Just picked up Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition on Nintendo Switch. I'm having way too much fun for a musou game.

been playing Super Paper Mario (Emu)
but stopped cus had to beat Planet Alpha and finished it in 8 hours
what a Fantastic Creepy Adventure

back to Super Paper Mario

Human Resource Machine: made me feel like I'm not as clever as I think I am.

Tower of Time.

:D
Sounds intriguing.

Splatoon 2
Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze (switch)
Resident Evil: Deadly Silence

Forcing my way through Knack. I knew that the game was supposed to be mediocre, but I wasn't expecting it to be garbage. Holy shit, seriously.

Nantucket!
Unfortunately, my crew died of starvation before we reached home port after one of quests. Oh, well. They didn't know, but I just wanted to understand the game mechanics, which always results in quite agressive strategy in first approach.

Started playing Nex Machina last night. It's exactly what it looks like - Robotron but with highly updated graphics and music. I'm liking it.

Prey - Got it on sale a few days ago; I've been enjoying it - really like taking my time with everything, slowly gathering resources from all over the place, finding all the secret spots,reading all the emails,etc.

Minesweeper - Learned how to play it after years of not knowing; Love it to death now.

Hexcells - Has gameplay mechanics similar to Minesweeper but I didn't find it that fun so uninstalled after I got bored of it.

ADOM - Playing the public (free) build of the game while waiting for the upcoming GOG release; I can't wait for it(the updated version) finally to be here DRM-Free. I've been waiting for it to be on GOG for over 6 years now!

I kinda want to play some cyberpunk themed games so I may start playing either Deus Ex 1 or Shadowrun: Dragonfall - both of which I've played a tiny bit but not enough to say if I like them or not.

I got Space Marine for free at the Humble Bundle store the 30th August and just finished the campaign now, less than a week later. That's an all-time record I don't know if I can or want to beat. I usually get a game on a sale and then wait a few years until I finally decide to try it or because I'm in the mood for that kind of game then and there. I definitely was in the mood for smashing orks and bringing glory to the empire when I got it and 9 hours later it was over. Not a fan of strategy or online/co-op games, so this will be the only Warhammer game I get for a long time, but it was as good as I had hoped. Now back to Etherlords 2, which is much improved over the first Etherlords.

I finally got back into playing Star Ocean, which I had drifted away from a few months ago, so I'm still in the process of refamiliarizing myself with how to play it and what I'm supposed to be doing. I think I've mostly got the hang of things, though, and hopefully I'll be able to make progress again soon.

In a lot of ways it's a very impressive SNES game, but I'm kind of disappointed that after a cool opening that rips off the beginning of Star Trek VI, it settles down to being a mostly planet-bound, quasi-fantasy JRPG just like most of the others.

Started up Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri again; used to play that for a couple of years. Still a great game, but I'm really just burning time. ^^

Into the Breach - and making huge progress, unlocking new squads, attempting hard difficulty and so on

Just finished up with Fallout 4.
BATTLETECH, when I've got a good amount of free time.
Trying out Rainbow Six: Siege, too. It's pretty interesting.