@Aevann please pin the thread

!g*mers please share your thoughts on War Thunder Scoring is out of ten because out-of-five-cels are oppressed

War Thunder

didn't play/don't care/button - 29 votes

In honor of the triumphant return and subsequent re-exit of I decided to play No Mens Sky for the first time since 2018 according to my cloud saves. Juuust a bit more complex now.

You made it during midnight strag

I'm playing Titanfall 2, swag 😎 campaign

As well as Need For Speed: Heat, where I spend an neurodivergent amount of time customizing every nook and cranny of all my Nissan cars and fat@ss Latinx racer waifu

>back on the destiny 2 grind

I can't stop playing

Timberborn - A city builder with the gimmick that there's actually flowing water in rivers that you can manipulate with dams, levees, canals, etc. Which turns out to be way more than just a gimmick, it actually adds a very interesting new layer to the game.

Shadow Empire - Planetary conquest simulator for those way way down the spectrum. I like it because it actually models logistics in a serious way. That may sound boring but it's not. It's way more interesting when you've got to hold key terrain to keep your supply lines open or threaten the enemy's. And it's pretty intuitive. Just don't do anything stupid like getting surrounded or going way out into the wilderness away from roads.

Thriving City Song - A Chinese city builder clearly inspired by the boomer era Emperor: Rise of the Middle Kingdom but it seems to be better. They've ditched some of the weird annoying stuff in the Impressions games like the "walkers" who have to walk past a house to provide services.

The Farmer Was Replaced - A simple programming game. Get your robot to do what you want.

Back to elden ring doing meme runs to prepare for Shadow Of The Ermahgerd on the 21st

Thanks @Aevann

It was Valve week for me. Dota2 and TF2.

I went back TF2 after a long pause and was pleasantly surprised that after such a break, I suck as much as I did before.

Dota with the new patch has people still trying to figure things out and plenty of newbies, so it's quite pleasant. I was mostly playing Turbo to grind the event badges.

Still grinding some legendaries in sword/shield. Here's the shinies I've got so far in sword and shield specifically.

well this is now outdated

Personally I have been playing 360 games like a good noughties boomer

Web of Shadows is pretty cool Also have you guys heard of this indie game called Girl Fight? It has girls and they fight

I just reinstalled my Steam copy of the 1994 X-Com. Trying not to save scum this playthrough. It's tough, but the wins do feel a bit better.

I've been pretty lucky in that I brought down a single occupancy UFO with the interceptor's machine guns on my first day, raided two landed ufo's, and the terror attack on Perth at the end of the month was just floaters and reapers.

Dragon Warrior II

My computer is fixed so I get to get back to FE: Awakening! I haven't had a ton of time to play so I've only done like 1 story chapter, the tiki recruitment paralogue, and I did the first rogues and redeemers. I want to do them all and get limit break* because a bunch of my unit's stats are capped but laziness...

*after I get the first one I am absolutely just save editing in all the ones I want, lmao. grinding is only fun up to a point

Astral Chain on switch but it runs like shit on emulation kinda regret it. Will beat crystal project probably next week.

I'm actually playing Star Struck Vagabond. The game from the (in)famous game critic Ben Crowshaw.

It's unique, I'll give the game that. I'm actually enjoying it, but the game's definitely not for everyone. You really have to be picking up what the game is putting down, if I can put it that way.

Granblue Fantasy Versus Rising but I want to take a break and clear my backlog

I need to play Fear and Hunger (+Termina), Andy & Leyley and a few VTuber games

Im also playing a bit of strive

Slice and Dice is a fun rougelike I got into recently

Cyberpunk 2077. A new play-through after abandoning it shortly after purchase at launch. I am very much enjoying it, it's well written, they really did pay attention and fix innumerable bugs. I had to do a bit of fiddling with the controls (it has a lot of controls) to get comfy, and redo the tutorials until I got good and it's all been worth it.

Sea of Thieves. I kinda regret getting it

Late but nine sols is absolute kino, will make a review post when I finish it

candy crush

Multiversus

Shit is leet