Last month I spent all my time playing Pokemon Go and now it's cos the study began. So I play Poker on-line on en.casinoz.me. It relaxes me when the study is boring...

"Agatha Christie: The ABC murders", aka "Handholding: The Game". Nice and pretty click-driven Poirot cartoon, which waits for you at each line and ensures you really follow each train of thought (including about the environment's description). Good interactive novel for when you feel drained by a nasty little cold, and wish something calmer and less epic than "Mad Max".

"Reigns" fulfills the same function, as elegantly, by the way.

Mortal Kombat 1

2 is too damn fast! :P

Professor Layton has defeated me. It's embarrassing. With a rubbish bin puzzle. That's Pandoras Box and Rapunzel has defeated me. Two games. TWO!

Apologies for the language in advance.

Layton you f**kin f**k f**ker f**k

Wasteland 2. Doing the AG Center missions (again). Realizing how much the grinding and early game difficulty sucks (again).

After finishing Evolva I played Messiah. Although I like the idea of the game and the humour, I'm definitely not happy with the controls or the graphics...

I finished Dex this week.

Now I'm playing again Titan Quest with a ranger (hunting + nature) and a little bit of Shadow Warrior (2013).

Not sure. It's looking like Arcania:Gothic 4, but I've not played far enough into it yet to judge if it's goimg to stick.

Torchlight 2... But i might just abandon it. 1 was very boring (especially for drop randomness and extremely rare fishing items, among other things) and it was a real drag for me to beat it... Thankfully, it was a gift from gog. And 2 doesn't seem a great deal more interesting either, but it also made me angry, because of inability to redeem previous than latest 3 skill points! I wasted some in a skill i really don't want to stick with! But for me, it is boring too. I don't know, but for some reason, Torchlight didn't quite cut it, for me. Time to return to Grim Dawn, since it now has a DLC and it got many and big updates! And give a side glimpse over to Titan Quest!

Paladin's Quest.

A few things I noticed that I didn't know before (in a game I played many times as a child):

1. The music re-uses themes in interesting ways. For instance, the Naskuot "town in trouble" theme uses a variation of part of the Naskuot "peaceful town" theme. More obvious is that the Saskuot "hostile town" theme includes the melody of the Saskuot "friendly town" theme. (Other games that do this sort of thing include Super Mario World, Final Fantasy 4, and Undertale.)

2. I obtained the Adult cl legitimately this time, and it's quite good. In addition to reflecting physical damage (as if you had cast ATBack) and fully healing the user when used as an item, it also boosts all of the wearer's magic skills (or at least all that I could test at this point).

3. Speaking of magic skills, the Fire sh boosts your fire skill, and the Evil sh boosts your sky skill. I suspect that all spellcasting items give magic skill boosts. Furthermore, they stack; equipping two Fire Shields will give you twice the bonus. Also, the bonus, which is not displayed on the status screen, ignores the cap.

Yes, even after all these years, I am learning new things about the game.

Maybe I'll consider playing the game's Japan only sequel, Lennus 2, soon. (Paladin's Quest (which is a terrible name for a game with no paladins; the main character is a mage) was called Lennus (after the name of the world the game takes place in) in Japan.)

I'm playing Ultima 4 which get for free on GOG.
To surprise me, the game was still quite enjoyable unlike many other old RPGs.
I corrected all 8 virtures and became an avatar. and my party went down a dungeon near the magician's island for getting color stones.
But the dungeon was too difficult to conquer. I lost all touches and many magic ingredients, so I decided to return the surface for supply them.
I bought a lot of magic ingredients in the magician's town and now I'm re-entering the dungeon!

Finished Xenoblade on 3DS and KOTOR 2 last week and now I'm focusing on Vampire Masquerade Bloodlines and Pokemon Platinum

Vermintide (PS4)
Dragon Age: Origins (PC & PS3 to compare editions)

Just started playing Jade Empire, which I haven't played since I had it on the Xbox. I like this game but I find it very disappointing that you're only given preset characters to choose from and they all look like a bunch of geeks. I guess the woman in red is nice-looking and the guy with the shaved head looks vaguely passable as a Gordon Liu type, but if you've been watching a lot of Venom Mob or Pei Pei Chang movies and come straight to this game like I just did, it's really striking how lame your choices are.

I've been into "Law and Order" a lot lately, and I found a game called "Objection!" that's supposedly aimed at lawyers to get better and faster at knowing why to object. I've played the demo and liked it, but the original game is $129. >:( I can't afford that. Guess I'll stick with the demo.

For real: http://www.objection.com/?page_id=567