Sea of stars. I’m really enjoying the art style and timing battles. It reminds me of Mario RPG and Chrono trigger.

More BG3. Major irl setback my co-op game with my husband and we are only halfway through act 2 in our primary game and act 1 in our “evil” game. I have been casually playing solo on my neutral and evil campaigns, but refuse to go past where we are in our co-op. Really want to experience the game together before I do it solo. It has been a good bonding experience that has increased our relationship happiness. (We’re constantly looking for hobbies we enjoy together but somehow keep missing the mark. BG3 currently fits the bill for both of us). Until another worthy game comes out or I get bored of exploring all the BG3 classes, races, and dialogue options this is my jam. Haven’t even explored the mods yet. It is so vast. I feel like this will be my primary game for a while.

I like RTS and have been playing Rouge Tower recently. I’m sure I’ll play more this weekend. An interesting tower defense game. There’s enough luck involved that I can’t win consistently but I also think theres more strategy I need to learn.I can pretty consistently win on 1 path mode but have not won at all yet on more paths.

And CSGO.

Really hope to tackle the backlog. Let’s see if I have time for Disco Elysium.

Been playing through Sekiro for the first time. Sublime combat mechanics in this game… I’ve been scared of all the legendary bosses but none have been unreasonable so far. Just beat the Guardian Ape last night after only 5 tries.

Party Animals has beta access for preorders, so that will be one of the main games with friends this weekend. Then inbetween that still playing both Street Fighter 6 and Baldurs Gate 3.

Out of town, so that means the Switch, or more accurately, Red Dead Redemption. Still an absolutely amazing game. Rock solid port, the only slowdown I’ve noticed is when riding a horse through Thieves’ Landing.

It’s actually really great to have a portable nice single player Poker game I can just pick up whenever. It’s made it a lot easier to try and bust out the whole table, I can keep the poker game going for days on end.

Starfield. And maybe some Dark and Darker if my buddy wants to do a little dungeon diving.

Picked back up blazblue Central fiction after a 7 year hiatus from the series

Starfield - I decided to do what some have suggested and just focus on the main story and segue into new-game+

On Saturday morning I did what I would consider the third act of the main story and while the first two acts were a bit dull and too easy I found the opposite in the end. I’m happy with my decision to do this - I didn’t do anything on the first pass that I was upset to leave behind like building complex outposts or ships or getting into any of the faction stuff and now I can dig into the game with the slight bonuses and changes that NG+ provides.

I can see why people are upset with this game, it’s not a big leap forward and the negative points about space mechanics are understandable but none of that is getting in the way of me enjoying this - everyone has different expectations but I see a new Bethesda game as a rare gem in the gaming space. Most big games are a flash in the pan, very exciting for a few months then they go in the bin but ES and Fallout games are more of a slow burn, for me at least, in that I know I will be spending time in this universe for years to come as I explore the base game, expansions, and in the not too distant future I look forward to customizing the game with 100+ mods.

Subnautica Below Zero. Been working my way through and enjoying it. I don’t think it has matched the intensity of the first one, but I’m liking the new mechanics and story so far.