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Age of Empires IV

Got Yellow Taxi Goes Vroom last night and absolutely had a blast. It's like a collect-a-thon style game where you play as a living taxi who has to collect green gears to stop Alien Mosk and his oil.

I also got around to an updated version of Shotgun King: The Final Checkmate. It's chess, but you are a single chess king piece with a shotgun vs various other pieces on the other side who normally can only move normally. Beat the enemy king and get a card to buff you, and your opponents. Simple gameplay.

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.

Amber Isle!

Cute dinosaur shopkeeper sim with decorating & friendship mechanics.

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.

GRIP Combat Racing. It's one of those racing games where you have to restart a lot, because recovering from a mistake isn't really an option, but it's still super fun.

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.

AC Valhalla. I've recently finished odyssey and I wanted to play another "turn off the brain checklist open world game"

It's very rough around the edges (bugs, clipping, clunky movement) and it got me frustrated time and time again, but the thing I'm disliking the most are the frequent and mandatory raids. If I wanted a full fledged action game I'd be playing wukong or some shit.

Enabling insta-kill assassination from the accessibility options is what's been saving the game for me.

I'm also considering about lowering the difficulty. The second hardest one is making the enemies unreasonably tanky, which does not bode well with the shittiest healing system I have ever seen in a videogame.

The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass, such a solid title. That and I’ve come back to Battlefield 2042 after only playing the beta, actually not too terrible!

Been replaying re4, stuck at the fight against ramon. Also playing lots of Hades 2, I'm up to six fear now.

Duke Nukem for PS3

Kerbal Space Program (with mods) and Assassins Creed Mirage.

Planet Crafter Humble DLC and TCG Card Shop Simulator. The Humble DLC is still a bit buggy but it's nice having a new planet to explore. I've paused playing Card Shop Simulator until the developers smooth out the XP grind a bit more.

I recently texted my ex and now I’m back in deep with my toxic relationship with Rainbow 6: Siege.

Monetization schemes aside I am literally in love with the design of the game. It’s so well suited for team play that encourages everyone to come up with unexpected plans

On paper D&D 5e and Pathfinder 2e.

On PC Darktide, Ready Or Not and Satisfactory.

Pretty much just Battle Craze, I'm hooked on it lol.

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

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

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

Absolute Balderdash. The funniest of all board games.

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!

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

Upcoming stream after 11 months 🙏

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.

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).

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