Currently playing Terraria (modded)

That's still a thing?! o.O

First descendant, sh*t goes hard Been playing a lot of bo3 zombies too lately

Nothing at the moment but I have several waiting in the wings: -Alan Wake (never finished it) -The Last of Us (never finished it) -Borderlands 3 (just got it from PS Plus) -Metal Gear Solid: The Phantom Pain (never finished it) -The Callisto Protocol (never finished it) -Sifu (never...........started it! Had you there, didn't I?) There are more, but these are the ones I'm looking at next. Unless I get a PS5 between now and then in which case I'll be aiming to get Star Wars: Outlaws or Star Wars Jedi: Survivor; maybe both, depending on my financial standings post-console purchase.

I’ve been D2 sober for a couple of years now. I’ll probably stay that way too. Warframe, though. Recent updates just keep bringing me back. Especially right now. I can spend hours fashion framing and modding. (Many. Many. Hours.) [spoiler]Also Lies of P (which is pretty fun, I like the perfect blocking) and Elden Ring + DLC (+ Seamless Co-Op mod) with muh bois. Maybe even Helldivers 2 as well.[/spoiler]

Just finished: [b]In Stars and Time[/b] - A fun time loop turn based RPG. While it's got a nice turn based RPG system, the RPG side is definitely not the focus of the game. There's technically only one dungeon, but if you couldn't guess by the "time loop" part, you will be spending a lot of time there as you loop back over and over and over and over and over. If you're under the impression it's a Roguelike, then don't worry, it is very much not. You're basically jumping all over time, to various checkpoints around the dungeon, so it's not a "start from the beginning and get as far as you can" kind of deal, and it's completely reasonable to actually get to the end of the dungeon on your first try (I did!). The game is very story focused, and man what a story it is! It's hard to really say much about it without spoilers, but it's genuinely probably one of my favorite takes on the idea of a time loop ever. Highly recommend. [b]Link's Awakening Remake[/b] - Kind of underwhelming tbh. I understand that it was a Gameboy game originally, but like, the writing isn't very good, and Koholint is a very boring place. The dungeons were fun, but given how much people talked this one up I was expecting more I guess. Still glad I played it, it was nice to play a traditional Zelda again, since I've more or less given up on the franchise since BotW (though I am planning on picking up Echoes of Wisdom). Just started: [b]Chained Echoes[/b] - A turn based RPG. It's hard to say much more about it since I've only literally just finished the prologue, but it's quite good. Real nice combat system they've got going on. Hope it keeps up the quality! I was just really in the mood for another turn based RPG because In Stars and Time was so good, and a friend recommended me this one a while back. Go play In Stars and Time. [b]Dragon Quest Builders 2[/b] - A game that's been on my to buy list for a very long time, finally picked it up on a sale. It kinda feels like Minecraft meets My Sims Kingdom, and tbh I think of My Sims Kingdom a lot so I'm glad to finally have found a game that scratches that same itch. I was also, like, considering getting back into Cult of the Lamb because I wanted a town management sim, but this scratches that itch too, which is good because I didn't like Cult of the Lamb very much. Will pretty much always be playing: [b]Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles HD[/b] - I'm getting close to 700 hours on this game. I've already 100% it with 8 characters, but I like just hopping on to play a dungeon every now and then. Unfortunately, with nothing left to do, I tend to have a hard time actually choosing a dungeon to play, but thankfully this game is online, and I can always just hop on another player's lobby. Unfortunately, the game doesn't have a huge playerbase, so it's actually a bit of a gamble whether or not there will be a lobby up. Want to be playing: [b]Don't Starve: Hamlet[/b] - Don't Starve is the best survival game ever. Period. I was always struggling to get a grasp on the Hamlet DLC (which is essentially a sequel), but last time I played I finally got the hang of things... Only to discover that the console version of Don't Starve has a huge glitch that causes Hamlet worlds to crash after a certain event is triggered. Sad face. I've already quote "beaten" the other two DLC, by surviving a full year while having also beaten all bosses, so I really want to add Hamlet to that list, but alas. Hopefully a bug fix comes out eventually.

The same thing we play every day, Pinky.

Who says I'm playing Destiny?