Portal Revolution for me. I'm at chapter 4 and the Mod feels like a whole complete game. Totally worth trying and if you don't have portal 2, 1+2 are on discount right now.

Hollow Knight. Never played it before. Not a huge fan of the genre, but there is no denying that the game is well made.

Valheim when solo, Deep Rock Galactic when with friends. 10/10 I didn't need all that free time anyway

Was interested in Baldur's Gate 3 so I did the only sensible thing, started playing Baldur's Gate 1! Got the 2nd line up after that.

I just finished the three King’s Quest remakes by AGD Interactive this weekend. I am playing Fallout New Vegas now.

Singleplayer I'm playing Cyberpunk Phantom Liberty, which is imo a stellar experience so far. I'm also playing Cassette Beasts on the Steam Deck, which is also a great experience. Like Pokemon, but also different in many ways.

Multiplayer it's still Deep Rock Galactic, and I've returned a bit to AoE 4.

Suuuuper late to the game, but a few weeks ago my husband talked me into playing Detroit: Become Human (I shy away from Sci Fi games so I knew nothing about it/was hesitant to play).

Holy shit. That may have been some of the best fucking writing I've ever seen in a game.

It also got me really turned on to those butterfly effect/QTE games! I finished Little Hope by the Dark Pictures Anthology in one night (last Friday), and I'm in the middle of Man of Medan right now. The writing isn't as good, but they're still Hella fun and quirky!

If anyone else has any reccs for the Butterfly effect/QTE style games, I'm mad obsessed enough and will most definitely play it!

I finished Jedi: Survivor last week. The story was really good, and all the systems are basically better than the first one. Definitely worth a playthrough.

Then I started playing Against the Storm (going in basically blind, only knowing it's a roguelike city builder), and boy it's fun. The only negative so far is that the rounds can take some time (1-2h if I'm unlucky) and I don't always have time for a full run since I've got two kids taking up the biggest chunk of my day.

Playing through Monster Hunter: World again! World was my first MH game when it first came out on PS4, and man I struggled. I never cleared >!Alatreon!<* or >!Fatalis!<. I used Insect Glaive. Now years later, with time spent in Generations Ultimate and Rise (fully clearing Rise) and finding a love of the Switch Axe it's fun to see how different World feels now.

I finally bought Skyrim Anniversary on the latest discount and was pleasantly surprised how stable it is compared to classic, I remember trying to mod the original one but I only got a buggy mess that didn't even open most of the time and constantly CTDs.

But after a friend said how stable it is I dipped in after playing through his share of Special Edition, I was able to reach 100 mods and the game had a stable framerate and no crashes, so I bought the AE version since a mod I wanted to use required it and I'm having a blast now with 200 mods as an unarmed Monk.

Been playing the shit out of battlebit. Just bought it for my friend as well and we played til 5AM last night

Finally got around to playing F.E.A.R. 1 & 2, now going through the DLC for 1, having a great time despite it definitely showing its age with some design choices, like the mandatory valve puzzles of early 2000's. I'm so glad I bought the RTX 4080 though, definitely getting my money's worth.

I'm continuing Daggerfall Unity now that version 1.0 is out. There were only 2 minor issues that I had with it when I previously played, and they both look to be fixed. I've joined a knights order, a temple, and the Dark Brotherhood, and got my character up to a high enough level that I would be comfortable with going for the main quest.

I've been playing a ton of Lego fortnite in between calls at work , it's very addictive . Also learned to play fortnite with a controller since I can't play it on PC until it supports Linux . I'm never going back to windows !

I got Spider-Man 2 for Christmas. So I'm playing through Miles Morales when I'm able to.

Also, playing Final Fantasy 8 on my phone when I have a few minutes to spare.

I've been playing a lot of Satisfactory recently. Seeing things swoop around is kinda interesting. Funnily enough I think the movement in the game is what I like the most, its so fluid!

Borrowed Hogwarts legacy from my mate so I could play it during my vacation. Finished and got the platinum trophy on my ps5 within a week. I just could not put it down. What a great game.

Story was interesting and the world was just fun to walk through.

After that I started playing deaths door. Have beaten the story and now doing post end game stuff. I love these style of games. Playing this after I recently finished Tunic was just what I needed.

Also playing Fortnite, solo or with friends. Just had to get the Peter Griffin skin and his stupid little dance.

Bought some tables for pinball FX and mostly been playing twilight zone. Man, I just can't seem to have good ball control in this game. Also not able to make slap saves for balls that goes straight down the middle is frustrating.

Slowly making progress through death cells, just a game here or there. Fun to waste a bit of time on.

Working on 100% in Inkbound, revisiting Dying Light 2 with some friends for the new patch, went back to Insurgency for my milsim fix, and reinstalled Last Epoch in prep for 1.0.

Just finished Alan Wake 2. I've never liked survival horror gameplay much so I wasn't big on that most of the time, but everything else about it was great. I've never seen a game use music more effectively.

I think I'll be heading back to Atelier Meruru this week. Might also give Dave the Diver another shot; I'm a little bummed that I'm not enjoying it as much as everyone else seemed to.

Still playing BG3! It's really fun but the combat can be quite challenging, even when playing on the easiest mode with a modded party of 6 and infinite money. There are just so many things I have to keep in mind... Or perhaps my build just sucks lol

I finished up Moss Book 2, love it. I wish there were more VR games like this. Absolutely recommend Moss and Moss Book 2 if you are looking for something a little different. But be warned they are only around 4 - 5 hours long.

I just picked up Immortals Fenyx Rising which was 90% off on Steam. I really enjoyed the base game and looking forward to replaying and also diving into the DLC.

Street Fighter 6 is still my daily game, playing Blanka and just rolled into Diamond 5. I am also really happy that the Spy X Family collab event is not a complete rip off and is just 1000 drive tickets(looking at you TMNT event).

• Black Desert
• Escape from tarkov
• Octopath traveler II

Having a blast with Greedfall :)

I've been playing Diablo IV on PS5. I avoided paying full price after reading reviews, but the recent sale seemed worth it for some mindless hack n' slash grinding. It was worth $42, but I would have been disappointed if I'd paid $70. Not a fan of the always-online, especially since I don't have PS Plus, but one nice perk has been being able to play it on my PS4 when the main TV is being used without needing to manually transfer saves.

Mostly Victoria 3, Warthunder, and League of Legends.

Just finished Cyberpunk 2077 and Phantom Liberty over the Winter Break so a bit too soon for me to jump back into a strong narrative focused game. Just want to chill for a bit and play some multiplayer stuff with friends.

Reassembly.

If you liked the concept of captain forever but wanted more of a full game than an experience, try this one out. You build your ships with similar blocks but there's factions with their own hull piece shapes and weapons and you can use a single ship or a fleet.

A warning though: it's like civ or grand strategy games as in you'll sit down to play for a few hours in the evening and suddenly the sun is coming up so I should save and exit right after I conquer this block over here.

Nioh

I've played most of the original Soulsborne games and this is my first game in the genre not made by Fromsoftware. I'm quite enjoying it! I like the loot approach to gear and the Ki pulse is a great addition. Bosses do feel quite a bit different from Fromsoftware ones, blocking being this strong makes it a lot easier to learn and fight them.

Just finished Lies of P. My hands are still shaking from fighting the final boss, that one was a nightmare, took me 3 hours of attempts.

spoiler

(yes, the true final boss)

Still, this is a great game for fans of Soulslikes - more of an iterative improvement than anything revolutionary, and not as thematically interesting as Fromsoft titles, but a very polished experience. Really good boss fights.

Fallen London. Very big browser game, a little bit unclear where to go for what but fun anyway. Second is brain it on, a little game where you have to solve tasks like: Divide those magnets. I think it really improved my understanding of physics.

Let's see... FFXIV, I was going to carry on with endwalker but ended up levelling crafters instead. Foxhole, a new war started so I was doing naval landings with my regiment yesterday. Trying to get into BG3 but I'm not sure. Satisfactory, it's been a fun little game so far, I was doing my first playthrough with a few people but half of them have been a bit occupied this week.

I started up a new city in Cities Skylines 2. Trying to build a city mate up of little pit stops along the highway with no industrial zones at all. It's been an interesting experiment so far! The game does track the jobs generated by retail and city services, so if you balance it just right you can have enough work to attract residents and use the highway connections to just barely generate enough sales for the commercial zones to stay profitable. And the city as a whole is getting closer and closer to a positive balance in the budget, so I might just pull this off...