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I stopped playing Warframe because I was tired of crashing my video card driver mid-game causing me to lose my stupid grind loot.
What a stupid grind-game that's surprisingly good.
Here's a Minmus base I started building in Kerbal Space Program. From left to right, refueling tanker, manned-science rover (or hopper), nuclear reactor+thermoelectric generator (KSP-I) lander, mining lander. Orange tanks were detached from the landers during landing and re-used to store refined fuel from the miner section.
Hollow Knight. If you haven't play that game, I really recommend it. It's a mix of Dark Souls with Metroidvania. The Dark Souls part is not so much for the difficulty (baring some bosses and optional bosses) but for the dying mechanics (you lose part of your magic meter and your money) and the ambient (pretty dark and ambiguous, and you get more about the lore from interactions with NPCs and items).
I'm a sucker for the cutesy fashion styling games. This one's the best out of the whole bunch because you can dress men and women and they took out the whole fashion show thing from the third game.
Breath of the Wild. My mother-in-law gave me a Switch for Christmas.
As a Zelda game it's great, as an open-world sandbox, even better. I like feeling rewarded for the little episodic victories. Today I might finish Divine Beast Ruto. Yesterday I got Shock Arrows. The day before that I might have sailed to an elusive tower or just shaken some apples out of a tree. It's a casual's playground in a hardcore's paradise.
EDIT: Also replaying Saints Row the Third, PS3. I made a character with ripped muscles and a maxed out bulge. He is shirtless at all times. I call him 'The Toxic Male.' Ha ha, fuck you, Anita.
The new South park game, not quiet as good as the first was and combat feels like a mess at times with no real defenses against status change attacks, but the grid system is fun and the writing isn't half bad. Lots of pretty good shots at every internet popular social issue
Unreal Tournament 4, movement feels good but clunky but that's because it's in alpha. Guns feel good to shoot too, too bad it's been in alpha for years now which is upsetting. Surprised it's not dead though, I found a game in less than 15 seconds multiple times last night around 1am. Something I can't even do in OW.
Tales of Beseria. I originally wrote it off because I thought the main character looked a bit too tryhard, but after watching this video, I realized she had a pretty damn good reason to be so I decided to give it a shot. Glad I did too.
Plus the game looks really nice, I like all the characters so far, and I enjoy the battle system a lot.
Going through GTA IV's The Lost and Damned expansion. This and The Ballad of Gay Tony are excellent expansions that make IV an even better game, which makes Rockstar's abandonment of GTA V's single player feel even worse (this in turn leaves me felling somewhat apprehensive about Red Dead Redemption 2).
Recently got Shovel Knight, and wow, this game is EXACTLY what I've been wanting. Beautiful 8-bit style graphics (you may consider them 16-bit but I don't), a huge variety in bosses and enemies, great SMB3 style map, awesome Ducktales-style Shovel jump, great secrets to find, great multiple paths to take.
I got the "Treasure Trove" release which includes the follow-ups. Can't wait for Plague Knight's game. Plague Knight looks awesome.
So glad I finally got a true retro-throwback. I wanted Cuphead at first, but thats not available on Sony's product for whatever stupid reason.
Friend talked me into getting back into WoW. I quit maybe a month or two after Legion came out. We played Destiny 2 before this for a few weeks and it fucking suuuucked
