I've taken a small break from the sf6 grind. Need to reset myself a bit both to rediscover my drive and also unlearn some bad habits.

-I beat silent Hill remake. I liked it although I'm not quite sure what to make of the whole thing overall. Mainly I do think the whole thing is like 8 hours two long and I would like an abbreviation to match what I hear the original was like. I got the "bad" ending but tbh it seemed like a satisfactory end for Sunderland.

-did the Valhalla dlc for god of war now that its on PC. Good stuff. Shades of Hades. That conclusion and monologue was legit.

-my son and I have been playing little nightmares 2 together. We did part one for Halloween and now we're knew deep in the sequel.

-i feel since silent Hill and outer wilds echoes of the she I can actually kinda do horror finally.

Next on my playlist is probably last of us on PC...but I still need to play disco Elysium.

Help, I'm trapped in a xcom long war campaign

Working my way through Sonic 3

Hydrocity Zone Act 2's music goes way harder than any water level has a right to.

I'm very late bloomer Sonic fan out there for whatever reason. My buddy had a Genesis, and some of my earliest memories were of goofing around in Green Hill Zone. I'm not sure why it took me another 33 years to actually try playing them in earnest, but I'm glad I did.

I finished Final Fantasy VIII, playing MGS1 and starting Dragon Quest 3.

It was a a big Ace Combat week for me (playing through the series). Finished up AC5 and moving onto Belkan War now.

Played some more Monster Hunter: Rise, as well as got a bit further in my Dawn of War: Dark Crusade game.

Also won my latest monthly 40k game which leaves me as the undefeated champion of season 2. Space Communism with Giant Tank Characteristics has been proven to be the only ideology that works.

I just started Bear and Breakfast. It's casual and comfy to the point of barely even being a game so much as it's an interior decorating toy.

Replaying Half Life 2 for the 20th anniversary. Having fun listening to the developer commentary as i go. Official workshop integration is cool too - i immediately installed the mod that makes the Citadel play Caramelldansen.

Old school runescape. Which im pretty sure means im spiralling.

Good luck with the job interview! For games, I've been jumping around a bit.

• Space Station 14. Ever-present. I pretty much exclusively clown/mime/tide.

• Yakuza 0. I finally started making progress in the series and beat this one.

• Metaphor Refantazio. I'm still getting started in it, but I'm liking what I see so far.

• In Stars and Time. I just started this on the recommendation of a friend. The dialogue has a bit too much bottom-speak so I'm trying to power through it.

• Company of Heroes 2. I picked this back up again to play with some friends. I main OKW since it fits best with my play style.

Still playing Final Fantasy XI. Got my thief to level 20-something and unlocked dual wield, now I feel like a badass.

Ok it's Monday but -

I didn't know you could get Uncharted for PC!

Love the fact it's got a mega easy mode for us oldies ☺️

Played through a game called Drova which is a game made by fans of the Gothic series and they wear their influences on their sleeves. Lots of NPCs are asshole and you'll be robbed more than once. You feel every little granular bit of progression, every piece of equipment and bit of character progression makes a difference. You need to join a faction to progress the story, which locks out out of the other faction. This is the only way to gain access to higher quality armor as well, apart from the unique sets you can find or craft at the end of quest lines. You really feel the visual progression of your character, too, starting in rags and whacking things with a stick and ending up in obsidian rune armor with a god-slaying sword in hand while you teleport and breathe fire. It's loads of fun, the combat is challenging even when you get loaded up with endgame equipment and spells and talents, and the ambience and music are amazing. Charming visuals, too. Hearty recommend.

Happy birthday!

I've been playing Elin, an Early Access JRPG/survival/crafting/roguelike thing. It took a little getting the hang of, but I've settled into a rhythm of dungeon diving for items to get money to pay my taxes, gathering crafting materials in the wilderness, and working on my base.

Forgive Me Father. I didn't play much, cause these Doomlikes are a bit too hard for me.

Work has completely drained me the past few weeks so I'm lucky if I have the energy to put like thirty minutes into ZZZ.

Then I usually zone out and try to watch a let's play of the nonary games (virtues last reward currently) and fall asleep about twenty minutes in and have to spend ten minutes finding what I remember before I passed out.

I'm trying to finish dragons dogma 2, basically still enjoying randomly wandering and leveling and killing monsters and such.

I'm trying to start persona 5 since I got it for free ages ago and I'd like to play through one of them.

I did manage to to finally finish tears of the kingdom after like 400 hours. Pretty good final boss and such. The ending was typical Zelda shit but it is expected.

I wish I wasn't falling asleep by like 7pm but I just can't seem to maintain my energy past that point anymore.

Why did I start another Dyson Sphere Program save...

Had taken a break from Silent Hill 2, so I got back into it today. Aside from that, not much else really.

Happy Birthday!!

Playing Deadlock right now but have Disco Elysium and God of War: Ragnarok I’m planning on getting back to soon.

I finished Zone of the Enders, and figured out the point where I remember a childhood friend of mine screaming at the game (lol).

Other than that, picked up the DLC for Battletech and have been picking at that here and there. I'm enjoying the mecha tactics RPG with light management sim elements!

Dragonball Sparking Zero.

I'm gonna start recording some matches now that I am playing ranked so I can flex. Yall should come fight with me it's so goddamn fun and everything I ever could have hoped for in a true sequel to Tenkaichi 3 and it has steam remote play together too so if you have a solid connection you don't even need to buy it to play with me!