Everquest 2.

Heroes of Might & Magic III - like every year. My precious. <3

Mount & Blade Viking Conquest, been playing that a lot lately. For some reason I'm in the mood for period war type games.

Diablo 3 :/

Phantom Breaker. For Steam cards, mostly. I don't buy games for them, but I realized if I played all the games I had installed, that hadn't given me cards yet, before the sale was done, I could probably use them to buy a good 5 or 6 games.

I'm glad I did it too. I don't know why I stopped playing it after a half hour the first time around, but this reminded me of how good the game is. Which is why I kept playing it even after I had gotten all the cards.

Gothic

I should have been going all counter-terrorist warfare in the Phantom Pain or launching kerbal rockets into space or something, but I guess Dragon Age had to do this year.

Brütal Legend

Maybe Elder Scroll: Arena, I've never played an elder scroll before... I "think" is a good begining.... :)

Knightmare Tower

War in a Box: Paper Tanks

Gauntlet: Slayer edition

I just finished yet another solo playthrough of Final Fantasy Legend (aka SaGa 1). If the name sounds familiar, it's because I have mentioned the game being buggy, with some mechanics being the reverse of what the developer intended.

There is one interesting feature of the game that I want to mention. In this game, almost every item (including weapons) or ability has a limited number of uses. (Abilities recover at the inn, but for items you need to either get new ones or use an item that only appears near the end of the game.) It turns out that the game keeps track of the number of uses enemies have remaining in their abilities. When an enemy runs out of an ability, it stops using that ability and uses other abilities instead.

For example, if an enemy has FLARE (which has 3 uses), the enemy will only use it 3 times during the entire battle. Once FLARE runs out of uses, the enemy will only use other attacks.

What happens if the enemy has no abilities left? If it is a random battle, the enemy runs away. If it is not, then the enemy is defeated. (There's one instance where a boss appears as a random enemy. If it runs out of uses, it runs away, but the boss death animation is seen.)

Technically Mighty Switch Force, although I'm still on vacation. When I head back tomorrow, the first thing i will fire up is LEGO 3 The Clone Wars. Been on a Star Wars binge recently.

Dark souls 2: Scholar of the first sin.

Is it fun? Totally. (if you like grinding) Is it hard? I would say so.