Playing the Gun Monkeys beta, I find it a lot of fun. It reminds me a bit of one amiga game which I can't remember the name of and it's driving me crazy.

Youtube amiga game compilation searching time.

Finished Risen 2. Good game, enjoyed it. Posted a long summary in its thread.

Think I'll finally play Jade Empire next.

I've completed two Sagas (the empire and the Undead Hordes) in Disciples: Sacred Lands, both on hard difficulty. I think it's enough at the moment. Legions of the Damned and Mountain Clans are evil/good adversaries of the Empire and the Undead Hordes, respectively so I have a feeling that those sagas may have a lot in common with those I've finished and therefore I'll wait a month or too to complete the game. Nevertheless I can recommend it to every TBS fan. It's a great game and pretty unique too! In most games it's best to have as many units as you can afford. But here it can be very harmful - computer will crash them, earn XP and become even more powerful. You should rather create one or two squads and take care of them and never let them perish. I strongly recommend starting with the Empire. They have healers and therefore are by far the easiest faction. It's good to start with something less unforgiving and learn some basic tactics.

What should I play now...

Silent Hunter III

Overlord! I've been wanting this game for years but was never willing to put up with the DRM to get it. Now GOG has it and I'm playing it. :D

Also GW2, although that's on hold a bit (smash things my minions, smash them!).

And assorted games on my tablet, which I play whenever I feel like it.

Dead island, quite nice in multi and pretty island.

Daikatana and Zelda 2.

Seriously =|

I recently finished Max Payne 3. Man, that was some serious bad writing. The new screenwriter seems to get an impression that original series was full of one lines, so he stuffed the sequel by a ridiculously lot of them and even sacrificed a logic sometimes. The game was uninstalled the moment I was done and then I went to relax with Tomb Raider for a bit. To play as an actual bad-ass instead of a looser from pseudo Liberty City who tries too hard to impress.

Right now I'm not sure what I should play. Maybe I'll continue Defender's Quest (oops, I can't find save files) or start The Book of unwritten tales.

Currently playing Icewind Dale and Gemini Rue.

Finished SPAZ and started the freebie Torchlight. Comparing it to titles I've played, I'd say it's 'Diablo meets elements of Divine Divinity', while reminding me graphically of Neverwinter Nights.

I've just started playing X Com : Ufo Defense (bought from Gamersgate) and yesterday had a ten hour session playing Fallout New Vegas, a game which I started playing ten months ago. I'm playing the Old World Blues DLC expansion and it's amazing ! It annoys me that I maxed out at level 50 some time ago and still have a long(ish) way to go in terms of the main plot but this is such an impressive game that I don't mind too much. It is a side-effect of open world/sandbox RPGs, however, that you can max out before completing the main storyline and miss out on the pleasures of levelling up and further defining your character.

Next up will be Thief Gold (GOG version with TFix) and Fall from Heaven 2, a fantasy-based Civ 4 "total conversion" mod.

KOTOR 2.
Is it me or do the vibro blades in that game look 10 times better than KOTOR 1? Everything else is more or less the same but the blades look fantastic!

The Secret World.

I'd also say the story-telling is much darker in SW:KOTOR 2 (as opposed to KOTOR1).
Must have to do w/ Chris Avellone and Obsidian being involved.

It's too bad the last 1/3rd of KOTOR2 felt so rushed (out-the-box, unmodded).

Ummm....does it suck like many say it does? :(