More Baldurs Gate 3 in coop with a friend. We're in the Underdark, gonna kill some Dwarves next time and Gnome and probably everything. We're just complete murderhobos.

Then I heard about Vampire Hunters, which is kinda Vampire Survivors, but as an FPS. It's fun and there are a few more maps to beat, but I don't know if it's going to have as much staying power as some of these other games I've played.

Also, more Metroidvanias. I played through Elderand, and don't think it's very good. For some reason, I got lost and didn't know where to go at some point, which I don't remember ever happening with another game. It turned out to be a way up some platforms I just missed, but it took a lot of time with me just running around, until I looked at a video playthrough. Even if that's just a skill issue on my end, some of the other parts, aren't that good either. The map seems to be a bit inconsistent, which didn't help finding the correct way. Combat is extremely repetitive, with every melee weapon having the same three-hit combo, even dual-wield daggers or a whip. There's a crafting system for potions and upgrades, but it's useless, because basically no materials drop. Definitely do not recommend this one.

I decided to buy Ender Magnolia, the follow-up to Ender Lilies, which is currently in Early Access. There's not a lot to do right now, it took me a bit under two hours to get through everything, but it's fun. Definitely wait for the full release though, unless you want to pre-order this game or something.

Finally, I also got Prince of Persia The Lost Crown. It's much bigger than the other metroidvanias I played recently. I'm almost 20 hours in and about halfway done. It plays well and I gotta say, I really like the feature to take a picture, so you can see where you missed something and don't just go back 20 times, just to realize you can't get there yet. Combat against regular enemies can be a bit boring, since enemies are a bit spongy. Bosses are neat though, especially since you have a parry and interrupting boss moves feels great. There's also a ton of platforming, which can get really tricky. The story is complete garbage and makes no sense, but whatever. The game is kinda expensive, but I got it on sale, which was fine. Since it's an Ubisoft game, it's probably going to be on sale for -75% in a few months.

Rant: Why are some of these metroidvanias so stingy with their fast travel? In Prince of Persia and Animal Well you can only travel to specific points of the map, although in Animal Well you could at least get to the teleporters from anywhere on the map. In Prince of Persia, you need to find the teleporter, to get someplace else, which can get really annoying. Just let me travel to and from every save point. Even Elderand, for all its faults, lets you do this. In Prince of Persia, in the DLC area you can actually teleport between save points, probably since they realized the other system sucks.