Still playing Mount & Blade: Warband with the Prophecy of Pendor mod. Top quality mod as far as I'm concerned.

Not sure what to play once I wrap up ^^^. Thinking about the Saboteur

Currently really enjoying Nation Red, which was a cheap shooter I picked up a while back. wasnt expecting much from it but seem to be totally getting my 79ps worth out of multiplayer lol Some cheap games have the ability to surprise you :)

Also playing Dead Island on PS4 when I'm not at my PC

I try at least to play 30mins, most of the time 1-2 hours each and some games (like World of Warships right now) 5-10 hours. I got a catalog of about 750+ games and I intend to play them and try some F2P games along the way.

Ironically I don't even list playing CS1.6 or GO, which I log almost as much time as the other games combine weekly.

I actually enjoyed Plague Knight more than Specter Knight. I like the bomb combos that Plague Knight can get, and I also liked Plague Knight's healing abilities more than Specter Knight; Leech Liquid is far more interesting than Specter Knight's healing ability, plus, it's not disabled in New Game + (which I may do with Plague Knight at some point).

Castlevania Lords of Shadow 2 - first was great and this is not bad too
Lord of the Rings: War in the North - was commercial failure, but I like this gem
Assassins Creed Revelations- already played AC 2 and Brotherhood (both was great), lets see , how this is

Decided to knock out a few short adventure games, so finished Kathy Rain and The Shivah. I think I'll do the Blackwell series next as I seem to be on a detective kick.

As for consoles, I'm still playing Ever Oasis on my 3DS and loving it. I think I'm going to start playing Animal Crossing again, just to get the last thing I need before August ends so I don't have to wait another whole summer. I'd like to get all the badges outside the streetpass one which will be impossible for me seeing as I no longer go to cons. Also playing Rayman Legends on Wii U.

I'm on the final level of Dungeon Keeper 1. Without bridges, uh, it's gonna take me a while.

I'm almost finished with the third mission of the Shang Dynasty in Emperor: ROTMK. Playing on Very Hard difficulty, it's been a fun challenge avoiding debt at all costs. You only start with 4000 cash in Bo, and my treasury had dwindled to a measly 125 when I started exporting ceramics. Otherwise, everything has been going smoothly.

I installed Knights of Pen and Paper 2 on my Android smartphone yesterday. This game apparently became free a few months ago and it's not pay to win. You can buy the DLCs/expansions with in-game gold by playing normally, no need to grind. It seems like a cool turn based rpg with a party of up to five characters, will probably start it during the weekend.

Replaying Dark Souls on PC right now. Did a mage build in Dark Souls 3, and decided to try one here to see if there's any major difference. So far not too bad (exploring the Depths right now).

I lied again! Heh. I've played Wolfenstein: Blade of Agony over the last few days and I finished the second episode today. It's very well done. I'll be very much looking forward to the last part. If you like '90 shooters with sprawling levels, this one's for you. There may be only 7 levels per episode, including 1 unlockable one, but each level is positively massive. They definitely put a lot of care into the design, too.

I'll be returning to the JPCP Doom mod later today. :)

Sudden Strike : Gold

Ever since I played the demo many years ago I've always wanted to try the actual game, and it's pretty much as difficult and as fun as I remember. Thankfully it works pretty well on my 64 bit win 7 system. However, for some reason the game greeted me with a black screen when it started up. I could hear the mouse move over the icons so the game was still running behind the shroud. To get by this I used an old trick I once discovered : just set up some software to record your windows session. In this case I used OBS Studio and when set up to record (ie without actually recording) it has the game displaying itself correctly. Very weird :P

Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition. I bought the game new many, many years ago and I've played it many times without ever finishing it. I also stumbled upon the fact that there are a couple of fan patches that both fix bugs / broken quests that weren't even fixed in the EE version as well as adding in cut content, such as romance dialogue options. I'm about halfway through and loving it just as much as I did when it was brand new...actually even more due to some usability improvements and the extra character development.

Finished most of Anor Londo just now (got the Lordvessel), and making my way through the Painted World.

So far so good with the mage build I have, and kind of easier than the mage build I did in Dark Souls 3 and the first DLC.

I would say Tacoma but it was very short (though I liked it). Currently waiting for Hellbade.

I lied, because my next game ended up being X Rebirth after I won it on Friday. Bit of a learning curve, so I'm still figuring out trading right now, but I'm really enjoying it. It's been a long time since I played a game like it, and just enjoy flying around in space and exploring the various stations, though the small talk on stations gets very repetitive.