Been doing a proper run-through of Everspace 2, it finally came out of a two-year Early Access a few months ago, currently on 20% sale and has a free demo. Really enjoying it, it’s very Freelancer-esque and I’m liking the stop-start animated cutscene style.
I probably wouldn’t have tried it out without GamePass, but I’m so glad I did. I think the 3rd person works well with a controller layout, and I’m honestly having more fun flying here than in SW: Squadrons. I do admit it’s making me wish I had the full flight stick kit.
If you ever choose to get into ESO, It can be very cheap to wait for a Collection on sale, I got ESO High Isle Collection for less than $20 on Steam. Base game + 6 DLC’s, I have been playing for months without buying the subscription. The main limitation is carry capacity, but I already have 200 inventory space + 240 bank space.
I just basically finished Tears of the Kingdom. 150 hours, all shrines, almost all the armour, and pretty much all the side-quests done, plus the main quest. Probably my favourite game ever. Once my internet starts working again, I’m probably going to be playing Okami HD
I’m still playing TOTK, although I’ve been playing Mario Kart recently instead - I think I’m over exploring but don’t want to finish it yet. I still have shrines to find at some point.
Been replaying The Lord of the Rings: The Third Age on my Steam Deck. Played the co-op mode with a friend a long time ago so it’s been a nostalgic trip so far.
I’ve been getting back into modded Skyrim. I realized that I’ve played so little of the actual game that this challenge is to complete some content instead of the same Helgen/Whiterun loop over and over again.
Besides finally spending some time in Divinity: Original Sin 2, I also finally tried Age of Wonders 4. I highly recommend trying both as they’re both refreshing and excellent. Also tried out The Ur-Quan Masters, which is a remastered (FREE) version of Star Control II and I’ll definitely spend some more time with it.
I’m replaying Ghost of Tsushima. Sure it’s an open world, go-to-icon, action collectathon but it looks beautiful and is punctuated with enough genuine fun to keep me interested. This one and Horizon Zero Dawn as last gasps of the PS4 are much better than they needed to be.
Monster Hunter Rise just released it’s final planned update after 2 years. It’s PvE, and it still has a really large community so won’t be hard to find partners for hunts.
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Been doing a proper run-through of Everspace 2, it finally came out of a two-year Early Access a few months ago, currently on 20% sale and has a free demo. Really enjoying it, it’s very Freelancer-esque and I’m liking the stop-start animated cutscene style.
I probably wouldn’t have tried it out without GamePass, but I’m so glad I did. I think the 3rd person works well with a controller layout, and I’m honestly having more fun flying here than in SW: Squadrons. I do admit it’s making me wish I had the full flight stick kit.
I’m like 60 hours into Ghost of Tsushima. Been loving the immersion in that game
Currently I’m still playing Divinity Original Sin 2, while doing dailies in Elder Scrolls Online.
If you ever choose to get into ESO, It can be very cheap to wait for a Collection on sale, I got ESO High Isle Collection for less than $20 on Steam. Base game + 6 DLC’s, I have been playing for months without buying the subscription. The main limitation is carry capacity, but I already have 200 inventory space + 240 bank space.
I just finally got sucked into this game (Divinity) last week and wow, is it ever good. Like…really, really good.
Replaying Dark Souls because I keep missing Elden Ring when it goes on sale
I just basically finished Tears of the Kingdom. 150 hours, all shrines, almost all the armour, and pretty much all the side-quests done, plus the main quest. Probably my favourite game ever. Once my internet starts working again, I’m probably going to be playing Okami HD
I’m still playing TOTK, although I’ve been playing Mario Kart recently instead - I think I’m over exploring but don’t want to finish it yet. I still have shrines to find at some point.
Currently playing Foundation, but I’m about to fire up Planet Crafter for the long weekend as they just dropped an update yesterday
Been replaying The Lord of the Rings: The Third Age on my Steam Deck. Played the co-op mode with a friend a long time ago so it’s been a nostalgic trip so far.
Currently playing Mafia II, at ps3.
I’ve been getting back into modded Skyrim. I realized that I’ve played so little of the actual game that this challenge is to complete some content instead of the same Helgen/Whiterun loop over and over again.
Look into getting a n alternate start mod. That way you can skip the game up to whiterun or at least go back to it later
Besides finally spending some time in Divinity: Original Sin 2, I also finally tried Age of Wonders 4. I highly recommend trying both as they’re both refreshing and excellent. Also tried out The Ur-Quan Masters, which is a remastered (FREE) version of Star Control II and I’ll definitely spend some more time with it.
Star Control brings back the memories of rainy days and Sega Genesis.
Arilou Lalee’lay Skiff is my jam.
Populous needs to make a comeback.
I will be checking out Age of Wonders 4 when it is on sale.
I’m replaying Ghost of Tsushima. Sure it’s an open world, go-to-icon, action collectathon but it looks beautiful and is punctuated with enough genuine fun to keep me interested. This one and Horizon Zero Dawn as last gasps of the PS4 are much better than they needed to be.
Remnant in preparation for Remnant 2. Also currently part of Humble Bundle.
Steam Summer Sale 2023 is tomorrow, countdown clock
Monster Hunter Rise just released it’s final planned update after 2 years. It’s PvE, and it still has a really large community so won’t be hard to find partners for hunts.
I have been going hard on Kenshi as of late. Honestly such a unique game, I recommend giving it a look!
I recommend kenshi all the time. I love it.