I'm back playing Dofus and also Borderlands 2 and LIMBO (thanks again to zeogold and Djaron for donating me the game).

Picked up Tales From The Borderlands in this week's sale so made a start on that last night. Cracking game, really funny.

I donated that? xD
Glad you're enjoying it.

Damn, my fault, the Limbo donator is Djaron (sorry Djaron).
You donated Magicka, that zeogold delivered to me.
Thanks again :)

Playing XCom 2, doing a commander run now. The new DLC makes your soldiers look fucking amazing. :)

Just starting to play Cold Fear again - one of the best survival horror games for its time.
And will jump into the Obscure game series after that.

Have you reach the level cap?

No, not yet. I am level 20. What is the level cap in Amalur?

It is 40. That was my problem with the game, the balance was terrible at the end (it was easy) and it was pointless to kill enemies since i wasn't getting xp, the last... 1~2 hours i was just speed running the entire map just to see the ending.

A shame really, it would be better if they made the enemies harder and added at least 10 more levels.

Same, I reached the level cap far too soon and combat became too easy. :/

-planescape torment, with the recommended mods - highres & extra stuff - 1600x900...

gotta love the old school games :) this one's a real hardcore, but in a really cool way :)
maybe around 70% completed... there is a fantastic amount of reading.

-dead rising 2... half hour sessions every now and then give a nice counter-balance to torment.

-eye of the beholder 2 - maybe 25-30% done... a perfect rpg :)

-giana sisters 2d - for the times when you just want to jump around and hear sounds like 'pling' a lot :) also has a nice soundtrack...

Yeah, I can feel the balancing issues. Playing on Hard feels like playing Normal mode on any other game. I haven't looked much into, but I've seen there is at least one modification addressing the balancing issue, experience gain and something more. I guess when I run into "problem being overpowered", I will try to apply that mod.

But it's interesting nonetheless, just exploring is rewarding on it's own. Beautiful lore.

Mostly switching back and forth between Grandia and Witcher 3. Grandia is a really good JRPG that's full of charm and has a great combat system. It's also well-paced for a JRPG. Witcher 3 feels like the perfect child of its two predecessors - the storytelling and openness of Witcher 1 combined with the presentation and combat of Witcher 2, but with improvements made in each case.

I'm on the back half of Grandia, so I'll hopefully finish it soon. Witcher 3 I'm still in the relatively early stages and I'm planning on dragging it out and savoring it. I wouldn't be surprised if I'm still playing it 3 or 4 months from now, especially with the second expansion dropping sometime in the relatively near future.

Started playing Deathsmiles on PC. So far as good as far as the PC port goes, and it's still a blast to play.

Also starting another run in Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 on Path Of The Mentor difficulty. Path Of The Warrior (normal mode) in this version felt like an easy mode most of the time.