What games are you playing?

Oh yeah another n'wah spotted. Though it's so hard to resist breaking the game with alchemy... how do you keep things interesting?

Well, I'm starting the Mass Effect saga (again) all over again (but really, I mean, AGAIN), and I'm doing the same with the Assassin's Creed one. But I kinda play a lot of different things anytime. Halo, Dark Souls... All kind of stuff.

Currently playing Resident Evil REmake, Haunting Ground, Windwaker HD, and Mario Kart 8. I've already beaten them before in the past. With the exception of Windwaker HD somewhat because I have beaten the original Gamecube version and I have not 3 starred Mario Kart 8. Though I hear there's no point in doing so since it doesn't show up online and you don't get any actual rewards for it.

Haunting Ground looks great, but damn the price just keeps going up.

Grabbed Shovel Knight myself, it's amazing!

Haunting Ground is worth it imo. I enjoyed it more than Clock Tower 3.

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Just got a wiiu, and i play zombie u actually.

Pokemon Y on the 3DS and then PS4 I still switch between 3 or 4 games.

Been playing Wildstar and a bunch of games from the summer sale. Ended up selling all my steam trading cards and made about $10

I just love the world :) I can spend hours just wandering around Vivec and Ebonheart
Im also using the MGSO mod that makes the game look much better
Although it does kick my fps down to 40 even on my 780...

I have a massive backlog of games, so I'm splitting my time between Senran Kagura Burst, Bravely Default and Resonance of Fate while also practicing Persona 4 Arena to prep for Ultimax's release in September.

Beat Shovel Knight... amazing stuff! If you grew up on the NES, it's a must have.

Shovel Knight. An amazing game every single inch from story, gameplay and humor brims with charm, wit and a healthy respect for the crappy old days when platformers were pretty much the only serviceable game on the market. So much love was put into such a small title, it's one of those games that people will be talking about for a long time. I loved it.

Yeah, I think it should set the indie bar for the rest to follow. It's pure quality.

A lot of people actually refer to Supergiant's Bastion for setting the indie bar but Shovel Knight certainly holds it's own.

I got myself onto Splinter Cell Chaos Theory on the hardest difficulty setting. It's becoming kind of hard there '.'

Divinity Original Sin. It's okay so far but I'm already pretty bored of the world they set up so I usually end up skipping through dialogue until the journal tracks a quest and tutorial is really poor.

Picked up Project Diva F recently, having a lot of fun with it.

Rogue legecy. Piked it up in the steam sale. Loving it. Its grindy but addicting as all.
Also got dark souls II during the sale. Suprisingly having more fun with the former even though I loved DaSI. Still getting into the flow of it I think mostly. Magician probably wasnt the best starter class to pick. Should still be fun once I get the hang of things. The weather just picked up and it has been really hot lately so that probably hasnt helped my playing it. I keep getting headaches >>

And finally Im working my way through kichikuou rance. On the demon realm phase. It"s been neat seeing the prototype characters that appear in all the later rance games.

At this moment, I'm trophy hunting Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time while occasionally going playing any of the Saints Row games having fun making characters.