What Do You Play TODAY

[ShredderCody]

I have been playing Monster Hunter World and Factorio on the daily. Rainbow six siege on most days too.

[henk717]

I have been playing Quake Champions Doom Edition today, its great classic fast paced fun and plays amazing on high HZ monitors!
Because Doom is so old your PC is going to run this at max framerate pretty much all the time even if you don't have a gaming rig, and best of all you can use Zandronum and Freedoom to play this 100% free (But that will mean the enemy's and textures look different if your using Freedoom instead of regular Doom).

[Iandille123]

I played sniper 3D on Android smartphone

[NorthernNikki]

I love that game!! The graphics initially turned me off, but it's really grown on me and is near and dear to my heart. Can't count the number of times I've been attacked because I had to stop and take a screenshot of a sunset or something. It's hard to explain why it's so gripping, it just is. I'm excited for the update coming this month.

[NorthernNikki]

I vary from week to week on what draws my interest. This week I've been playing Two Point Hospital relentlessly - the new DLC is silly fun. I can often be found fighting hordes of zombies in They Are Billions - it drew me back in recently after they added the ability to create/download custom maps and campaigns and those are a lot of fun and bring new challenges to the game. When my grandson comes by for a visit I'll jump into Spyro with him and get all nostalgic. Don't Starve recently released the latest DLC Hamlet in early access, and it's added a new level of difficulty to an already challenging game. It's fun, but so freaking much salt flows that I prefer watching my husband play. And when I'm feeling like I just need to chill out, I'll fire up The Long Dark. It's not an easy game, but it's so immersive that I just absolutely lose myself in it.

[Balnor]

Ended up buying Batman: Arkham Knight on a sale and finally got to play it this weekend.
If you just go through the main story, it is short but a fun amount of hours, but there is a lot of extra content.

The "Mission Wheel" is a great way to structure the content and add to it throughout the game. For someone like me that does not have the time he used to for playing games, it really helped with the structure and enjoyment.
If you've played any of the previous games, there is little news on the "Batman Combat", active, escalating and hilarious as it is. They did add the Batmobile as more than just a cinematic model this time and you're either going to love or hate the "Tank" combat in the game, but for me, it provided a nice alternative to the normal combat.

Primarily I've been staying away from it, due to the terrible release version on PC, but it all seems to be fixed now.

Not done with the game yet, but I'm having a blast and can recommend it, even on PC

[SnowyJess]

I started playing Little Dragons Cafe recently, been enjoying it so far. It's what I would describe as a 'worker bee' game, the kind of game where you're almost constantly thinking about how much you can get done each day, similar to how I felt playing Stardew Valley.

I also started a second playthrough of Hollow Knight and it's still just as good as when I first played it.

I've been playing Okami on the Switch recently as well and a lot slower than usual, since I've played through that game so many times I thought why not play it in Japanese? I've been wanting to learn for a while and one idea I had was to play some games with a lot of text and it seemed perfect since I already know the story and I've played it so many times I won't get stuck.

[shoyu]

Smash Bros, Monster Hunter, Pokemon Let's Go. Currently considering whether or not to get Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem. I in the mood for some some endless gear farming.

[UpPlus Gaming]

I have a tradition of playing the Kingdom Hearts franchise every once in awhile. Love the story ad gameplay.

[OneLittleAlex]

I think i can safely say that Skyrim is the main game i play for a while now and with like 100+ mods it's actually fun for a chance, especially the combat after lvl 10. Seems wildcat+revenge of the enemies+frostfall+ineed = one hell of a drug.
I've also been going back to a version of the Florentis Evolved mod for Mount and Blade Warband every now and then for a change in pace.
Also, i got lucky and scored a free copy of For Honor, buuuut my system is not really suited for it (oh the curse of gaming on a laptop).
What i've been meaning to play is the old Elder Scrolls 2 Daggerfall to get a sense of the world and whatnot, especially since i heard it's being remade by a group of fans

[Alexander452]

Currently, i'm playing through Dying Light: The Following and Warhammer 40k Santus Reach.


Once i'm done with those, i'll most likely jump back to my modded Fallout: New Vegas and get all the achievements.




I have a huge backlog of games, so i have no shortage of options.

[Marty]

I play Warframe mainly right now and I got into fortnite recently because my brother only has a ps4 so Its a game I can play with him for free (though Im not aware of other cross play games anyway). Warframe is fantastic IMO if a little grindy and a bit of a spreadsheet at times but is still incredibly fun.

I find fortnite to be an okay game and after playing it (having previously joked about how bad it was without properly playing it) I do find it fun especially the current team deathmatch like mode. The building in the game is what almost breaks this for me it takes a game that advertises itself as a shooter (it has guns this is the way you win normally) and then takes this game in a completly different direction with the building.

[Vexxt]

MP -

Insurgency
WW3
Hunt: Showdown

SP -

Dusk
Darksiders 3

[DeathJester76]

Am playing The Long Dark, excellent sandbox survival game...very unforgiving, steep learning curve but once you get the hang of it, a lot of fun!

[Raiju Thunder]

I’m currently playing Warframe on my new limited edition Nintendo Switch. So far I’m having fun and greatly enjoying it over destiny.