A friend recommended Inscryption, and I saw it's on sale, so I picked it up. The friend described it as "It's... a card game, and I can't really say more."

I will say the unsettling atmosphere makes it fun for spooky season, but it doesn't really hold your hand. You've just got to figure it out as you go. That made it confusing at first, but I guess it's good for replayability.

I buy more games than I could play. Have to restrain myself to not overact. And there are lot of old games I buy too, because I am interested in trying them out. I purchased almost 2 handful of games, all of them for deep discount and all of them at the very least a few years old. I don't have much reason to buy new games at full price. My backlog is huge.

My last purchase is Space Hulk Tactics from 2018 (Edit: Clarification. The game is from 2018, my last purchase is from yesterday). Game has Mixed reviews, but that's okay for me. It costs only 1,50 Euros (or 1.50 Dollars probably). I played this table top game on a real board, and miss those times. Even if the game ends up mediocre, its okay.

I only bought a couple titles from Steam in the last 3 years and feel similar. However, going to GOG reignited my feelings, so there is that too.

Im considering persona 4 gold, but they are doing a remake so not sure if I'll get it or just wait, 3 reload is what I'm playing now. Music in it is awesome!

There's a big discount on Tainted Grail the Fall of Avalon, and it's DLC, + it just got a new big free update adding unarmed. Also I still have Don't Stop Girlypop on my list of games to try, and it also got 50% off

Was hoping for Halo:MCC but it's skipping another sale and the new Campaign Evolved is getting a discount.

It's funny, I have the same dilemma with Far Cry 6. It's like seeing crisps in the aisle at the store - shouldn't buy 'em, not like they're nutritious but... Mmm...