Minecraft (Ps4)

Now, let me start by saying that i'm enjoying playing it with friends and i can see losing large amounts of time until Bloodborne is released.

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But the game is really underwhelming, coming from terraria that had TONS of content and finding that you can't even build something simple like a chandelier or a table... I mean, wtf? You can argue that you can build that stuff with other items (from what i've seen, a chandelier with fences... FENCES) or use mods (pc) but really? All this time, all these updates, all that money and the game is lacking in content?

Terraria is such a better game, it does give you better enemies (better purpose at least), tons of content (weapons, armors, tools, decoration, etc), more challenge (but i do understand that minecraft is more oriented for kids and building), etc.
Like i said, i'm enjoying the game (and we paid 4€ for it) but considering the amount of praise and money that the game had i was expecting more from it...

Lots and lots of Geoguessr.

Jagged Alliance 2

Chitzena(north-west) and Cambria(center) have liberated!!
At day 21, My 8 mercs (me, Hitman, Buns, Barry, Thor, Steroid, Dimitri, Ira) are going to invade eastern city Alma.
After liberated this city and western city Grumm, I will finally invade the capital city Meduna!
This game is very addictive. I can't stop playing the game, just one more turn syndrome. lol.

Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft

Makes a perfect sense to me, though even 30 minutes would be way too much, after 15 I'd be ready to jump out of a window.

Here are my games:
Ys Seven
Need for Speed 4: Road Callenge (career mode)
Deus Ex (currently on hold)

I am going to play some of the offered time of Final Fantasy XIV Realm Reborn for a week.. A great MMO.

http://www.kongregate.com/games/StudioCime/mu-complex-episode-one

Just played through this. Great hacking game! As a free Flash game, it gets a 5/5 from me.

I thought I'd make another attempt at playing through Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory. I believe this is my third attempt over the years. I like the game, but I've never made it to even the 5th mission (out of 10 or 11) before.

I seem to have that problem with the Splinter Cell games. When the first came out it was amazing and different and I finished it, but since then I've played Pandora Tomorrow and Chaos Theory and Blacklist and I never seem to get very far without abandoning it for something else.

Fallout 1. My uh..."less than intelligent" and friendless melee master has finally discovered what appears to be a important Super Mutant base. However at level 7 and armed with a crowbar...I have my doubts about being able to storm that base. Though to be fair my character does have 70+ health points and 45% damage reduction, at least a dozen stimpacks and that crowbar has no trouble tearing through raiders and radscorpions...maybe those Super Mutants should sleep with one eye open. Wub wub! Urgg!

Wrestling Mpire Remix Career Edition. My wrestler was fired from United Kingdom Wrestling while he was both their World Heavyweight Champion and their Inter Champion. Why? Because he was poor. Why was he poor? Because they didn't book him on any shows for a month straight. This game has the best logic of all the logic in video games.

Borderlands

Taking a break from Skyrim as it's far too addicting and I need to get shit done. ;o)

Switched to multiplayer <span class="bold">Lord of the Rings War in the North</span> with a buddy for the time being. One thing sucks though, while the game itself is ok and can be fun once you get it going, the user interface is quite possibly the worst of any video game ever designed in the history of gaming, and that goes triple for multiplayer. The main menu is quite possibly the most confusing non-intuitive menu ever created, and the in-game inventory screens are very tedious and make it super easy to accidentally sell stuff you didn't mean to sell, etc. It has a decent story line though so long as one doesn't mind highly linear RPGs with no open-world/sandbox. I also think being a Lord of the Rings title and the Tolkien lore that comes with that boosts the game up a bit. Hopefully we manage to complete the game this time without someone screwing up the save games (really easy to do)... :)

F.E.A.R. again. Apparently my quitting of F.E.A.R. was only temporary, with the Insomnia Sale being the main reason I picked it up again. I'm still not impressed by how it turns into a rather generic corridor shooter, nor by how not scary the horror is but eh, I've been hankering for a good FPS and F.E.A.R. as a pure FPS is pretty great. If it ditches the repetitive corridor formula that it picked up starting around level three/four then I'll gladly laugh at myself for quitting it previously.