Commandos: Beyond the Call of Duty. I've been playing this a little for a week or so, as it was something I could hop into for a quick gaming session (Bioshock Infinite must be played for longer periods of time, in my experience). Now that I've finished Infinite and the Burial at Sea, I need a "cool down" game. I couldn't have picked a better one. For whatever reason, I always thought BtCoD was insanely difficult, but it is nowhere near as hard as I thought it was. It is still difficult, but not much more than the later levels of Behind Enemy Lines. Plus, it helps that you have a greater number of tools available.

On Steam : The Bureau - XCOM declassified
From GOG : Dragonfall

Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines. I just finished the hotel level and despite being the fifth or sixth time I've played through it (the way you're supposed to) I still heard some new bits of audio, like I do every playthrough. Unfortunately I missed the skill book that's in there but that's no huge loss, I usually forget about it until it's too late to backtrack haha. For anybody wondering, the song that plays when you find the room that holds what you're looking for is Pilots by Goldfrapp.

Hearthstone & Witcher 2,and I'm thimking about starting Heroes of Might & Magic 1 also :D

Civilization V
Please tell me the truth, is there a way to fight this addiction?

Commandos!
I have only played through three levels for now, but the game already shows a lot of promise!
Only... the soldiers are VERY annoying. Continuosly hearing a Brithish soldier addressing you as "SAH" can get on your nerves pretty fast! I suppose I'll turn the voices off.

About to start Anvil of Dawn here, I'm totally new to this game and will be playing blindly. Should be fun :-)

Unrest - It runs pretty slow on my shabby old PC with Intel integrated graphics but i'm glad that it does run. I just had a quick look, the game is interesting. I think i'll enjoy playing through it. :)

I just started playing Nox. I started as a warrior, and got bored within about 15 minutes.

Then I restarted as a wizard, and holy crap, this game is awesome. I haven't been this impressed with a GOG game in quite some time. It's really not like anything else I've ever played.

Warlords Battlecry.


You playing as Ventrue, Brujah, Tremere or what?

Another Malkavian run. The last playthrough I was Tremere but couldn't help but feel like they're the most underpowered clan in the game outside of one discipline.

Yeah but that blood magic makes you a killing machine. I stopped playing as Tremere because I found the game too easy as Tremere with blood magic.

True. I guess I was also sort of disappointed at how "untrusted" you are as a Tremere too, considering that they're (lore-wise) supposed to be the least trusted clan. Instead they play more or less the same (dialogue-wise) as Ventrue (besides Strauss obviously, and Issac). They do get the coolest apartment, well worth working for haha.

Yeah, I read that Tremere have always kept a distance from non Tremere. So naturally, Tremere characters would be seen as strangers..."not one of us" from the point of view of non Tremere.