Castlevania: aria of sorrow, more raycrysis from the ray’z cronology, and I might finally buy the first leynos port for ps4.

where is the line between patient and retro gamer?

Warframe, I’m at the point where I can start steel path, but for some reason I decided I wanted to max-level all factions before doing so, and I’ve come too far to not do it, only got 3 left.

Emerald dead redemption 2. Played out 8 hours so far, been enjoying it

Arctic Eggs :)

Minecraft. Still on 1.21.4. Need to build a storage building/system, but feeling a little blocked.

The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker

Only have time to play on the weekends, so I’m in slow mode. But enjoying navigation on the sea.

Playing Binding of Isaac finally. I was a little disappointed with the difficulty honestly! One of my most heavily played games ever is another Roguelike - DCSS. To be clear that one is turn-based, which is very different, but it took me years and dozens at least, probably low hundreds of runs to beat it.

I’m sure I’ll be quickly humbled by the hard-mode difficulty and challenges and such on this one though. Super rewarding, fun, and extremely replayable! Great game. The different characters can play really differently, and through RNG you can def end up with some hilariously weak, or strong, builds.

I just set up Kingdom Hearts 2 on PCSX2 to try and decide if I’m gonna buy it on Steam.

Other than that, I’m finishing my The Wonderful 101 Hard playthrough on the way to 100% the game, and trying to beat all of Ken Amada’s combo challenges in P4AU—27 down, 3 to go.

Sekiro. The difficulty rises drastically with Demon of Hatred and Isshin.

I’m slowly continuing my playthrough of Divinity: Original Sin II and absolutely loving it.
I also recently bought Stardew Valley, finally, and started playing it a bit.
Last one, Mushihimesama as the c/shmups Game of the Month.

I got back into Mini Metro. Wonderful minimalistic game.

I finally got my PS3 emulator up and running, so I’m finally able to play Sly 4 for the first time.

It’s… different from the others. First in art, second on overall feel. The art is changed for a more cartoon aesthetic than comic book, so animation in the 2D cutscenes is more fluid and there are more details on everything (you can see the wrinkles in Sly’s shirt, and the tufts of fur, for instance). The gameplay feels more floaty, like when you jump it looks like you kinda hover for a second before falling back down and it feels a little more weightless than the first three games.

I’m still liking that I get to play more Sly, so I’m not complaining too much.

Final Fantasy VII Remake, finally. Put in 4 or 5 hours right off the bat, put it down 4 or 5 years, picked it back up and now I’m about halfway through.

I’m going back through the Pokémon series again (out of order). Currently playing through Yellow

It came out not super long ago (2023) but Jusant has been a lot of fun and chill.