Red faction and Just Cause on PC. (JC is too easy and its a bad copy of mercenaries from ps2)
AC IV on xbox. (imo best in series so far)

Hyrule Warriors. I'm liking it so far, despite the performance dropping in certain places. Depending on how much I like it I might as well grab some of the DLC (playable Tingle and Boss Pack are tempting).

I have started Shadowgate, and played through the first minutes (on classic mode, medium difficulty).

One questions already arises... how many ways to die are there! O_O
I visited something like 5 rooms, and I have been killed three times!

Not playing much the last few days i picked up Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb to finally finish that game after several years.

All other games i wanted to play have to wait now :).

I know your feeling. I finished Arcanum and Divine Divinity last year for consuming my vast RPG backlog in GOG. lol.
I remember the first dungeon in DD was rather tough, but after that the game becomes free roaming in vast world and quite fun to travel.

Now I'm consuming my military flight sims backlog, Red Baron, IL-2 and F-117A.
I can finally take-off and landing a carrier after a lot of miss in IL-2.
In Red Baron I begun a campaign in British.
But now I'm reading the manual, which is actually quite fun. Very informative in history of the aerial war in WW1.

Ah bro, I remember that feeling. Used to read them manuals all the time as a kid. In place of not being able to access the compy on certain days, haha. Good on ye.

Right now, I'm up on Far Cry 4.

Couch hockey for one

Tropico 3

First time with the Tropico series, I was afraid it was going to be a bore but it's very compelling and there's a lot to do.
Very recommendable if your looking for your own little world to relax and rule over.

Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose with new videogames, this one is definitely a winner. Play some Tropico. :)

Saints Row IV. I've already completed the main quest and the two story DLCs and I'm now going for 100% completion, I'm currently at 65%. Much like previous Saints Row games, there are a ton of activities (side quests) and collectables to discover, but I'm finding IV's to be much more entertaining than those in the previous games. Well, besides the Hacking activity, there was maybe five instances (out of thirty four) of that that I didn't hate haha.

Smiting the Pink Knight.

Played Mount & Blade today for the first time in months. Started a new character, intending to be a bandit; so far I'm a trader with some thieving proclivities. We'll see how it goes.
Otherwise, still playing Banished and Terraria, played a bit of Din's Curse yesterday, Ragnarok (old graphical roguelike) a couple days ago, NetHack (Vulture version) occasionally. Installed and tried out Unreal Gold for the first time last weekend, but I got stuck at the top of an elevator shaft the entrance to which was closed from the outside, and the lift platform itself was at the bottom; so I jumped down, died, quit, and haven't felt like playing since.

I don't recall if I ever played the original Shadowgate (though I once rented the N64 remake, or sequel, or whatever it was); I did, however, spend a lot of time with Uninvited for a while as a kid. While unrelated in terms of setting and plot, both games were made by the same developer, and were considered to be part of a series (along with Déjà Vu). All of those games were absolutely brutal when it came to killing you in various ways. Assuming this new remake of Shadowgate is even remotely faithful to the original, you should probably expect the deaths to keep coming in droves.

Dreamfall Chapters Book 2 -- Immensely enjoying it, things are starting to get exciting, looking forward to whenever they unravel the third playable character which I assume will be saved for future Books.

Gladiator Begins

One Finger Death Punch, which is really good.