What game are you playing right now?

Pokémon Scarlet.

Expeditions: Rome. Gonna call it quits. The game is simply too hard for me. I've been stuck trying to take-over the Mythelene fort for 2 days now without any solutions: the objective is either to kill the leader (yeah, good luck with that) or wear down his forces to only 5 (yeah, good luck with that when every third move he has support incoming). It seems that all of my characters are either underleveled or underequiped. With levelling I can do something about, but not in regards to equipment; either I've missed something crucial to the game or there is no equipment to buy or find!

I currently playing Genshin Impact, Osu, and ETS2, also Valorant

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Currently playing CoD MW2, I gotta say I do not like the campaign or multiplayer as much as the last couple releases. Maybe I’m just getting burned out with too many CoD games coming out one after another.

Fallout 4

Completed Little Hope and the ending ruins a perfectly good horror narrative (at least in my opinion)to keep the player's guessing what is real going on - why are the characters ancestors or maybe their mirror images from a different time-line trying to establish connection with them only to take the rug from the player's feet at the end of it all. The movement and the camera controls were also left much to be desired. I think I liked Man of Medan much more than Little Hope, because Man of Medan, while you can, if made the right in-game searches, find out that there is nothing supernatural going on not too far into the game, but in the end, you can still have many different playthroughs. In this game, your choices in the end does not matter at all, because of the said ending, and, personally, I have not seen the ending coming in anyway.

Been playing The Devil Inside Me (the last entry of Anthology what not series) and I just rage quitted. The story outside the player control is probably the worst in terms of in-game made decisions, the camera controls are somehow even worse, oh, and now, there's a mini-game - electrically wire the connections, but either I am dumb or their diagrams don't actually help at all. Nah, I'm going back to killing Mongols in Ghost of Tsushi.

Been playing a lot of turtles cowabunga collection on ps5 possibly the greatest selection of games put together brings back a lots of nostalgia.

Nothing. Waiting for my Steam Deck to arrive today, and then I will choose one of the 20 games to play that I bought during the last big Steam sale.

I stopped playing Iconoclasts with about an hour remaining in the game, probably. It just became too tedious and annoying. Most overrated MetroidVania ever (except for maybe The Messenger, which really sucks as a MetroidVania.)

I often play games directly on the website https://izigames.net/, no need to download them to my computer, they are very convenient and have a lot of games.

Really excited for the upcoming update. Flamethrowers, Hulk, Mr. Beast, recon drones, and so much more. Check out this video

https://stfly.me/4ZzwV

Just started the new tales from the borderlands pretty good so far.

Currently working on Elden ring, just because i played gow Ragnarok, and btw God of War is my favourite series of all time, and because some people were saying that Elden ring could be the game of the year, I wanted to see what made them love this game.

@gns: I would recommend peeking at people's ratings prior to buying the game, unless you are sure it's a good game.

Who said anything about buying :D

Oh sorry didn't know Opsie.

The game is free?

@masterkiller103: yeah, sure, let's go with that ;)

Ok 👌.

Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1&2 HD, definitely have memories of these games and they are difficult to master.

Axiom Verge 2

Started playing it and it's not as good as Axiom Verge though seems easier.

Dark Souls Remastered. I've made it my mission to platinum all Soulsborne games, which leaves me with DS1 and Sekiro. Some don't count Sekiro but I do. :3

Just finished Lil Gator Game on Switch... cool little game.

Still playing a couple of other indies, but waiting for Fire Emblem!

Fallout 4

Hellblade Senua's Sacrifice

Started it last night and it reminds me of Heavenly Sword. Definitely like the mental health aspect of the game with Senua seeing things that are in her mind.

I just bought Aliens: Fireteam Elite over the weekend. Wow! What a great game. It's a shame that the online community has died down substantially, if what I've read is true. The game is immensely fun. We don't get too many games set in the Alien/Aliens universe, so it's great to see this game ended up good. It probably didn't do too hot sales wise, but then again neither did Alien: Isolation for Sega's standards.

WoW WotLK :)

Hmmm?

1. Final Fantasy 7 Crisis Core Reunion - Already in Chapter 10. Hopefully I can finish it this week.

2. Fornite

3. Goblin Stone - It's an indie game and still in demo, but the game is good! seems promising.

4. Call of Duty: Warzone - Still the best!

Beat Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Cowabunga Collection last night. Was able to beat SNES Tournament Fighters and the Sega Genesis version to get the final two trophies. Games weren't hard thanks to the rewind feature of the game and saving through the story mode.

Sonic Forces

Been playing through the game story mode and the game is good though it does have problems with Sonic in the 3D stages. Like the speed when going fast and falling off edges and dying easily. Game feels short though which I like. After this I can start and finish Sonic Unleashed Ultimate Edition on PS4.

Started saints row 4 don't know what to think of it yet. The series really started to fall off after 3 and the reboot was even worse.

Still Fire Emblem... great game. Not sure I like it as much as Three Houses, but I'll reserve judgement until I finish it.

Ghost of Tsushima (PS4). If I play it every day for a couple of hours, might beat it in two weeks. But overall, disappointed in it. Can't see what the fuss was about.

@gns: I beat that game a couple months ago, I found the gameplay fun but the long dragged out, unskippable cutscenes really sucked the fun out of it for me. I dreaded it everytime one would come on and I’d have to sit through it.

@ratchetclank92: the sword fighting was fun, but after ~ 29+ (I'm doing side missions as well) hours it outstayed its welcome, especially when all you do in this game is kill Mongols. I have yet to remember an instance where the objective or an outcome was not killing Mongols*. At least I've unlocked that 3+ enemy killing combo recently, so it livens up the monotony.

*Okey, there are fox dens (scavenger hunt), shrines (platforming), haiku (cosmetic gear unlocks), bamboo trees (resolve/stamina upgrade) and hot springs (HP upgrade). But they are... well, we have to have something in this huge map while you travel from point A to point B for five minutes straight. At least every place of interest you visit has a fast travel option, which significantly reduces the travel time, and the loading times are nearly non-existent. So, in this regard - chef's kiss to the devs.

I've tried the Goblin Stone, and the game seems promising! If you are a fan of Goblin, then probably this game might of interest to you.

Goblin Stone

Still playing through trek to yomi very fun indie. Like the art style.

Marvel's Spider-Man (PS4). Started DLCs. After a year of not playing, had to come to terms after dying a bunch of times that this game does not have a counter button and you must always evade whenever the white spheres appear over spidey's head.

Hogwarts Legacy!

Just beat Ratchet and Clank: Going Commando and started Hogwarts Legacy.

Hogwarts Legacy.

Stars Wars Episode One Racer

Actually fun game though I am unsure how upgrading works though realize you need to on order to beat the harder tracks. Definitely looks better on PS4 but hate how dark some of the levels are especially when entering a cave and waiting for background to appears and rocks.

@gns:

I played a bit of it and don't see how it's good. Might have to go back to it sometime later. I like Japan games like Onimusha.

@pillarrocks: Are you referring to Spider-Man? I mostly like the traversals where you can swing hundreds of meters in a giffy. Main game was a 7/10. The DLCs are... well... more of the main game, but significantly shorter.

Ghost of Tsushima.

@pillarrocks: Oh, yeah, I regret spending that much money on it. Way too long and repetitive. What is going for it is the graphics and the optimization: 10/10. The rest... combat might be good, but it's all you do, so it gets repetitive (no combos as well, just light, heavy attack and block regarding swordplay; sure, different stances and some special moves, or pressing triangle and square gives you a higher chance of cutting a foe faster, but...).

One of the board games listed on your website is "Catan," also known as "Settlers of Catan." This game is a classic strategy game that involves players building settlements, cities, and roads on an island. Players must gather resources like wood, brick, and wheat to build their settlements, and they can trade with each other to acquire the resources they need.

Catan is a popular game for both casual and serious board game enthusiasts. It is known for its simple gameplay mechanics, strategic depth, and replayability. The game is also easy to learn and can be played with a variety of group sizes, making it a great choice for family game nights or social gatherings.

Overall, Catan is a fantastic board game that has stood the test of time and remains a popular choice for gamers of all ages and skill levels.

I've read about this game on "https://boardgamesuniverse.com/"