Just started Edna & Harvey - The Breakout (in German) as some breather interlude to my RPGing. So far I really like it. The dialog (or monologues) are hilarious, I think the most fun is to do senseless things just to hear what Edna or Harvey have to say about them ("Talk to chair"...).
I also like the art style very much, something that got critisized by some reviewers. But I guess that those are people that would complain that South Park doesn't look like the latest Disney movie (if they still did hand drawn movies that is).

Driftmoon, XCOM: Enemy Within, Knife of Dunwall (Dishonored DLC)

(nearly) endless games:

- "Euro Truck Simulator 2"
(heavily modded. Harder Economy. Got my own truck. Now to get a bigger garage and more trucks to get employees working for me)

- "Pinball FX 2"
(just did it to get under the top 10 worldwide on a "Star Wars" table :D )


"Normal" games:

- "Ishar 1" (just started yesterday - almost died but seems fun ;) )
- "Mystery Case Files: Fate's Carnival Collector's Edition" (very nice HOG - playing it together with my wife)
- "Magrunner " (final Chapter)

Broken Sword 5, Broken Age (lovin' these two!) and trying to finally beat Riven for the first time ( I bought it when it was first released but I'm playing the GOG version now)

Already turned off by The Witcher 2 lack of quest markers and quests vagueness in general.. :/

For me the battles are the more annoying part of Witcher 2 than anything else. I had to turn down the difficulty to easy :). But as a RPG it's pretty good. As for quest markers, well, I don't necessarily need them, back in the days you had to walk around the entire city just to remember who gave you a quest to receive your reward :P.

Yes, battles can be tough even on easy. in the first forest.. I am struggling to stay interested in the game actually, tired to run around in circles for a missing nest or egg, that empty waterfall cave or this, or that already.. Please, If you or someone here know of a mod with quest markers, please do tell, as I am already on my patience end with this one. :(

Thanks, I use the guide from the GOG bonus, not too practical without a PDF reader, switching tab is not much supported by the game.. Oh well, complaining, complaining.. :)

Got about halfway through a second playthrough of Arcanum. This time I was going for a Persuasion character with a mechanical army to take care of the combat. As expected it was slow going early on, with me being weak in combat and not having access to the mechanical spiders yet. Got together a good number of followers which made it much easier, and finally unlocked the spiders. Made 2 and they are extremely slow. I don't even know how durable they are or how much damage the do, they're so slow that they can't get into combat before my other followers kill everything.

Really took the wind out of my sails on this character. The entire purpose turned out to be basically useless, so I'm not gonna bother playing out the rest of the run. I've got a couple other builds I'd like try out, but I'm not sure if I'd rather do that (maybe in the extra modules I never tried?) or move on to a different game.

I decided to try Master Reboot again and finally finished the airplane level. It's not a hard game but it is a little too reliant on trial and error.

65 hours into Demon's Souls and loving it. It can be frustrating from time to time but I think I like DeS a little better than Dark Souls. The atmosphere in DeS is better I think - though DaS is also a great game.

Still Playing Sam & Max, just started playing Fallout for the first time.

Age of Wonders 1
Restaurant Empire
Spelunky
Project Eden
Judge Dredd: Dredd vs Death
Moto Racer 1
Unreal Gold

the 7th guest and the 11th hour
gangstar vegas on my tablet
tablet version of sonic 2