I've been doing my first Morrowind playthrough ever after being made aware of OpenMW. It runs amazingly well on the Steam Deck and I have a very nice control scheme customised. I'm thoroughly enjoying an RPG where I'm expected to figure things out for myself.

I'm trying to decide actually... I'm contemplating a 1.0 run of palworld, but I'm not 100% settled

I'm playing Morrowind again for the first time in years and years, and journaling it over on the Morrowind community, if anyone's interested in following it.

Just finished the 2013 Tomb Raider on pc. Still have Nier: Automata, and just installed Aliens Fire-Team Elite.

On Switch I've been steadily moving through Diablo II. And Tetris.

Unfortunately, today I started what will be an 84 hour work week. Prior to that and after though, Mass Effect: Andromeda. Widely hated as a Mass Effect game but this will be my third playthrough since it came out. I think its a good game even if it isn't a good Mass Effect game.

Clair Obscure: Expedition 33. It is a great game so far. I get to play about two hours a week. That and getting back into a couple of my favorite board games, Tokaido and Takenoko.

A quarter through replaying the 1995 Jagged Alliance. I much prefer the second game, but the original is still fun and this is the first time replaying since the 90s

Armored Core 6, Control, Tactics Ogre Reborn, Sometimes I break things up with a random shmup or arcade type game.

I took a break from Eve Online and Factorio on my PC because I've got a currently homeless friend staying with me and he's crashing in my downstairs living room/computer room but I started playing Palworld since it was on sale and it's been pretty enjoyable so far. I'm starting to realize that the base building is very similar to Rimworld which is one of my favorite games so I'm excited to dig into that part as I level up.

OSRS and Project Zomboid!

Oh and Isaac. Always Isaac.

Been very tired and without energy lately, so, basically only comfort games. Which apparently means Silksong right now.

Tears Of Metal. Really fun Dynasty Warriors style rogue like. Really challenging game too.

I finished Blinx 2 the other day, and I got all the cat medals so I could unlock the TS-X9 sweeper, which is like the "ultimate" sweeper. All that's left is to find all the pig medals and win 100 vs. battles.

On PC, it's either Elder Scrolls Online with the wife, or Shadow of the Tomb Raider.

On Switch, Turok. Loved this game as a kid.

Tarkov, pve. Such a satisfying gameplay loop.

Just beat my second playthrough of I Was a Teenage Exocolonist, I'll do a third soon. Accidentally found out about the secret mechanic on the first playthrough, but I'm very much looking forward to everything i missed.

Replaying Witcher 3. The news of the upcoming DLC made me wanna check it out again, even though the DLC is at least a year away. I hadn't played it since before the "Next Gen" upgrade, so was curious to see how that looked too.

The game holds up, and the graphics for the landscapes and buildings is still top tier. The only thing showing its age is the faces of the characters, mainly the human ones. But human faces are always a challenge, no matter the budget!

Star Wars The Old republic. There is so much good story. Mostly just been playing the main stories singleplayer. Its been a blast.

I'm at the last bit of The Drifter, which I've been enjoying immensely. In the latter half some of the puzzles did start get a little convoluted (though maybe I'm just stupid) but overall it's been an incredible pulp thriller ride underpinned by mostly logical puzzles. Beautiful art, sharp writing and excellent voice acting. The story is a fun ride too.

I've also been playing some Wanted: Dead. It's an interesting mess of a game. I already ranted about it over in the PatientGamers community weekly thread. In a different universe this could have been a cult classic. The combat is still decent enough even with all the flaws.

I have put almost 30hrs into the Guildrun demo. It's a PvE autobattler in the same vein as TFT, Autochess and DOTA Underlords.

Before that I 100%'ed Wayfinder which was really a better game than I was expecting. Was pretty darn good value for £3!

Now, probably today, I'm going to try to set up my own World of Warcraft Legion server in Docker or Podman.

Helldivers 2

I've been playing Foundation for a while when I have the time.

I just finished playing hackerHub. Single player hacking simulator with a story mode. Not to bad of a game really. Put a ton of hours into the new poe season as well

Getting back into VR now that it works pretty well in Linux. There’s a VR mod for Firewatch that I’d like to try and get working, so that’s likely what I’ll be playing next. Outside of that I’ve been playing Arizona Sunrise Remake and Dungeons of Eternity.

Just finished Abiotic Factor and it was one of the best games I have played in years. Its kinda silly but not overly so. The lighting is great, there are times where you really just want a flash light but most of the time you can get by without one. The difficulty progression is really steady. The story is kinda basic but the background lore stuff is really cool. I played it solo but its multi player for up to 6 people which I think could make it really fun but I'd want to jack the difficulty up if there were more people.

Going to try Beast of Reincarnation

I recently bought a few games I eagerly wanted to play like Expedition 33, Dungeons of Hinterberg, and Sea of Stars. And instead of playing those, I am of course in the middle of my 8 millionth Terraria playthrough, with some Skyrim modding on the side. I don't even know why I buy new games lol.