What PC games are you playing?

[StephenJ]

Just started Palworld

 

[rumple9]

Taken a break from 2042 and Diablo so in last few weeks been playing BF4, and got halfway through Resident Evil 4 remake, with a dabble in Gord and The Riftbreaker. Tried Cities Skylines 2 but got a bit frustrated with power lines and water pipes.

 

[Macky]

Just bought and have been playing civilization IV complete edition for approximately £3 from a CD key website. Runs great on my laptop. Absolutely crazy how cheap you can grab some of these older games for from these key websites. Tempting me to get back into pc gaming..

 

[Coolasmoo]

Still going through Avatar and its not a bad game. Its a Farcry spoof for sure but still somewhat engrossing.

The forest environment is one you can get lost in.

 

[Frenzy]

I tried deponia but the magnet demolition poster bugged out from simply saving/loading locking progression. Turns out it is a well known issue from release, only way to fix is to restart the game from the beginning. Might go back to it, not sure.

 

[Needmorevram]

Replaying Baldur's gate 3 on honour mode (just started) and Divinity Original Sin 2.

 

[Personality+]

Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth - my favourite game in the series is Like a Dragon: Ishin however, maybe it's the historic setting that set it apart and made it more enjoyable for me, but I also preferred the storyline.

So much extra fodder in Infinite Wealth I'm finding it tedious about 6 hours in always getting interrupted with side mission content that interrupts the main storyline.

 

[Jimbo]

Just finished Resident evil village. Currently playing Resident evil 4, great fun. On and off baldurs gate 3 and Dave the diver.

 

[Proto]

Hogwarts Legacy.

 

[lee32uk]

Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name

 

[NeilFaz]

Dave the Diver
Shadow Gambit Cursed Crew
Dying Light 2

And a bit of PUBG

 

[PaulM]

Replaying Dark Souls 3 with item randomiser, played it through several times before but the randomiser is making me learn even more about the game areas

 

[Terminal_Boy]

Cyberpunk 2077 - second play through going Streetkid & Stealth Assassin this time.

 

[Junglist]

Started a proper Cyberpunk 2077 play through. I wish I would've persisted with this a few months ago because one you get into it, it's actually a brilliant game. 10 hours into it so it's bit too soon for me to workout what kind of build I want to specialise in yet but just having fun exploring the city and earning money taking down the green skulls on the map.

 

[Terminal_Boy]

Started a proper Cyberpunk 2077 play through. I wish I would've persisted with this a few months ago because one you get into it, it's actually a brilliant game. 10 hours into it so it's bit too soon for me to workout what kind of build I want to specialise in yet but just having fun exploring the city and earning money taking down the green skulls on the map.

What build have you gone for?

I’ve found my current Sandevistan Timeslow Steath Assassin build to require way, way more levelling up before it became anywhere near effective as Quickhacks + Smartweapons did.

 

[Junglist]

What build have you gone for?

I’ve found my current Sandevistan Timeslow Steath Assassin build to require way, way more levelling up before it became anywhere near effective as Quickhacks + Smartweapons did.

I've not specialised in anything yet. From what I've played so far I really enjoy using the katana (more so than the mantis blades I have at this point) along with SMG/Pistols and quick hacks.

The fact your second line reads like a foreign language to me tells me I have a way to go yet! I'm only level 13 I think.

 

[ic1male]

Started playing "The Last of Us: Part I" but it's a bit of a nightmare on my potato. I need to try it out with my DualSense controller. Does anyone here regularly use a DualSense instead of an Xbox controller? Does Steam take care of everything (apart from changing Xbox glyphs)?

 

[robinbanks]

Been having the itch for classic command and Conquer generals again been a few years.

 

[UnknownDonut]

Timberborn, Picked it up on Steam sale, Great little colony sim, looking forward to see what they do with it coming up to full release.

Humans are long gone. In a world struck by droughts and toxic waste, will your lumberpunk beavers do any better? A city-building game featuring ingenious animals, vertical architecture, water physics, and terraforming. Contains high amounts of wood.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1062090/Timberborn/

 

[RobDogDog]

Still quietly working my way through Ghost Recon Wildlands. I think I have about three more areas to liberate, the big bad missions and then I'm done. This will go into my top 10 games of all time. Thoroughly enjoyed it.

I'd love to see a full blown multi-player version of the game though - 150+ players.