After finishing Dark Souls 2 and replaying SWAT 4 and Hitman: Blood Money (those are three fantastic games right there), I'm not sure where to go to next.

Civ V finally? Ni No Kuni? Outlast?

How about some GOGs: Gothic 2? Heroes of Might and Magic 3? Divine Divinity? Nox?

Or replay a classic like Metal Gear Solid 3, Shadow of the Colossus, Sacrifice, or one of the STALKER games?

I might give Dark Fall: Lost Souls a go whilst I figure out which big game to tackle next. I get a bit of a Silent Hill vibe from the look of this game, so it could be an interesting adventure.

Started playing The Witcher. I had started playing it quite a few months ago, but I got sidetracked with another game and never went back to it. I started it over, and already I'm enjoying it more than I did the first time. I'm not very far, but now that I know how the game plays, it isn't as weird as last time.

I'm also considering starting another game, though I don't know what. My dad recently played Call of Duty 4, and watching him gave me the itch to play an FPS. I was also considering Fallout, but I don't know if I could play two RPGs at the same time and stay interested in both.

I hate the part where you start to lose ability points.

Anyway, I'm playing Expeditions:Conquistador and what a great game it is. I'm having a lot of fun and spending time playing when I should be sleeping/working. Haven't been in this situation in some time.

Am playing that game too, you don't perhaps have a walkthrough for me?:)

Yeah, but the challenges are more rewarding, too.

Been home with a fever for past two days, playing Castle of Illusion, Skyrim, Batman, loaded up C-Rush and proceeded to die many many times very very fast.

Hope that fever is subsiding, and that you manage to live longer in those games :-)

Zafehouse Diaries, which is engaging, different take on a strategic sim-survival game.

Hmm.. I've started Thomas Was Alone, Epic Battle Fantasy 4. But.. not too interested in playing them, damn OCD colelcting games got me instead.. Also stll KotOR 2 to finish. At least, I don't play much Warframe, not any much more content left to find.

I just started Nosferatu: The Wrath of Malachi a half hour or so ago, it seems like a really fun game with a whole lot of atmosphere.

Playing Pacman World for the PS1 before I move on to PW2 and PW3 for the PC.

Stuck on an absolute cunt of a boss though - Anubis Rex for anyone familiar with the game.

Also playing Call of Duty 1 on the PC, although I've never been able to keep my interest in it long enough to play it through, and the excessive scripting which everyone complains about in the later games is just as bad, if not worse here. The Pegasus bridge defence in particular is a pinnacle of poor game design, as are the rail shooter sections (the car, the truck).

Started playing Arcanum for the first time in many years. I've only just gotten to Tarant, but things are slowly coming back to me.

My first playthrough way back in the day was a Gunner (damn that was hard & tedious), then I followed that up with a Magick-aligned (but not Magick-using) melee character (which was much easier). This time I'm going for a melee Tech character - electric swords and axes and stuff sound pretty cool. I'd like to work Automatons and Mechanical Spiders as well, but I don't think I'll have the points to spare after getting combat skills along with the gear crafting schematics.

Fallout: New Vegas, The Last Federation, Crusader Kings 2, Dwarf Fortress and Inifinity Wars.

Anvil of Dawn. I'm mostly liking it so far, it's got superb atmosphere and the puzzles are at just the right level for me (so far at least). I did have something annoying happen to me today with it though, where I stepped onto a tile that forced me to move forward, into a teleporter that put me back on that tile... sticking me in an infinite loop that I couldn't move out of, so I had to forcibly terminate the game.

I'm sure to continue the quest, but that left me done for the day because I hadn't saved for 10 or 15 minutes before that.

Bravely Default. Yep, loving it so far.