Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave is my current game I’m spending the most time in. It’s Fire Emblem but now has little dungeons! They don’t add too much, honestly, but they break up the straight strategy combat with a simplified turn based RPG style. Something new, so that’s fun. Looks great; plays great.

I do like the story of my character Leda so far. It’s more “mature” than I expected as it often talks about murder and revenge. I’m eager to see what the other paths are like.

Silent Hill: Townfall is next. My friends and I always play a scary game together during the season, so this came out at a perfect time. About halfway through it, and I like it a lot!

Final Fantasy XIV: I mean, this is the goat. I’m always playing this. Eager to clear up any side activities before the new expansion in January.

Factorio, Tyr, No Man’s Sky

Depending on mood: Hunt Showdown, Outlast Trials

Stellaris and CS2

End of Abyss. It’s a nice blend of metroidvania with some souls-like elements. Also playing Control Resonant. I wasn’t big on it at first, but it’s certainly grown on me.

I’m trying to finish Valheim V1.0 solo, normal mode. I’m almost done with the easy biomes. Just need to do the hardest thing in the game which is to find Yagluth.

I’m enjoying the little things they added here and there. Still wish there were categories in the crafting stations, not just the hammer tool.

Looking forward to the new biome. Not looking forward to mistlands or ashlands… (difficult)

Res Evil: Requiem - Rare for me to enjoy a AAA title, esp in the year its released (i usually get them years later at deep discount) but this has all the best elements of the franchise with a formula that feels so damn effortlessly good to play. I dont feel cheated at 70 bucks, and thats saying something in 2026

I’m mainly playing 3 games right now.

I’m slowly but surely making my way through Valheim 1.0 with a friend who’s mostly only available during the weekends. Very fun, despite the two of us having very different gameplay styles. He enjoys looking up guides and cheesing things using tips from pros, while I like to figure out things naturally and will avoid cheese like I’m lactose intolerant. He’s the builder this time around, so things have gone mostly his way. I’d probably have more fun alone, but I know damn well I could never sit down and finish a game as long and grindy as Valheim by myself.

I’ve also been playing a lot of Helldivers 2 with a group of friends. I have a bit of a love-hate relationship with this game. There’s 5 of us now (which has been problematic in a 4-player game), and yet somehow NONE of us are ever together unless its something really tough like a flag raising objective. We just don’t really have the team play part of the game down yet (despite having several hundred hours in it), which leads to us often getting a bit tilted in the moment.

Alone, I’ve really been enjoying Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter. The second chapter came out recently, so I finally pulled it out of my backlog to play. This is VERY different from my normal games (first ever JRPG, aside from the original Pokemon games), but I’ve been having a lot of fun with it. I really like running around and seeing all of the NPCs’ own little personal stories evolving in between each quest. I’m playing on the hardest difficulty, and I’m pretty glad I am, because I’m hardly struggling outside of boss fights. Which is strange to me, because I tried the demo for this game when it first game out like a year or two ago on the same difficulty and remember finding it incredibly difficult.

nethack, one of the OG roguelikes. it even got a 5.0.0 update recently and it’s as fun as ever!

Currently obsessed with Blue Prince even after “completing” it as I’m trying to figure out some of the remaining unsolved mysteries. Could possibly be that everything is solved but I’m a believer there is still more to be found.

Rimworld grabbed me by the balls and isn’t letting me go. I asked for a 2 week vacation at work and spent pretty much the entire 2 weeks playing rimworld.

Hopped on How to Fish with a few friends for about an hour or so, then played quite a bit more on my own afterwards. Just finished getting every fish and thinking about trying for the last two achievements I have to unlock: beat the game in under an hour and kill the final boss with your bare hands. The speed running one doesn’t seem too bad with a little creativity, but I have doubts I’ll be able to do the final one on my own or at least without toning the difficulty down.

Besides that, I’ve been playing a bit of Final Fantasy Tactics’ remake on steam though that’s been on a little bit of a hiatus.

Lastly I’m prepping for an archipelago randomizer soon. Haven’t decided what I’ll play yet, but it’ll probably include Cave Story, Tunic, and Dredge.

Surprised I havent seen more Valheim on here given the recent 1.0 release! Brutal survival in a viking purgatory, great base building and strong progression. Playing with friends is a must though.

Control: Resonant is also something I’m really enjoying, definitely a bigger game than the first one and some incredible visuals, combat is very fun too.

Wurm online, trackmania, and a silly Indy game ai learns to drive where you train a feed forward neutral network to drive a race track.

Guild wars 2 sucked me back a couple of weeks or have it been months now maybe. Oh well.

Then I play some dicevaders. Never was much into balatro but this is so much fun. All the colors and sounds… Pure dopamine.

I’m not and that makes me very sad. To much real life going on and I’m in desperate need of the escapism.