Elden Ring atm, haven't gotten to a level where I can deal good damage to bosses in the DLC.

Apart from that, Rimworld (as usual) and Squad. Really enjoying squad atm.

Edif: DnD as well. Well, that is if my table can ever agree on a time and date. I'm not even sure they want to play DnD tbh, it might be too slow for some of them.

still playing the longest journey. it's been very long indeed although im not sure about if it'll be the longest or not. i just have to see.

About 40 hours into a Stardew Valley run, and I forgot how fun the game was (stopped playing in 2016 or 2017). I feel like I've barely scratched the surface. There's so much in this game, I can barely believe 1 guy made it (and continues to work on it over a decade later).

Shadow of the Erdtree. It's pretty good, don't know if I'd say it slaps.

Also I lost 200k souls to falling off a ledge (and then falling off a different ledge on my way back), but I'm already level 198 so I don't really care.

I just got Dragon Age: Inquisition and to be honest, it's been rather frustrating so far. The controls/camera and interface are obviously made for a gamepad and the whole MMO vibe – endless fetch quests in wide, empty spaces; rogue and wizard are the classes that do damage while warriors are supposed to take the heat – is bothering me. And common equipment at level 7 being infinitely better than rare items at level 5 is just depressing. Still, I'm hoping that the story and characters pick up soon.

Finished Bomb Rush Cyberfunk! Fun game, nice break up.

Also grabbed the demo for The Big Catch - Tacklebox, though I haven't tried it yet. Looks great for a 3D platformer!

That being said, Elden Ring is where I am spending my time. Doing a full run for the DLC, going a Strength build for now, may respec for martial arts or whatever looks cool later on.