What Do You Play TODAY

[twidget]

Zombidle: REMONSTERED, a clicker game I play most days.
I've got just over 2500 hours invested in it since Aug of 2017 when I started playing it.

I've been fussing with FNV for a few weeks trying to get it running for longer than 20-30 minutes between freezes.
I think it's fixed now.

[ryan_]

Just got done playing a bunch of Civ 6. Playing Marvel Strike Force while I wait for the next thing to strike my fancy.

[Darth Bane]

For some reason, I can't stop playing Overwatch even after 1k+ hours ...

[Ronnin426850]

Favorite hero/class/map/mode? I used to play OW a lot, but I don't like the balance and Blizzard don't deserve my time and money anymore, so I gave it up for now.

[Darth Bane]

Main Mercy (360+ hours playtime), but I also play Rein, Junk, Moira, and Brig. I don't have a favorite map nor mode. Overwatch is for me, love at second sight. I played it from the beginning, but then moved to Paladins and spent over 500+ hours there. I tried OW again, and since then I play at least three matches a day.

[Doomie]

Hmm, lemme check.

Nuclear Throne, Nuclear Throne, Nuclear Throne, Nuclear Throne, and when I get tired of that, Nuclear Throne.



...oh, and Subnautica/Persona 4 when I get tired of Nuclear Throne.

[Origami-Unicorn]

I have a mixture of games on the go at the moment, Football Manager 19 on the PC (Soccer for you across the pond), Let's Go Pikachu on the Switch and I've just jumped back into Neverwinter on the XB1 since I fell out of love with Elder Scrolls Online, need that console MMO fix!

[Plsnerf]

Currently, i'm jumping between PUBG (new map is quite nice IMO), civilisation 6 (new expansion has got me hyped up, and unlike other dev's expansions here change the entire game, which makes it feel like less of a cash-grab) and some occasional Hearthstone. MMORPG scene sadly is dead for me until Ashes of Creation launches.

[Old Greybeard]

All on PS4 here. Been playing Warframe mainly since July of this year. It's just one of those games that has a huge appeal to me. Every now and then I'll add a dash of Diablo 3. Was looking forward to PoE this month but was bummed to hear they pushed it back to February. Still, better to have a solid product than not. Also looking forward to Torchlight Frontiers.

[Kharn]

I'm currently playing MTG Arena. So far, I am quite enjoying it. Certainly more than I enjoyed Duels.

I'm also playing through X-COM: Terror From The Deep after not having played it in over 20 years, and also kicking back with The Forest. TFTD is just a nerve-racking blast and The Forest is my main "survival" type game at the moment, as i like the urgency of eating and drinking more so than other similar titles.

[lenimoz]

Jumping between Path of Exile and Darkest Dungeon. Sank a lot of hours into them (love both games), but this time, this time I will finally finish them :-)

[IceWolf]

Been mostly focusing on Assassin's Creed Odyssey myself. The gameplay, story and exploration is fun and addicting. 20 hours later with this game and there is no sign of slowing down for me.

[spike11117]

I am liking AC odyssey, but the side quest weren’t done as well as Origins which hurts the game for me. Gameplay wise everything is good there.

[Clavicle]

Playing Jak & Daxter 2 and the PC version of Sunset Overdrive today.

I never had an Xbox 1 so finally getting to play Sunset Overdrive is pretty fun, although despite only being a 4 year old game, some of the humour has dated very badly.

[DarknessFX]

Playing Ashen and Sunset Overdrive.
Amazon's New World Alpha to test and see how it plays.
(Kerbal Space Program if I have any new launcher ideas)

[DarknessFX]

+ checking this indie (Free, PC): Just, Barely .
https://store.steampowered.com/app/792030/Just_Bearly/

[spike11117]

Sunset Overdrive is an awesome game, I hoping we get a sequel eventually.

[JackofTears]

Lately I've been playing:

"Mutant Year Zero" - a tactical stealth game similar to XCom, set in the rpg setting of Gamma World. The characters are quirky and fun, the level system simplistic but not bad, the world beautiful, and the difficulty high.

"Assassin's Creed Odyssey" - still, more than a Month after release, almost a month since I finished it, and I'm still playing it every couple days. The world is beautiful, the characters fun, and the gameplay very enjoyable.

"Seven: The Days Long Gone" - an isometric stealth thief game, wherein you play a cocky criminal with a cockney accent, exploring and robbing a large open world. Unfortunately, the side missions are boring, your inventory severely limited, and you've no real need for money - since you find everything you need - so no real incentive to steal. Which is too bad because the game is littered with stuff to steal, if only to break down for crafting components. It's a fun game but aside from finding skill upgrades and crafting schematics, there's no reason to deviate much from the main storyline.

"Divinity Original Sin 2" - I just came back to this one after dabbling in it a little in September. This is a fantastic game, and I played it for around 200 hours prior to the Definitive Edition upgrade, but took a break for a few months as I did other stuff. Lately, though, I've been feeling the siren call and finally decided it was time to return.

[ladq]

Kerbal Space program when I feel like making space stuff or feel like flying one of my planes. I keep checking back in with minecraft as they roll out snapshots to check out the new features while they're in beta and to make weird machines. When I feel like playing my psp, I usually look to Wipeout . And when I feel like playing my PS3 I'm usually coming back to MGS3 and Peace Walker, and Rag Doll Kung Fu. Infamous and Prototype are also good ones to check back in regularly.

[spike11117]

Right now I’m playing Ace Combat 7, AC Odyssey, and Earth Defense Force 5. All 3 are pretty good, Ace is the best of the 3. AC is hit or miss in the side quest which hurts the game.

[JackofTears]

I agree about the side missions in Assassin's Creed, about half of them are decent and the other half are boring-ass fetch quests.