Gaming

I keep a couple in rotation that I switch between in a session. Right now I'm playing through Arkham City for the first time (I'm a patient gamer) with City Skylines as a backup.

BapBap, a simpler Battlerite, and Cosmoteer, a crossover of RimWorld and FTL.

Switching between TOTK and M&B: Bannerlord. Trying a Sturgia all infantry run in the latter. Also WOULD be playing more Hell Let Loose if not for the tragic Update 14,

Assassin's Creed: Black Flag

I've always been a casual gamer at most, so never really got into playing bigger games until I met my wife. So now I play the games with a good story that she's already played. Played Odyssey a while back, which I loved, so I've gone back a few because I remember her enjoying it not long after we got together.

It's looking pretty dated, and Ubisoft have stripped out pretty much all of the online stuff now, but the basic game is still playable, and I'm enjoying it a lot.

I should wrap up Pokemon Violet... pretty close to the end of the main story. I'll probably get that knocked out over the weekend. Funnily enough, Nintendo actually sent me an email encouraging me to complete the game which actually asked me if was stuck. Ugh. I've played these games since the very beginning. I know what I'm doing. I'm taking my time because I'm a busy working adult.

I'm mostly playing Battle Brothers and a little Orx. No matter how many tactical games i try, i keep coming back to Battle Brothers. Orx is fun Carcassonne Solitaire.

Going to be playing V Rising tomorrow with some friends. I've never played it, but they are excited about some content that dropped recently. I'm looking forward to it!

Rift Breaker with a side of BattleTech (BTA 2062 mod), CoreKeeper, and some Stoneshard if I want to suffer.

Steam store links for quick info:

The Rift Breaker

BattleTech

BTA 2062 Mod Wiki

Core Keeper

Stoneshard

I've been hopping between a few:

Been playing sims 4 multiplayer mod with my wife.

Booting up StarCraft 2 again with some work buddies.

In my solo time, I just beat what content there is in slime rancher 2, am just deciding what's next on the docket, though I've been itching to play Terraria calamity mod again

Like a lot of others, Tears of the Kingdom. Been really enjoying being back in Hyrule.

Tears of the Kingdom, been playing it non-stop. I was playing Roots of Pacha before totk came out and I might take a break to play again this coming week.

We Love Katamari

I finished Above Snakes in 18.5 hours and very much enjoyed it. I'd say the game is a 7.5/10. They clearly ran out of time and/or budget, but they had good sales, so some content patches have been promised - and they already did multiple quick bugfix releases.

Now it's back to Rust, as usual.

Just finished Jet Island (Spiderman webswinging meets hoverboard in VR) and am now playing Budget Cuts 2: Mission Insolvency (VR robot murder simulator). Both are excellent VR games on PC

I just bought Silica and Gunner, HEAT, PC!, which have both been pretty cool so far. Both are early access games that I wanted to support.

Silica has way more to it than I expected, and I'm excited to play more (hopefully with friends, at some point).

GHPC is sort of like single player (for now) War Thunder, with a pretty cool simulation of Cold War era tanks and ballistics while still being fairly accessible. One interesting thing it does: the tank commander will speak to you (which is where the title of the game comes from), and it will get increasingly more tense and eventually turn into panicked screams, depending on the situation.

I'm playing these on Linux, and I have a weird audio issue with GHPC. Nobody else seems to experience this, and it doesn't happen on my Steam Deck.

Been grinding out CS:GO again. The news of counter-strike 2 has put my friends and me back on the hook!

Fiiiiinally starting to get a little bit burnt out on totk so I am currently pretty into rain world and Spelunky 2! Both great but brutally hard games. Been having a ton of fun with them.

Also been playing opus magnum on and off which has been very fun

I'm playing through othercide finally. I just love the art style and now that I'm getting a good handle on the mechanics it's getting really fun.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/798490/Othercide/

I don't play stalleris regularly, but every other year or so I buy all the DLCs I missed and start a game. All the crisis' have come and gone and I'm just mopping up a war.

Started playing Gnosia on my Switch. It's basically a Scifi werewolf game with Visual Novel elements and has a overarching plot.