Helldivers

After finished Gothic 1 with great satisfaction, I started playing Gothic 2 immediately.
My nameless hero(now level 1 again, lol) joined the paladin faction and became a militia fighter.
While cleared the city quests, he went to the outside of the city to exploring.
But fighting the bandits in a cave he was killed by just one swing.
I should grind him a lot before challenging the bastards again.

I am playing the game Goddess of war,it is the new 3D rpg game. Do you know?

In my very first playthrough of Gothic 2, I also joined the paladins - for my next 15-20 playthroughs I solely played as a mage. You will become ridiculously powerful as a mage ;)
I assume you are playing the game with its expansion Night of the Raven, which significantly ramps up the difficulty. You have to be very careful when and where to spend your learning points. Also the leather armor which you can buy (or steal) in the city proves to be essential.

Meanwhile, I have finished Shadowrun: Returns. Now, I will start playing Starcraft 2: Wings of Liberty. I have only played Heart of the Swarm so far and I am very excited for Legacy of the Void. :)

NeverWinter Nights 1 + 2.
After a retro gaming binge with the older DOSbox powered emulated ROMs in the Forgotten Realms Archives those 3D graphics are making my eyes practically bug out...
2 is so close to modern 3D if I didn't know it came out back in 2007ish I could've sworn it was made in the 2010s.
The poly count in 1 is a tad bit blocky but if you were used to Playstation 1 and N64 era gaming console titles then it isn't too big an adjustment.

I'm also noticing a pattern in a number of these adventure/RPG series with sequels where when Bioware makes the first entry Obsidian tends to handle most of the subsequent ones... do they pass projects off to each other on purpose?
Happened with Star Wars KOTOR too...
Anyway, back to having my Pale Master command legions of the undead!

after seeing Star Wars eps. 7, i bought the jedi knight series and have been playing those

Finished Lords of Xulima 2 days ago, albeit it has a few shortcomings I can say it's a worthwhile RPG. Unless Divinity: OS comes out on Linux in the next few days I'm gonna hop on BG1, never went farther than Candlekeep so it's going to be a blind playthrough.

As always I play some random matches on Ultimate Knight Windom XP and Unreal Tournament 2004 either against the AIs, or with friends.

But for some diversity I installed a Super Nintendo emulator for some of my old favorites.

Just finished the Thief (reboot) freebie I got on my XBone. I actually quite enjoyed it, even though the story was beyond ridiculous and that ending had that particular 'WTF?!?' reaction. Oh well.

I started playing Dying Light on the XBone after that. I'm definitely too chicken to stay out at night after my first nightly encounter. They could certainly have used a few more building templates, since certain sections are a bit too copy-and-paste. Overall though, I'm having a good time with it, smashing zombie brains. It took me probably too long to realize how useful that kick was - it didn't help that the default button setup made it awkward to use. The game is also becoming more enjoyable as I'm slowly unlocking new abilities. Running at zombies and using them as pseudo springboards may be more fun to me than it should be. ;)

Call of Juarez : Gunslinger

Just started the game but so far it has been pretty interesting.
Love the comical graphic style and the old west enviroment.
Never played the series before and im pretty impressed!

After AC:Rogue, this game is like a breathe of fresh air.

Few hours in you should play sometimes at night, especially because the game eventually will feel repetitive and the night atmosphere it's just breathtaking.

Darksiders

Doom

Moonchild, one of the better RPG-Maker games.

Divine Divinity. Hope I will finish it this Weekend.