What games are you playing now?

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Automobilista 2 - bought it few days ago, IMSA bundle and all classic European tracks. Great simulation that drives very good on gamepad. And one of the best sounding simulation, if not the best.
 
Once again it's getting too hot to even think of turning on the PS5. I don't know how people in normally hot countries actually use it. Maybe their houses aren't as stupidly built as ours.

Back playing the likes of Stardew and AMS2 on the handheld PC instead, sitting in the nice cool(ish) garden. This is the future of my gaming.
 
Gran Turismo on my Vita. For a cut down game for a handheld console it's a very good package compared to modern games.
 
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I bit the bait and got pulled into Palworld. Still trying to figure things out, but I got an okay starter base so far. Eventually, I'm going to move to a better location for a permanent one.
 
Bought a month of premium on nexus mods to try some mod collections on some games, these collections have hundreds of mods each.

Skyrim with Keizaal Online

Starfield with Odyssey - A True RPG collection

Cyberpunk with Welcome To Night City collection, Dark Future (survival mode mod) and the Realistic Traffic Density mod

I've been giving Starfield another shot for the past few days. I started a new game and I'm currently on the Vanguard questline but I'm still not into it. No amount of mods can make Starfield a good game.

Next will be Fallout New Vegas with the VeryLastKiss's New New Vegas collection.
 
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Way too hot for Playstation at the moment so been gaming on the Steam Deck exclusively.

Put a few of hours into Graveyard keeper as I got it for free and as per most of these types of games I want to like them but its all too overwhelming and slow to get anywhere. If I have to contastly Google where to find a certain material or know how to progress i lose interest very quickly.

Also played Serious Sam the Next Encounter. Always loved the Serious Sam games.
It's aged quite badly in many areas but the mindless shooting is still brilliant and its a perfect game for the Steam Deck.
 
Stardew Valley. I stupidly got it on Steam (a triple dip as I already have it on PS5 and Switch) and have got sucked in again. I am now a full-time virtual farmer and constantly think of crop rotations and keeping all my animals fed & happy. Jeremy is right, this is a harder life than it looks.
 
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I don't know for sure but I think I know what you mean, this game is harsh!

Last night I had to choose between aiding Legion or Tali, apparently it was possible to prepare for a mutually beneficial option but the game didn't even hint as to how you do that (unless I missed it) and it was pretty traumatic.

Still great, but I can only imagine what's to come...
 
In anticipation of some cooler weather and finally being able to turn on the PS5, bought the AssCreed Black Flag remake as I never played the original. Looking forward to a bit of legal piracy this weekend.

Also picked up Powerwash Sim. We have a hosepipe ban starting on Friday so I’ll have to get my cleaning kicks virtually.
 
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Besides Gran Turismo I‘ve just started my first playthrough of the Yakuza 4 Remaster (after having played 0, Kiwami 1 & 2 and 3).

I’m still pretty early in the main story, but I’m really enjoying it so far. What stands out to me again is how immersive and atmospheric the game feels.

Exploring Kamurocho and getting absorbed in the world has always been one of my favorite aspects of these games.
 
-Forza Horizon 6 (PC and Xbox)
-Dave the Diver, with the Godzilla and Dredge DLC (PC and Xbox)
-Spider-Man Remastered, PC only. I purchased it some time ago, dropped it about 3 hours in and now I restarted again. I think my problem was trying to play it like the Batman Arkham games. Now I play it loose and with some selfishness: I don't do car chases and I not tackle every robbery while in route to the story objectives. Cops should do their work too!
 
EBaseball: Pro Spirit 2026. Don't know a lot about baseball, even less about Japanese baseball. Can't bat to save my life but really having a good time with it. Hakkyu no Kiseki, is one of the most fun modes I've experienced in a sports game.
 
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DiRT 3 Complete Edition on my XB1S. This is probably the fourth time I'm replaying this game.
Gotta' love backwards compatibility. I'll have to give credit to MS for that.

I'll most likely replay Driver:SF as well (for the nth time) after I get tired of capturing a bunch of screenshots in D3.


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Been getting a bit bored of everything else i've been playing recently, so decided to dip into the archive of Playstation Plus monthly games that i'd added to my collection but never downloaded.

Tried God of War (2018) first but couldn't get on with the strict, linear nature of the gameplay.

I've always enjoyed Bethesda's games and having finally stopped playing Fallout 76 in the last 6 months i thought i'd give Elder Scrolls Online a shot. Given it came out in 2015, the same year as Fallout 4, the graphics feel decidedly previous, previous gen. PS3 rather than PS4. They're much closer to Oblivion (2006) then they are even Skyrim (2011). I know the online aspect is bound to dial that down a touch to keep everything running smoothly and the frame-rate up when there are a whole bunch of non-NPCs in an area, but FO76 feels like a whole generation up from ESO even though they debuted on the same platform and only 3 years apart.

Janky graphics aside it all feels nicely familiar and easy to settle into, even if it's not the FO76 in Tamriel i was expecting. The fighting aspect is pretty poor and simplistic and the way enemies re-spawn as soon as you turn your back is annoying. Still. Having a massive new map to explore and a character to level up is just what i needed.
 
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