Overwatch (I play about. No real mains)

Shadowrun Returns (Story fun but main story is just drawn out combat wise. Fuck you, man. I got to use a special gun with only 2 reload shots to kill a stubborn bug in ONE turn after killing it normally otherwises it rezz. This is a fucking turn base game. That shit's ok for a boss or elite...but a normal enemy. Talk about stretching out a normal encounter to forever)

Tabletop Simulator (Mostly practicing and expirementing. I ain't strayed into the multiplayer yet. Mostly new to the cut out carnival and don't know the rules)

Enter the Gungeon (Horny golemns aren't as hard as this game, man)

FTL-Faster than light. (I've actually completed this mayan master of puzzling piss taking. Unlocked the mantis ships finally)

Some great games (and books :D) mentioned already.

I'm a huge Crusader Kings 2 fan, despite the fact I hate games that DLC whore. But now I'm sad to say I own practically all of them. But so worth it, since the days of Elder Scrolls: Oblivion I've not sunk so much time into any game.

I'll say Faster Than Light is awesome but tough. Love all the differnt styles of play you can adopt. If you like that try Reassembly. It's a very different game, but similar kinda vibe and very good.

Been playing Battlefield 1 recently. First dip into that series and it's pretty good indeed. Very pretty and cinematic, as well as a pretty decent teamwork based shooter.

I just started a survival mode save on FO 4, hopefully It keeps my attention. I've also been playing the shit out of UFC 2.

As a life-long gamer, I gotta say that my fuel reserves for binge-playing a game for 10+ hours at a time are dangerously low - I feel like I can't play a game for more than an hour before getting utterly bored by the whole experience :( (there must be something wrong with me!)

But when I DO get the motivation, I'll play some Longest Journey or, just recently, been getting into Sunless Sea. Actually a pretty nifty indie title!

Currently playing Skyrim and just got Slime Rancher yesterday and have been playing it non-stop. It's a great time waster and super cute I recommend 10/10

Trying to beat the goddamn HAX that is the battle tree in Pokemon sun and moon

I just finished New Vegas for the third time, and now I'm onto Grim Dawn. Nice little Diablo clone that I picked up during the recent steam sale and I'm far more into it than I anticipated I would be.
Then I guess at some point I'll give The Last Guardian a red hot go.

Been playing a lot of Half-Life ever since I bought the entire collection for eight dollars on Steam. Once you finish the current games, there's no going back. I have to play Half-Life 3. I want to believe.

On the other hand, PlanetSide 2. STRENGTH IN UNITY, LOYALTY UNTIL DEATH!

Heroes of Might and Magic II. It's a real classic, that one.

On the other hand, PlanetSide 2. STRENGTH IN UNITY, LOYALTY UNTIL DEATH!

Sounds like we have a damned loyalist here! :p Used to play as NC, but I've stopped recently. How is it larely?

Been on a heavy Hearts of Iron game. Never thought managing logistics would be this engrossing...

1: Black Desert Online. I had my aversions since release, but recently it was on sale for 5 euro, so I decided to buy it. And I'm actually liking it quite a bit. But not because of the levelling...because of everything else you do in the game. Fishing, trading, crafting, stuff like that.

2: Overwatch. Mostly when I can play it with friends. As solo it's not nearly as fun and often even a lot more frustrating to me.

3: Binding of Isaac; Afterbirth+. What can I say? I really liked the original, then the expansion only made things better. Granted I don't like this last expansion AS much, but it's still a lot of fun.

4: Mass Effect 1: I had that itch again... The Mass Effect series remains one of my favourites to this day, even with the flaws each game had. I just...generally stop before heading up the final elevator to get the ending in ME3, as that still sucks.

Games that are on the back-burner for now but I will continue playing at some point: Witcher 3, Subnautica, Divinity: Original Sin, Space Engineers.

Finally giving Bloodborne the old college try it deserves after taking a few cracks at it and failing miserably (although I actually think I'm beginning to git gud.) Been alternating between that and the new(est) Deus Ex, with BF1 satisfying my multiplayer fix.

Mostly MMO Games in Steam, like Warframe, Paladins instead of Overwatch XD , DoTA and probably can't wait to play For Honor & Friday the 13th!

The Kingdom Hearts series is for people who wrap their whole hand around their pencils when they write.



@slypheed

And now I'm off on Mechwarrior Online, a side of Minecraft and a lot of a rather racy game that I probably won't mention unless further poked about >.>

And now I'm off on Mechwarrior Online, a side of Minecraft and a lot of a rather racy game that I probably won't mention unless further poked about >.>

MWO was my crack for a year, but now I'm content to wait for Battletech to come out. Actually, I'm a backer on kickstarter. MWO is just...I honestly was done when the Warhammer came out and it basically sucked.

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MWO was my crack for a year, but now I'm content to wait for Battletech to come out. Actually, I'm a backer on kickstarter. MWO is just...I honestly was done when the Warhammer came out and it basically sucked.

Whammy is decent, at least in my experience with it. Still, while I'm watching BT, it will not have the mechwarrior feel of an actual mechwarrior game in the cockpit, though it may resurrect some degree of mechcommander nostalgia.

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Mmm, not quite...

Skyrim. All these years later and I'm still addicted.

Technically I'm pretty much playing mobile games nowadays because it's more convenient and accessible to me, especially with my shitty RL schedule... but I won't mention them here because most of them are not playable outside of Japan/Asia.

So, I'll stick to consoles (and PCs, but I don't really play PC games much, w/e).

Now Playing: World of Final Fantasy (a.k.a. FFVII turn-based tactics meets FFX sphere-grid leveling meets Pokemon meets KH character designs because Nomura is as generic as ever).