Mainly Yakuza 0 and AC Origins, two of my favourite franchises. Started with Prey (2017) as well.
This is all on my PS4 though.

StarCrawlers, the GOG version, and some MotoGP 17 on Steam. I have a handful of racing games I alternate between, and this week it's MotoGP's turn. With StarCrawlers I decided to restart with a Ninja class, I like how you can build-up your attacks with that class, really cool.

Thinking of buying Dishonored 1 & 2 right now, the work they did on the Prey game really struck a cord with me.
Sometimes the frenzied hype that surrounds a new game can very off-putting to me, I think that is why I haven't been interested in Dishonored until now, I need for the frenzy to die down.

I think I need to restart Dungeon Siege from the start. I just feel I've been playing it "wrong", as I didn't realize in the beginning that I get to recruit up to 7 additional members to the team, ie. it is not a single member RPG.

I started developing my own character to be good at everything, sometimes fighting with melee weapons, bows, later both forms of magic... Also some old IGN gameguide warned that a character shouldn't specialize only on e.g. magic but also fo melee fighting because otherwise he might become too weak physically. I guess me playing Gothic before this affected my thinking too, as there I became pretty good in melee combat, bows and even magic.

Hogwash! It seems it is better to specialize, e.g. four melee tanks, two archers, one combat magic user and one nature magic user, or something like that. It is better to have specialists than jacks of all trades.

Oh well, I was only in Chapter 2, I don't think it should take that long to reach the same again.

That's pretty much all there is to Telltale games these days. They might as well rebrand them as visual novels there's so little interaction to be had. Case in point: I just played through The Walking Dead Season 3, and there were times when the game had me click on a thing. I couldn't choose something else or even look around; all I was able to do was to just click on the damn thing. Why even give me the prompt if there's nothing else for me to do anyway? Might have just as well made that a non-interactive part.

I'm still holding out for the MegaTokyo visual novel. Maybe some day....

Good to know. Guess that was my first and also my last Telltale game.

It's a damn shame what Telltale has done to itself. Earlier games like the Sam & Max series and Tales from Monkey Island still played like adventure games. It wasn't until the ridiculous success of The Walking Dead when they completely switched to simplified (barely existent) gameplay.

After Tales from the Borderlands I was in the mood for Borderlands so I fished the retail box out of my shelves, registered the game to steam and am now playing the GOTY Edition. When I played the game the first time, I thought that the game was boring. Let's see how long I can play it this time before I get bored.

Spacechem

Struggling with missions of Atropos Station.

SMT IV Apocalypse and Hollow Knight.
Both games are amazing.

overwatch and hating it due to broken match making system and stressing me out with rage on the side.
waste of 40 dollars tbh...

Platinum'd Cyberdimension Neptunia (PS4) today ,so im gonna focus on Shadow Warrior 2 right here on pc.

Nights of Azure 2 (Switch)
and
Etrian Odyssey 5 (3DS) incoming in the mail.

Busy winter is busy!

House Party

At this point, even my therapist thinks I should kill myself. :P

guilty

Contra III: The Alien Wars & Earthbound on Wii U & Dead Space (PS3)