Besides CP2077, playing Sekiro and just started Batman Arkham trilogy, gonna try it on Hard difficulty.
Currently working my way through Halo: The Master Chief Collection. Currently on Halo CE, will be working my way chronologically through the series.
I'm flip flopping between Cyberpunk 2077 and modding Skyrim.
Got to playing a bit of NFS Heat - it's actually not as bad as I first feared, had some fun and the AI was brutal in the few night races I've attended.
Waiting for Metro: Exodus Enhanced Edition, previously got to the Caspian sea on the first version when I experienced a HDD failure and lost all my saves (no Cloud saves either for some reason) so I've been waiting for an excuse to try again.
Got to playing a bit of NFS Heat - it's actually not as bad as I first feared, had some fun and the AI was brutal in the few night races I've attended.
Waiting for Metro: Exodus Enhanced Edition, previously got to the Caspian sea on the first version when I experienced a HDD failure and lost all my saves (no Cloud saves either for some reason) so I've been waiting for an excuse to try again.
KOTOR 2, Witcher 2 and AC: Brotherhood are my favourite games of all time, so those are what Im playing.
Dragon Quest Builders 2 now that it came out on Game Pass. Working through Code Vein off and on, too.
Trails of Cold Steel 4. You just need to have a 1000+ hours game to really understand all the story. Piece of cake. If you forget accessories IRL like sleeping, eating, taking a shower...
What a monster of a game...
What a monster of a game...
Syrian Warfare, it's a game from a small indie Russian developer, a RTS game that ppl say feels like Men of War (though I never played it). It's a good game, and for such a low price a great bargain.
The fundamentals for the game are pretty good, but it lacks a lot of quality of life details that could help you manage your forces better (and avoid some stupid losses of units or ammo cause ammo is limited here and you must take great care to spend it wisely), but I guess for a indie developer's first attempt in making a modern-military style RTS game it's a worthy effort and I don't regret buying it. It's a singleplayer game so no MP option. I hope it's okay to provide a link to the Steam store here, if not pls delete it from my post lol.
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The fundamentals for the game are pretty good, but it lacks a lot of quality of life details that could help you manage your forces better (and avoid some stupid losses of units or ammo cause ammo is limited here and you must take great care to spend it wisely), but I guess for a indie developer's first attempt in making a modern-military style RTS game it's a worthy effort and I don't regret buying it. It's a singleplayer game so no MP option. I hope it's okay to provide a link to the Steam store here, if not pls delete it from my post lol.
Syrian Warfare on Steam
Real Time Strategy with a high degree of realism. The game is based on a true story.
Cyberpunk 2077 5th playthrough, Have not enjoyed anything since i started playing the Witcher series and cyberpunk. Outriders nope, Death stranding nope(even though death stranding is a well made game). I tried quite a few other games but just a big nope.
After few months of constant Cyberpunk play (4 playthroughs and more as 650 hours on it) I have returned to Elite Dangerous ... however I'm quite sure I will visit Night City again soon
I can't talk for everyone, but I certainly got bored with CP77 after the second play though, once more content is added I'll pick it back up again, and I'm sure others will too.