I don't have much time on games so usually it's some flash games

I've installed Morrowind again, but haven't actually started it. I'm planning to play as an Enchantress, largely because the class's main skill does not exist in Oblivion.

Finally pulled the trigger on No Man's Sky with the current sale price and newest update, so decided to try it out last night. Figured I'd just fiddle about for an hour or so to get a feel for the game, then get back to Dragon's Dogma. Four hours later, I finally looked at the clock and realized I needed to get the hell to bed.

So, yeah, looks like I'll be juggling No Man's Sky and Dragon's Dogma for a while (although I'm almost finished the latter anyway).

I just finished Shadowrun Returns.
Not bad at all,but not exceptionnal either. The gameplay has been very simplified compared to the pen & paper RPG (at least the 2nd edition which I barely played). I don't know if the game mechanics have been based upon the 4th or 5th edition of the game, I just regret there have not been more possibilities.

The game is not very long. There is no open world you could explore with lots of side quests like there were in a Baldur's Gate for example. The game is much less ambitious, which is too bad. Still, it remains a fun experience in this universe, which has been much less used in various games than the d&d forgotten realms universe.

The good news is that thanks to the editor, users can contribute with their own campaigns. Maybe I'll have a look at it to see if there is some hidden gem which could improve the game's value.

Wolfenstein: The New Order (2nd playthrough on Uber) - Beat the game finally; last boss seemed easier than my first playthrough on Normal a couple of years back.

Prey (Demo - on Normal) - Got to your office part; Seems good so far, don't really care for the enemies much but the multi-tier level design is spot on! Going to finish demo and will buy at good sale.

For Honor (Uplay Free Weekend) - Only played the first story mission or so; the combat wasn't as good as I thought it would be, the story seems interesting though. Won't buy.

World of Warships - Got my first Tier 4 ship(The Kaiser)!

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Upcoming Games going to play:

DUSK (Episode 1, on Hard?) - Waiting for the GOG version to be release(for preorder).

Wolfenstein 3D (Episode 6 & SoD Episode 1 on Hard) - Need to beat them before the new Wolfenstein: TNC comes out.

The Witcher 3 (2nd Playthrough of Main Story(at End) & DLC on Death March) - This has been on my back burner for some time now, but damn has it been a good 2nd run so far and I still haven't played the DLC at all yet.

Decided it was about time to catch up on a few Xbox Game Preview games and try out their free trial periods.

Conan Exiles- still very early in it's dev cycle and has some stability and performance issues of course. But I like the look and feel of the time I spent with it. I liked it better than what I've experienced with the similar Ark...but just how many open world survival games with multi player can the market really support?

Ghost of a Tail- I absolutely loved this and have every intention of getting the game when it goes to release, or slightly before. I was seriously bummed when the message popped up that the trial time was over, I was enjoying it. Whilst technically an ARPG, in it's current form it seems to have little character advancement. You have RPG like inventory and the world has it's own lore and in game books to read like ESO games. But you play as a mouse that has very little combat ability and relies on stealth and plays sort of like a 1st person Commandos game (but not as hard), in that the solution to getting past guards involves timing and puzzle solving. Of course the game play may expand as the game goes on. But it looks awesome at the moment and with Microsoft having an interest in it themselves it would seem more likely to go to full release sooner rather than later or not at all.

Morrowind GOTY with some graphic overhaul mods.

I played this game countless times since it was released, but never finished it. I also never played Tribunal or Bloodmoon. But I think this might be it. I'm already lvl 18, about halfway through main quest. Everything looks good so far.

I have been playing Tacoma :) the way the story is told is quite fun :) im an hour in and i will take my time so find every secret i can since i heard that the game is not very long

I am playing BloodRayne and overall enjoying it except I am stuck right now at a long jumping sequence in the first part and guessing my flue makes me too slow for it. Also, jumping is not my thing really (no Tomb Raider nor Mirror's Edge games for me), so I hope that there will not be a lot more of these later in the game.

To take a break I decided to install the demo of BloodRayne 2 and have a look whether it really is as atrocious as some say and.... I feel sick in my belly after a mere ten minutes. Not due to the blood but the awful controls and wobbly camera. Is this game only playable with a gamepad?! Too bad if it is, as I do not own one and do not plan on getting one either. Glad I did not buy this one too however cheap it was in the summer sale.

I took on the Saints Row series in a very strange order. First 4, then 2 and right now 3.
I recommend to anyone going to play them, to play in the correct order, it will be more fun this way.
You will be more familiar wich each city that way.

You can turn music off in the settings (I checked) and play something else outside the game :-) but yes, would have been awesome to have been able to add your own radio station, maybe even link in a real one.

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installed the Lone Wolf Saga played 7 books already. I had never played these and really enjoy them

also playing Hearthstone and Elder Scrolls: Legends

also installed Hive with AI , interesting game

when I have a few minutes I play Card Thief, I just started the third castle and it's tough


uninstalled yugioh duel links, shadowverse, eternium, onirim, knights of pen and paper 2

Started Brigador a couple nights back. Into the campaign, not bad so far. Not great yet, either. Haven't figured out what the money is for since I haven't yet had a chance to spend any of it. Maybe in skirmish mode?

Tomb Raider

Some aspects of the game didn't age very well. It's super-annoying how often the camera gets in your way, so that you can't really see what you are doing and controls are generally a nightmare. But the game is still enjoyable, because the level design is awesome and still feels fresh. It's a good thing though that you can save everywher in the PC version. Guess the console version with fixed save points would be too frustrating for me.

Right at the moment I'm at level (City of Khamoon), so I guess I'm getting closer to the end of the game.