Anyone here played Far Cry 2 and remember any of it? I just started and I'm already confused. :P

Styx - Shards of Darkness, almost through, love it.

When I'm not reading, I play a pinball game called Super Steampunk. It uses Nexus. I guess I should readup on Nexus.

Just randomly playing matches in Fire Pro Wrestling World. Got a 100 percent match between El Dragon Azteca Jr. and Matanza the other night (Matanza won, as he should), and did another pretty good match in which the Crusher beat Bruiser Brody.

Broken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars.

After almost a year, I have attended my first online race on Nurburgring GP GT track (25 laps). In Assetto Corsa. It is really awesome but hard as fuck simulation. After 2 hours of training I was able to get time on par with second half of the grid, but completely fucked up the Qualification, because I forgot to set up Fuel, so I ran the Quali with full tank, and the other racers with 10 or so liters :P I ended up on 8th place of 14 racers.

The start was awesome, and I have gone for 5th place without problems, buuut after two laps I did my first mistake, and lost the 5th position. I have tried for few laps to catch up to the guy, but I made my first mega mistake, losing about 10 seconds and ended up on 10th position. After few laps, where I had exceptional "battles" for 9th position, I have done another stupid mistake, and ended up stuck in barrier around the track, and for some reason, I was unable to go into the Reverse, with my gear box... So I have lost another 20 seconds, and the race was over... I have still hold up the 10th position, but all I could do until the end, was to get one more position, and finished on 9th place.

Even though these two big mistakes, I have still finished better than anticipated, before the race, just little bit sad, that the two fastest guys lapped me because of these mistakes :(

Dragon Age Inquisition. A bland world with bland characters. Coming from the magnificent Dragon Age: Origins (never played DA II) I have to think Bioware has lost a step or two. I do appreciate the attempt at an quasi open world. A lot of boring fetch quests at the start. Graphically still holds up well though aesthetically the character designs and overall world is highly disappointing to me. The combat is improved where I find that I have direct control to my character. Not to the point of The Witcher series, but it does have its charms combat wise. The story is mostly keeping me engaged although it's nothing to write home about. Not that I need a Oscar worthy story in every single game I play.

Will see it through to the end though I doubt I'll ever play it again. DA:O has already gotten quite a few gaming sessions out of me and more likely to come. It took me awhile to get to this game knowing it has been out for about four years now. I'm usually late to the party with my gaming.

A variety of low-key games from another site - Chef Solitaire USA, some match-3's, some hidden object. I've been wanting to start GET EVEN, but every time I try I get interrupted! :\ Haven't been playing any gAg games since the downloader is such a pain.

DROD: King Dugan's Dungeon.
Chambers of third level.

So help me god if you get through that game without any frustration I'm taking a header off the Empire State Building! :P

Don't expect of me to be smart enough to finish the game ;), but in my case turn-based gameplay usually completely eliminates frustration. I remember loosing fights in Dungeon Rats maaany times and still considered the game a nice challenge instead of source of frustration.

In this case it would be nice to have infinite undo, but with relatively small chambers I think it's still fine to have only checkpoints or even restart the whole chamber.

I completed it and I don't think I ever was really frustrated. But it took me a very long time and I took several very long breaks from the game, because I couldn't figure out the solution to several rooms.

Still have to finish the second game. Should really start playing again. Think I'm on level 24 (just one level away from the end).

You are supposed be alone and confused. I even got so confused and scared that I even wandered so far into the wilderness that I actually stumbled out side of the game. I haven't found my way again since then...

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Even with little time and playing Skyrim, I even installed MM6 of all things. It's really weird to play something so archaic and old when I'm gotten so accustomed to something a lot newer.

I still remember those older dungeon crawlers. I'm considering playing some of them when time admits (those with graphics of course) but I'm unsure if I would ever have the patience to play even older games...

Thank you sanscript.

I feel better now. :P +1!