Almost finished with Portal 2, first time

The original Yoshi's Island is so much fun! How far along are you now?

I've been replaying Stardew Valley lately. My first run was in 2018 when it was still version 1.3, so there's loads of new content to play through.

Finally finished Inscryption.
Holly shit what a game.

I was playing a ton of Baldur's Gate 3, but I decided I needed a break on it after getting to Act 3. I'm currently playing Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire for the first time and enjoying it.

Been playing witcher 3 and hollow knight. Just beat final boss of hollow knight and now i'm going around clearing the rest of the bosses i missed

Lies of p - absolutely fantastic. The first game I rate 10/10 since Mass effect 2 I think.

They took what is good in soulslikes and removed stupid fromsoftwareisms. The story is great and actually told, there are some indicators for npcs who have something for you, when an npc moves somewhere they leave a note etc.

The bosses are tough but fair, they don't randomly recover from stagger into a one shot ability or heal off of hitting a shield, there's no fake, game breaking, lazy difficulty like fromsoftware would do, you are not punished for doing something well.

The combat is great, no "rhythmic" parry spam, no dodge spam, you need to think about what to use, when you do the game can be rather easy for this genre.

There are 2 or 3 eldenringy bosses towards the end with ludicrous mobility and combo spam but most of the rest are really great.

If this is this devs first game I really want to see the next. First time in ages I'm doing ng+

I've been getting back into Cyberpunk 2077 since the major update! I've really enjoyed the overhauled perk/leveling system.

Worth giving it a go if you've been on the fence or haven't touched it in awhile.

Getting familiar with Team Fight Tactics... I loved Dota Underlords. CS2 for nostalgic memories. Magic Arena, new season just began.

I run a ttrpg Delta Green campaign between Cyberpunk 2077 on pc.

Outer Wilds, I am still struggling a bit with its time pressure component and am a bit overwhelmed by the choice of what to explore but it is still very intriguing.

I finally got the time to sit and play on my car sim ( Assetto Corsa / competezione) after more than a year. For the first fewsessions, I forgot how to take corners but now I'm back into it and it is an amazing feeling when you nail a race from start to finish.

Just started Dragon Age: Origins and I'm having a blast!

just cause 3

New Trackmania season came out an hour ago. Learning all the new tracks.

Mainly AI Dungeon because I've been hella tired and it requires minimal input compared to other games, but I loaded up my three year old Cyberpunk 2077 save and started playing again with 2.0, and Counter-Strike 2 just dropped so I've been giving that some of my time.

Starfield. I'm only a few hours in, but enjoying it so far.

Almost done with Act 2 in Divinity: Original Sin 2.

I went (semi on purpose) in the wrong direction in the beginning, so I was level 10-11, fighting against level 14+ enemies, while still mostly wearing my Act 1 gear (level 8 max). Some fights were a huge pain and I abused those quicksave and load buttons. Now that I'm almost done, I'm completely destroying those weak enemies, while I'm like five levels above them.

While some quests don't really account for the "sequence breaks," it was mostly fine, except I should have at least done a little bit more of the main quest. Because of that, I didn't have some basic spells you'd get and lacked a way to recharge my Source (a resource, to power your strongest spells and abilites). If I just spent five mintues, going into a house and talking with an NPC, I probably would have had a much easier time with some fights.

I have no idea how long Act 3 is going to be, and I read there's an Act 4, so finishing the game in the coming week is probably not realistic, but I still enjoy it, so I'm in no rush.

I've been playing heaps of Alpha Sapphire on the 3DS, on and off, and really delighted to find that the online mmo-lite elements are still working. So I'm mostly wandering around finding other people's secret bases, trading and then spending way too much time using Pokemon Amie. This game is lovely, and I'm still finding new things in it. I think it might be my favourite Pokemon game.

Finished all achievements for Armored Core 6.

Picked up Unrailed on Steam for $5. Great purchase.

Stsrted a fresh file in Stardew Valley, cause why not?

DM'ing my first DnD campaign ever with some of my friends, all of us are new. Besides that, Cyberpunk for the second time, and Baldur's Gate for a fourth time with a friend who just got the game.

Brawlhalla

Recently beat Lies of P.

I am a huge souls fan, and Elden Ring is probably my favorite game of all time.

I was expecting Lies of P to be a competent souls knockoff, but it’s so much more than that.

It has some issues, sure. But I really think the game is superb. I am beyond excited to see what they do next in the genre. They got so many things right.

Playing Path of Exile for the first time! I'm trying a Witch Elemental... Mischief build? I don't really understand it at ALL and that feeling of being a newb is the most fun thing about it.

I really like this kind of discussion, I wanna see more discussion where community members are the voice as opposed to news where a journalist is the voice.

I'm kinda playing too many games in parallel at the moment. I bought Cyberpunk Phantom Liberty and did prepare to start, but I have yet to start the first mission. I played a lot of Barony, which has been great fun. And in between I also played some Whisker Squadron: Survivor, which is a funny little game imo. Cities Skylines 2 is also close to release, so it's gonna get even busier then

I started playing Horizon Forbidden West, while this game is still okay, it seems like it's taking some steps backwards:

• it's becoming more AssAssIn's Creed like, with lots of stuff on the map
• they should retire the focus / investigative / detective vision, because it's really hard to see now
• the movement is still janky, Aloy feels slow even on a mount. While the climbing doesn't feel good
• too many button inputs, sometimes they also feel inconsistent, and sometimes it feels like they are running out of buttons on the controller
• way too many weapons / armors that I probably won't use. Why not discard the rarity type, and let user level up the weapons instead?
• it also has the trap of games with HDR, aka it's too dark to see
• foliage sometimes obscures the whole thing that you can't see what's happening
• while side quests are unique, many of the characters are kinda boring and forgettable. Often I need to sit thru a long and boring / predictable conversation just to get a quest started.

Besides those complaints, I am still enjoying the game. It has an unique setting, and gameplay that prioritizes bow and arrows. However it feels like they are moving into AssAssIn's Creed bloat.

Dodgeball Academia. It's an awesome little indie action RPG. I love the art, combat, and character designs. It reminds me a bit of Pokemon (though you don't catch anything... besides dodgeballs). It's a 9/10 so far!

Been a mix of Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Crab Champions on PC. The latter is surprisingly good for a game I thought was just a meme

Armored Core 6, first time I'm playing a game of the series and it's kicking my ass! But it's fun and has a really great atmosphere and setting.

I'm on the last level of Dishonored 2 (low chaos playthrough). It's taken me a year to get here because I don't have much free time and I get bored playinr the same game every time I get free time.