Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred.

Been running this insane build melting the entire screen. Very soon I'll be target farming mythic uniques. Absolutely loving the new Spirit Born class!

I'm still regularly going back to Hotdogs Horseshoes and Hand grenades to play take and hold. Easily my favourite VR game.

Bleak Sword DX

I got stuck on a tough boss for a while, so I replayed some earlier levels to level up my character. We're back in business. It didn't even feel like a grind since each area/battle is short and gameplay feels great. Maybe 15 minutes to get the 2 level ups I needed. I'm enjoying the steady increase in difficulty and how new enemies are introduced. The game does a good job of making you assess the situation and use the techniques available to overcome it. There's even some fire/environmental hazards that can be used to your advantage.

Fae Tactics

Also got stuck on a (boss?) fight, so I took some time to rearrange my party and spells to get some better elemental synergy and buffs and it worked! Definitely feels rewarding and, well, tactful.

Started the new D4 season, I don't have the expansion.

This is my second season and my second character, I went with a summoner Necromancer this time, I also skipped the Campaign and went straight to end-game.

I have to say I really find it quite boring.

I'm also getting stuck into Monster Hunter Rise, just passed 5 star missions, I'm playing with Great Sword and I'm enjoying the challenge, I think I'm beginning to understand what MH is all about now.

I'm playing Metaphor ReFantazio. I've played the first 15 hours and it seems really good.

It feels a lot like fantasy persona with smt combat (which is good because I always felt like turn press was more fun than one more). The new job system is interesting, and fights are challenging enough (on hard).

Story and setting started off strong, so I'm curious to see how it goes.

Restarted Satisfactory 1.0. there are rough bumps, but it's a fairly well paced game and runs well

Really been enjoying Guild Saga: Vanished Worlds. I haven't found a TBS RPG that captured my interest for a long time, and this combines a lot of the things I like from Divinity: Original Sin (like elemental effects with the environment, and talking to animals), with nice pixel graphics and very classic DnD game feel. It reminds me of Icewind Dale, vibe-wise.

I haven't had much time to game any this week, but I have been working on what I have left for Diablo 3: Season 32 during down time. I'm not confident that I'll complete it in the next week when the season ends, but that's ok.

I'm really eager to start Diablo 4's Vessel of Hatred, but I think I'm going to work on Season 6 first this next week.

Only just started the new Diablo 4 expansion, because I was sick the whole week. I'm still early in the campaign, playing the new Spiritborn.