

Blasphemous 2. I'm into metroidvanias in general and I love the aesthetic. I'm stuck on one of the bosses though so I put it down for a couple weeks and need to go back and finish.

I've been playing the shit out of Assetto Corsa Competizione for a sim racing league I'm in. Weekly races, streamed and commentated. Good stewarding, good people. It's a blast! I end up staying up til like 1am on race nights because everyone hops in a party to watch the replays and talk about incidents, passes, etc.

Just started Morrowind first time. I browsed the mod section in GOG and saw that there is Tamriel Rebuilt and OpenMW available as one click mods. Then I saw that I own Morrowind (Prime deal) even though the GOG store says I don’t own it. I downloaded all 3 (plus Tamriel HD textures) and just clicked Tamriel Rebuilt play button and the modded version works well. Also you can change the small fonts bigger in the Tamriel Rebuilt settings (openmw launcher). Modding has never been easier.

Might be late to the game, but Xenonaughts 1 and 2

Forza Horizon 6 and Fallout 4 VR heavily modded of course.

Forza I disable all the assists and get sweaty. Fallout 4 VR eventually got enough 6 DoF mods to almost hit parity with Skyrim VR modded so I'm finally giving it a go along with community story expansions and all the other shit you'd want. It's a weak game in the series but still fun to bumble around.

I just finished some old quality streamer bait slop with Water Park Simulator because I wanted to turn my brain off for awhile. It's good for that, pretty stupid game besides. It's hilarious how you can build huge water slides by the end of the game but pool depth never gets deeper so NPC just smash into the bottom of the pools.

Oh and I play Heros of Might and Magic Olden Era plus Emberward TDS on and off when updates come out.

That's it for now.

Been liking Carimara Beneath the Forlorn Limbs, Creature Kitchen, Eclipsium, and Northern Journey! Odd ones for sure but they are neat, short experiences.

Rebel Galaxy Outlaw (i have my gripes with it), Farcry 6, Kerbal SP

Don't starve is really fun

For me there is quite a lot I am enjoying.

Star Wars Galactic Racer is the new hotness, fantastic pod racer follow up. And really enjoyed what they did with the story mode(rogue lite inspired), my current main criticism is how little colour options you have for shade.

Started Witcher 3 recently but I am not enjoying the combat so far, it feels exceptionally terrible. So may end up dropping it if I can't click with it.

Now the longer term games:

Still enjoying Forza Horizon 6, but 500 hours in and I am rocking through the motions and just keeping up with the play lists. Looking forward to seeing what the expansions are going to be now.

The Finals has been an incredible amount of fun, have been mostly playing their "rush" inspired game mode this season, 8v8 with loads of destruction and chaos. Ticks a whole bunch of tick boxes for me to keep me interesting and having fun.

Sim Racing is also a big part of my game time as well, mostly split between Le Mans Ultimate and Assetto Corsa. Throw in some others as well for good measure(wreckfest, PMR, AC Rally, etc) in-between league races.

Longing for some nostalgia and social outlet (work from home so rarely leave the house most days), I jumped back into WoW last October.

Found a great guild and have been enjoying Mythic dungeons and raiding on retail. I have a feeling Forever might steal me though once that fully launches.

Wurm online, trackmania, and a silly Indy game ai learns to drive where you train a feed forward neutral network to drive a race track.

Guild wars 2 sucked me back a couple of weeks or have it been months now maybe. Oh well.

Then I play some dicevaders. Never was much into balatro but this is so much fun. All the colors and sounds... Pure dopamine.

Surprised I havent seen more Valheim on here given the recent 1.0 release! Brutal survival in a viking purgatory, great base building and strong progression. Playing with friends is a must though.

Control: Resonant is also something I'm really enjoying, definitely a bigger game than the first one and some incredible visuals, combat is very fun too.

Hopped on How to Fish with a few friends for about an hour or so, then played quite a bit more on my own afterwards. Just finished getting every fish and thinking about trying for the last two achievements I have to unlock: beat the game in under an hour and kill the final boss with your bare hands. The speed running one doesn't seem too bad with a little creativity, but I have doubts I'll be able to do the final one on my own or at least without toning the difficulty down.

Besides that, I've been playing a bit of Final Fantasy Tactics' remake on steam though that's been on a little bit of a hiatus.

Lastly I'm prepping for an archipelago randomizer soon. Haven't decided what I'll play yet, but it'll probably include Cave Story, Tunic, and Dredge.

Res Evil: Requiem - Rare for me to enjoy a AAA title, esp in the year its released (i usually get them years later at deep discount) but this has all the best elements of the franchise with a formula that feels so damn effortlessly good to play. I dont feel cheated at 70 bucks, and thats saying something in 2026

I’m trying to finish Valheim V1.0 solo, normal mode. I’m almost done with the easy biomes. Just need to do the hardest thing in the game which is to find Yagluth.

I’m enjoying the little things they added here and there. Still wish there were categories in the crafting stations, not just the hammer tool.

Looking forward to the new biome. Not looking forward to mistlands or ashlands… (difficult)

AT THIS MOMENT

• The localization of the first Mystery Dungeon, Torneko's Great Adventure, despite it having some implementation issues. It hasn't been remade so much as ported with better graphics.
• The remake of Romancing SaGa 2, which is great.
• A new web browser roguelike, Naqbu. It's really new and on the easy side, but I enjoyed it.

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, Game Dev Tycoon, Football Tactics.

Been playing the hell out of Hogwarts Legacy. WAY better then I ever imagined it would be and I’m not even a Harry Potter fan. In fact, I never saw a single movie.