I just bought Football Manager 2016 for heavy discount. Quite enjoying it since I'm FM fan specifically (just not willing to pay 380k IDR retail price) and soccer fan in general.

Currently playing Alpha Protocol. Missed it on release and now... Well, this game is more interesting to me than Mass Effect. The only problem than there is no party and NPC who join you. Dialog system with time limit creates very natural looking talk between actors without stupid pauses like in Dragon Age or Mass Effect.

Banished

I've been on an otome kick lately, and I found an adorable one called "Skights". It's played in your browser, and usually I hate not being able to download them. But this one seems so cute, all of the characters live in a candy world, with a chocolate forest and a cotton candy guard, it just tickled me. The graphics are gorgeous, and the story is alright so far.

Still plugging away at Persona 3. My last saved game indicates I've put about 73 hours into it so far and I'm on the last block of Tartarus and making smooth progress. Hopefully it won't be too much longer...

The only thing I've been playing recently is Stardew Valley. I only play on weekends, but I've worked the past two weeks straight and looks like it'll be another before I get any time off. I'm going to forget where I was and have to start over...

I got this sudden urge to beat Torchlight 1 thoroughly, just before 2 is discounted on sales (not the summer one, as it seems, alas...)!

Trying to get into Divinity Original Sin EE but its got a learning curve I have to conquer. I don't feel like learning anything right now and most guides are crap.

Looks like Ori and the Blind Forest won out. I've played over four hours already, and I'm having a blast. :) It was definitely worth the full price.

I've been playing Pillars of Eternity for the past couple of days and loving it. Really enjoying the characters of Durance and Eder.

Combinating mindful shooting and mindless shooting with Dead Space 1 and Red Faction: Guerilla. It's always nice with games where you can dismember enemies and DS1 puts emphasis on so-called "tactical dismemberment", i.e. you have to be mindful of where you aim. RF: G has wonderful physics and destructability, it's fun just destroying stuff with the hammer.

Started Dark Souls a week or so ago. It's hard but fair(most of the time).

Uncharted 4. The game is just amazing.

Who's the asshole who designed Metroid Prime and thought it was a good idea to not put any save stations in the Phazon Mines? I've tried this level twice now and burned about an hour each time only to get killed and lose all my progress.