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I've been replaying red dead 2 which turns 6 this year :P
Replaying hollow knight ahead of the imminent release of silk song. It’s so close that I can taste copper.
Damn, as desperate as we elden ring fans were for dlc, I can only imagine and pour one out for what hollow knight fans are going through. Hoping you guys get a release date soon!
AC Origins
Apparently, for me, the better question is, "Which games newer than 6 years are you playing?" It turns out I dont play many new games, just Elden Ring and Jedi Fallen Order ( which is 5 years old even). Deep rock might squeeze in there, but it just turned 6 years old
Battlefield 3 or 4 and Halo MCC. Also Skullgirls.
Titanfall 2
I'm never not playing Skullgirls. Somehow still going, Marie DLC just dropped last week.
Took about a decade off gaming and Needed some "new" games in the pandemic. Bought some new games last year, Skyrim ultimate everything in a bundle, also bought Fallout 3-new Vegas bundles. Skyrim was awesome and I played it for about a year, FO 3 was ok, loving 4, heard New Vegas is the best.
Other than that I play super old school, emulator games for SNES, N64 when I have a bit of time.
I have a weird philosophy where I don't try things until they're about 10 years old, games, TV shows, etc. I figure I am pretty much guaranteed an epic experience if people are still talking about it at that point.
Gran Turismo 4
Victoria 2. I like 3, but I've got a heavily modded megacampaign with my friends going and I don't know 3 well enough to tweak it yet. 2 is still a great game.
Also Assetto Corsa. Competizione looks fun but I like driving stuff other than GT cars
Software Inc (Early access since 2015) Raft (EA since 2018, full release 2022)
just finished another solid bloodborne playthrough, gotta love the logarius wheel and whirligig saw
RDR2 and Factorio
Almost exclusively Final Fantasy 14 with some Warframe and a smattering of older puzzle games.
Rocket League. I probably play a solid 3 hours of that every single week, and have done for the last two years. Before those two years I probably played a solid 7-8 hours a week. It's my forever game, the game I play when I'm bored, the game I play when I've got a lot on my mind and just want to fill the void in my head with something safe and easy.
MHW and Warframe
Star Wars the old republic.
I played the absolute FUDGE out of KoToR back in the day, and played SWTOR at launch. But coming back to it after a decade plus just lets me enjoy the story. I won't say its a perfect MMO, because its just not. But oh gawd does the story get good!
The Long Dark, came out of early access in 2017, so I got the game earlier than that and it still has updates.
Dishonered 1 and 2, a playthrough every year, Witcher 3, Mad Max, MGS V, Prey, theres tons of good games to play a second, third or yearly playthrough.
The open world Mad Max? That game is so underrated. I love using the grappling hook
Rocket League has been a big one for me recently. But I've actually been making an effort to play new stuff besides that, like Alan Wake 1&2, Cyberpunk, and Baldur's Gate 3.
GZDoom! It just doesn't get boring to shoot demons for half an hour. I'm playing Volatile Material and Doom Infinite at the moment.