is there a continue on that?

Do you mean Prehistorik 3? ;) I don't think so.

I'm slowly making my way through Quake 4. Finally got to the black-hole gun. It's still as cool as I remember it. I also realized that as the game progresses that practically all of Quake 3 weapons make an appearance. The guided nail-gun is one of my preferred weapons. Having good fun with this aging game. ;)

I've also never stopped playing Overwatch. Some weeks I play more, some I play less. It's very much become my multiplayer game of choice (or game I like to play when I don't want to bother with anything more involved). The newly included deathmatch mode, which was mysteriously missing until now, is actually quite fun especially since it allows me to play differently with the various characters. I do like how they slowly keep adding stuff to the game. I'm also surprised by how much I like the cosmetics system as I typically don't give a rats ass about them; I enjoy mix and matching my heroes to my liking.

I was going to play Gangsters but have now discovered that it doesn't work on Windows 10. Going to have to install a virtual winxp on this laptop to get it working I guess.

More Sonic Mania (PC version). Restarting my playthrough with Tails. I feel like I'm one of the few people on the planet that actually like the special stages from Sonic 3.

Playing around with the new changes, I'm surprised a Separate Super for Super Sonic/Tails/Knuckles button wasn't a thing until now. Also getting lives more often (1 life every 50,000, which I guess wasn't working properly when playing it on PS4).

I finished Octodad (did a Co-op LP with it) and currently LPing Mutant Blobs Attack, will be starting a new LP of Torchlight 2 soon. As for other PC games, I'm not currently playing anything else.

Why? Because I got Fire Emblem Echoes on 3DS and a new Switch. They're kind of chewing up all my additional hours of gaming time lol. Happily of course, I'm loving FE Echoes and Splatooon 2, Puyo Puyo Tetris and Bomberman R (didn't get Mario + Rabbids yet).

Checking out Darkwood. Pretty cool so far. At this stage you are using a small cabin as a base, and venture out during daytime to explore and gather resources to fortify your cabin, refill the power generator and upgrade your things. Nighttime appears to be extremely hazardous.

Sounds cool! Thanks for bringing the game to my attention, I was close to completely ignore it. Looks really interesting. Wishlisted. Please, let us know what do you think after next few hours.

Still playing Hollow Knight. I really like it but I find that it's a game I need to set aside a lot of time for each session and I've been pretty busy recently.

Started playing Pandemonium. Pretty cool but I'm still getting the hang of the controls.

Was briefly messing around with a couple of old Atari computer games. Preppie is a Frogger rip-off about a guy who needs to retrieve golf balls that have been hit off the course. It's actually quite good and has great music for the Atari. Axis Assassin is a Tempest rip-off. It's not as good as Tempest (because nothing is as good as Tempest), and it's not even as good as Beamrider, but it's still fun.

Spacechem

Working hard on the frozen planet of Sikutar. Trying to source Yttrium, Zirconium and Niobium from Krypton and water :)

[edit: GOG, come on, fix that damn nested tags]

Playerunknown's Battlegrounds (Solo FPP) - Bought this game(full price!) out of nowhere after watching a few twitch streams. First 2-3 hours was kinda sucky but then after finally getting my first kill, learning the inventory system, weapon upgrading,etc I'm starting to like the game more now. My system kinda runs it crappy(AMD FX6300,8GB Ram,GTX 950) but I'll just have to make due I suppose.

The Witcher 3 (Death March - 1st Playthrough) Blood and Wine Expansion: - Haven't played it as much lately (just not in the mood) but I did complete fixing up my House part.

DUSK - Played a little bit of game after buying it on steam(it isn't coming to gog for sometime I've heard); I didn't like it that much, the gameplay felt bland to me and didn't run well on linux at all(through Wine). I refunded it, would've kept it if I enjoyed it but sadly I didn't.

XCOM 2 (Steam Free Weekend) - Just the first level(on linux), didn't run well and I remember after playing it why I didn't like XCOM:EU. Would rather just play the original game with openxcom. Not going to buy.

Armello (Steam Free Weekend) - Played just the tutorial, would rather just play Gwent or Hearthstone, even though they aren't really comparable. Not going to buy.

Doing a few Delta Force missions, but damn, I remember the game being more difficult :P

Portal
Rogue Trooper

I'm currently re-discovering Loom. Beware the power of my distaff!