I really want to play Overcooked 2 with my wife and kids. We've played the first one and had a blast. We weren't very good at it, but it's basically a big puzzle game where everyone has a part of the puzzle. Good Stuff!

The original Diablo. Been playing this with a friend since the late 90's. One of those rare games that I have bought multiple times over the years. I was so stoked when it finally hit GoG.

Elden Ring because my friends are fans of From Software games and it's the only game where i'll really be playing with them consistently for a while.

Baldurs Gate 3, because we are now playing Divinity OS2 the first time and it is amazing!

I am looking forward to playing TMNT: Schredder's Revenge. The nostalgia with this one is strong and what's better than going through the content with a friend in a coop mode.

Baldurs Gate 3, a friend and I have been doing d&d for about 6 years, but becaise of problems, I have to go to another city to live, so we can play togheter anymore, we have learn that this game is the most close thing that we can do to follow the tradition of rol playing

dying light best co op survival horror game me and my friend played it togather and would love to jump back to it again and cant wait to the 2nd one to come out soon !

Cup head with my wife! We get precious little time with a young baby, and we need a challenging game to make parenting seem easier

I look forward to playing anything with my friend Quick. His girlfriend made him stop playing games with us and it makes me sad.

I look forward to playing Grim Dawn with a friend and revisiting Diablo 2 !

Does Dungeons and Dragons count? Is that too board a term? Wingspan, Scythe, or Carcassonne. Just to get together and joke and have fun, that'd be amazing. covid sucks.

There are a lot of games I would like to play with my son, for example Commander Keen, or Earthworm Jim, because I have very nice memories about them from my childhood

Grim Dawn

A year ago, my son was three and very interested in the games I was playing on my PC, so I looked for a game simple enough that we could both play together, and I stumbled across Cat Quest. It was a big hit, and we not only beat it together (Well "together," he's just a little kid), but he loved to play it "live," waving around his sword and casting his "fire magic."

When I showed him Cat Quest II, he got very excited. So that's the one I'd look forward to playing with him on Christmas morning: my son (now 4) and I playing Cat Quest II together. When he saw the trailer, he got terribly excited and excitedly told his mother and little sister about it too.

Cuphead

Because the esthetic and the bosses are amazingly carismatic. In addition, i really enjoy the OST as well and is a funny game to play