I picked up FNV late last night. I yet again have more games than time!

Just got Disco Elysium since I keep hearing how it’s great.

I’m debating Fallout 3 or New Vegas. Both are super cheap without DLC and pretty cheap with the DLC. I’ve owned both historically back in the day but neither survived and apparently I didn’t get them on steam back then. The DLCs would really be interesting at this point but I am so cheap I can’t convince myself

I’m playing Skyrim now too. First playthrough where I actually killed a dragon!

I always get caught up with side quests and messing around, but this time I’m gonna try to follow main quest line.

Talos Principle mostly. Got it free on GOG a while back from Amazon Prim gaming. It a pretty fun puzzle game. I have had to look up a few puzzles because I was stumped, but generally trying to work my way through it without help

Yeah I got the steam deck in the early spring this year and am still trying to get through Witcher 3 and fallout 4. I have a handful of games I got for PC back 15 years ago on steam that I still need to work on after that

Seems like a good spot to put some unskippable ads. This is a million dollar idea!

I’ve played off and on for years and don’t think I’ve ever made it past level 20. I have no idea why I’m so terrible

It’s a seriously complicated UI but once you get used to it it’s pretty fun. The use of the default non-android keyboard will take a while to learn all of the key board shortcuts.

Also note that you don’t actually need to manually use arrow keys at all. You can use ‘o’ to auto search the map and Tab to auto advance to / attack enemies. You can also zoom in a bit with volume keys to make the map a little more visible

I’ve been playing Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup. It’s a port from a PC version so the controls are a little clunky, but I find it a nice change of pace from SPD.

There’s a lot more complexity in the game and at least one tutorial says to focus on minotaur berserker to simply learning the game.

Ita not a single game, but I waste a lot of time on gamesnacks.com

What game is the modern take on wizardry? I can’t seem to find it but it sounds interesting