Temple of Elemental Evil. Most detailed combat in a rpg i ever played.

Terraria. Mining meteorite, creeping around the Crimson caverns, delving the Dungeon, fighting King Slime, blood moons, goblin invasions, and back-to-back-to-back Eye of Cthulu battles. This in one single play session yesterday.

Din's Curse

FTL and Sid meier's Civilization V

FTL

UnEpic

I was playing Final Fantasy: Record Keeper, but the stamina mechanic annoyed me to the point where I just stopped playing. If you can live with that kind of thing, then I guess this game is a decent time waster.

Also more Hyrule Warriors.

X2 - The Threat


Finally got my retail version of it to work again, first just out of curiosity to see if it would run on a 64 bit Windows 7 system. It does, albeit only with a trick. A simple one though. I just had to copy the folders from both CDs to my hard drive and afterwards install official patches and bonus content in a certain sequence.

Now it's really running smoothly. It's pretty daunting to see how smoothly. Back when I really used to play it a lot my system wasn't quite up for the task and I just took the choppy framerate as well as the 30 seconds of loading just to exit and enter a station since the game was too addictive not to keep coming back. But even my laptop now manages a smooth gameplay with almost no loading time at all despite a high resolution and full graphical specs.
I at first only wanted to check it out but then I got into that same old just-one-more-trade and just-one-more-pirate-to-loot routine.

I started playing Morrowind again today. I'll be busy for the next few weeks. :D

Fable 2. As soon as I started it up (it's been years since I played Fable 1), I had waves and waves of nostalgia crash into me, especially when I stumbled upon a demon door. I swear if I get called a chicken chaser, I'll keel over.

I'm holding out for Skywind before I dip my toes in those waters again.

Installing Space Rangers as I type. I expect to lose interest before the end of the day ;p

This war of mine, such a great game!

Mostly Battlefield 4 and SimCity (2013). I've been trying to get back into Skyrim and Fallout 3 but just not working.

Shin Megami Tensei IV

It's a rollercoaster of reactions, my first impression was weak, repeating the same area for fetch quests, the difficulty spikes and kind of lost with what to do or where to go... The story and characters also doesn't impress (the voice dub doesn't help) but 16~20h in and it's getting more interesting (to those who played it, i'm in the new zone).
But then starts the fusion system with the "pokemon" must capture all mentality and this game is pure crack, you can argue that you don't feel attached to your demons (unlike pokemon where you had at least 6 favourites) but since you can pass along the skills to the new demons (fused) it doesn't matter, you want to capture more demons so that you can fuse and get new ones.
My grip with the game is the difficulty, it's all over the place, the regular combats are ok but when you get to a boss then the game goes all bananas and you die in one round. Hell, even in some combats you're at risk of being killed by some "enemies" that use barrage and take half of my team health, if there's two of them using barrage then it's game over (yes, game over, i'm not going to pay to come back to the game).

I'm not gonna lie, when i have that alert that a boss fight is coming i switch to the easier mode, i don't mind fight's that take a while to beat because the boss has lots of health or transformations but screw that shit of them being able to kill your party with few hits, i'm not going to grind because of bosses.

Having said that, i'm happy with the game, slow start and crappy difficulty spikes but addictive gameplay (and a somewhat interesting story) makes up for that.