Last game(s) you bought

The 2nd game is called Vam'pire something. It is another simple little game where you are a recruit for the town militia and you end up contracting vampirism during an early mission where your home town gets wiped out. It was a little "too" simple and I don't know if I'll go back to it or not.

I'm playing the game above this post instead; at least at the moment. I also have MM6-8 all started with a few hours in each. MM6 KDCS party and have finished New Sorpigal. MM7 TDCS just reached Harmondale. MM8 Custom 5 character party w/Dark Elf, Necro, Knight, Cleric, Dragon. I use the editor to allow creating all level 1 characters. I don't use the dragon to attack. He is there to fly us around and use miscellaneous skills. Dragons are too OP in MM8. I've cleared the whole game with a single dragon main and it was trivially easy. This party has just been created and I've looted the barrels. I'll likely use the editor to give me enough money to outfit everyone. 200 gold isn't enough to outfit 5 characters instead of just one

That was virtual reality edition of Skyrim. Honestly I didn't play virtual or augmented reality games before but augmented reality development company provided such an amazing Skyrim vr version that I decided to buy that game. Still playing, since January.

Doom 64

Doom Eternal. I still haven't got around to playing Doom from 2016, and since my playtime is absorbed by two RPGs, I doubt I'll get to them for awhile unless I end up going on quarantine or something.

Wasteland Remastered

I grabbed it now because it's on sale, but I probaly won't play it until a few months down the line. They're still tweaking it, and I've got other games lined up for the immediate future. I might even wait until after WL3 is released so I can do WL-WL2-WL3 back to back.

Walking Dead - Final Season. I had no idea the Epic Games Store exclusivity expired and it was brought to Steam. Anyways, I got it.

I picked up Resident Evil 3 Remake and Final Fantasy 7 Remake on their launch days. Haven't touched RE3 yet; put about 2 hours into FF7. Still working on other stuff, so I'm probably going to put off actually playing them until later.

Warhammer: Vermintide 2

I had an 80% off coupon for it in my Steam inventory so I figured why not? I had a few hours of fun with the original Vermintide and this one looks better. I'll drop some impressions when I get around to playing it.

ESO for the 3rd time. $14.99 for the base game + Morrowind, Sumerset, and Elsweyer was too much of a good thing to resist. I plan on just creating one new character for each land and when I'm done, I'm done!

Picked up SimCity2000 & Dungeon Keeper 2 on GOG sale, just for the sake of having them in my library. There's an open source DK2 in the making (OpenKeeper), will have to try it out.

I bought a bunch of games just trying to find something that grabbed my attention. The only game I actually kept is called Last Epoch and this is an action rpg similar to Diablo III or Path of Exile. It is in Early Access, so any review will be for the current build only.

I always play some type of mage and I'm playing one in this as well. Once I hit level 20, I can choose to be a Spell Sword or Sorcerer. There will be a 3rd choice on release. It's kept me playing for 15 hours or so, but is a little high-priced on Steam. If you look around you can probably find it cheaper, but I just wanted to keep it in my Steam library so bit the bullet.

It has a decent loot system and the crafting is both simple, quick and powerful. One fun thing is that you can break down items that may have modifiers you want but in the wrong type of weapon armor for your build. You'll destroy the item but keep the shard and can slot it in something else.

I almost never bother with end game content, but the main campaign seems okay if a little threadbare at this point. Still there are tons of hours of map clearing and loot acquisition to be had already and the build trees are already pretty fun to mess with.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/899770/Last_Epoch/

I think it was Detroit Become Human.

Cloudpunk - unfortunately too much twitch needed to fly properly.

Pathfinder: Kingmaker. I am glad I had experience playing D&D 3.5 in the day because there are some serious numbers crunching below the surface. Its fun and challenging but the designers assumed way too much of their audience that they would understand how to build their PC, etc. I like the fact it doesn't take you by the hand in the least but the designers needed greater information to help new comers.

Dark Souls 2 SotFS. After trying to get into the series for 9 long years, I think I finally got it. Been playing it non-stop since last week.

I got two games recently, Mafia 1 Definitive Edition and Observation.

I hope I've not shot myself in the foot with Mafia 1. Worst case I can refund it, if it's a buggy mess or anything.

Observation is a space game that's been an Epic Game Store exclusive for some time, and was just released on Steam and GOG. I've heard plenty of praise for it that I decided to get it. This and Outer Wilds is what I've been constantly hearing about.

I just pre-purchased The Outer Worlds for Nintendo Switch, which netted me a discount and will pre-load and be ready to play (supposedly). I had fun with the PC version, and look forward to playing this - I expect somewhat diminished graphics like Witcher 3, but feel the gameplay will translate pretty well. We’ll see

Civ VI frontiers pass
Already enjoying the new leaders, lots of little changes (meteorite storms!!!)

From The Summer 2020 Sale on GOG.com:

• Arx Fatalis
• Blood: Fresh Supply
• Driftmoon Enchanted Edition
• Ishar Compilation

Uncharted 4. I'm about to start it. I also discovered that I had somehow missed that there is a sort-of Uncharted 5 that came out in 2017.