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I'm replaying Warhammer 40k: Rogue Trader. Doing a Dogmatic run with the DLC. I think that now all the issues have been ironed out, this game is truly Owlcat's Magnum Opus.

Amber Isle. It's like a dinosaur-themed animal crossing except you're tom nook. It's a bit buggy, but it's really cute and exactly my kinda thing lol.

Workers and Resources, as well as Factorio! (Space DLC of course.) I’m starting a new game of Factorio with my brother and already sucked in despite not even having green science yet.

Rivals of Aether 2, they did a week long open beta a little over a week ago, and they release fully today. Finally happy to play a damn good mechanically involved platform fighter far away from the legal clutches of Nintendo. Other than that ive been dipping my toes into Throne and Liberty.

Metaphor ReFantazio. I'm not a big Persona fan, but this game rules.

Satisfactory

Drova: Forsaken Kin, very fun 2D RPG in the Gothic mold...i.e., you start off weak and will get your ass kicked by rats and wasps, getting your first set of real armor takes hours and feels like a major power-up, multiple factions you can join that are deeper than "good guy vs bad guy." Small development team (I think it's just 6 German dudes) but they're actively engaged and quick with patches.

Persona 5, after finishing 4 and 3

Mud Runners. Surprisingly a good game if you like mishaps that provide challenges. The soft terrain physics are fun just to watch as your truck plows through, too.

TextSpaced "a thrilling sci-fi MMORPG that you can play in your browser [which] has been designed to provide an enjoyable experience for people of all abilities, including those who are blind or partially sighted".

On tabletop me and teens have been enjoying the Nexalis TTRPG

I recently played minecraft on my NixOS servet with my new friend from college. This weekend I wanna play Gothic 1 for the first time (wish me luck)

yucata.de - community built website to play board games online (start easy with: Spexxx, Hey that's my fish, Mountain Goats, Rose King, Balloon Cup, Ali Baba or City Blocks)

Shattered Pixel Dungeon - multiplatform polished roguelike

Sauerbraten FPS - Q3/UT style shooter

Does a visual novel count? If so I'm playing the english release of Fate Stay Night and really enjoying it.

I've been juggling between S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Anomaly (adding more mods to my already big modlist as usual lol, can't stop!), O A.D., Oblivion, Roblox and Life is Strange 1 (In anticipation of Double Exposure coming out in a few days though I won't be able to play it, still excited!)

Absolute Balderdash. The funniest of all board games.

Just started red dead 2

Satisfactory Forbidden jungle The castles of burgundy: the card game

Upcoming stream after 11 months 🙏

I just finished Kingdom Hearts 1 and am currently playing Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories.

After 22 years I finally gave KH1 another go and I loved it so much I got every game of the series lol

Tales of Berseria, extremely solid real time jrpg with a female protagonist, been enioying it a lot.

Zenless Zone Zero FFXIV Silent Hill 2 remake Cyberpunk Dredge Eden ring.

I flip flop a lot. I play little by little a whole bunch of games. I'll beat them all eventually!

Nightmare Reaper. I finally bothered to unlock Newgame+, so I'm having fun with the better guns in earlier levels.

Lately I've been playing Roboquest, an indie arena shooter about halfway through the progression system, and Octopath Traveler 2, a jrpg with great music and some battle mechanics that make turn based combat more interesting (5 battle points per character that charge per turn to boost abilities, defense breaks/weak points, and buff/debuff counters).

I'm playing minecraft and making an ever-expanding house by adding new rooms whenever I need something. Soon it will consume the mountain

Sudoku all the time. It’s the perfect tool for waiting 7 minutes. I bought the app “Enjoy Sudoku” many years ago and it is my most played game ever.

Pentiment. Had me gripped more than any game I've played recently. Such a great aesthetic, and the rich history it weaves is compelling