Topic: What (Non-Xbox) Game Are You Currently Playing?

@Yousef- Oooh, you got them already! Nice. Which one are you looking forward to playing the most? You seemed the most excited about Hyrule Warriors.

@Pastellioli Surprisingly, I’m equally hyper for both! Not only am I going through yet another musou addiction at the moment, but I’ve not played a disgaea game in 7 years! My last one was 5 on the ps4. Really cool game.
Since I’m already playing a musou on my Xbox (Warriors Orochi 3: Ultimate), I’m leaning a little towards to Disgaea 7 at the moment for variety and nostalgia sake. But I did play a quick round in HW and it was stellar. Tons of tiny little differences from the usual musou stuff that I didn’t expect but very much liked!

@Yousef- I see! Well, have a good time and, of course, I hope you have fun with them and enjoy them a lot!

Also, it’s damn cool how it came with an artbook. Always love those.

I’ve been also thinking about opening up this G&W… though I’ll likely save it for a special occasion

Time for yet another new game pickup. What do you guys think of her face?

I urge everyone to give Bakeru a look if you weren't planning on doing so already.

I know it'll probably get trampled underneath the hype for Astro Bot (probably the biggest platformer of the year) & Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom (probably the biggest Switch game of the year) since it released the same month as both, but I'm having a blast with it so far (only played through the first 5 levels though).

A few screenshots I've taken so far (playing the Steam version, but it's also available on Switch):

It's a wide linear platformer like Super Mario 3D World or Kirby and the Forgotten Land (reminds me a bit more of Kirby though, as the levels have a "sense of place" rather than being floating platforms), where each of the levels is a microcosm of one of Japan's 50 something prefectures (with nods to their individual landmarks, culture, folklore, etc.). The hidden collectables in each level come in the form of Souvenirs and factoids related to the region it's based on.

It's developed by GoodFeel, whom I believe was the developer behind Princess Peach Showtime which released earlier this year, but honestly this feels larger & more premium.

A fresh install of Skyrim SE on my PC and I'm back modding. Looking really good and I've been enjoying some new animation overhauls. However, the most interesting mod I've installed so far is a complete dialogue overhaul for your character. Every single line now has a voice, male or female depending on what esp you choose - and there are quite a few. Some are better than others, but it's really cool giving a voice to your character after years of silence.

@Dalamar73 Nice choice. I typically play War Robots [WR] on my mobile phone, as well as Turboprop Flight Simulator by AXgamesoft. As far as the PC though, I quit a while back. I got real tired of people modding the game and hacking on PC, plus there would be people who hacked and increased their speed by 250% with too much sensitivity. That is why I switched to Console and mobile. Battlefield 2042 and Star Wars Battlefront had UNREAL HACKERS on PC. Way better on console and more active player base.

@UserTK-421

Modding is fun for single player environments, but modding to cheat is a real ***** thing to do. Cheating on PC stopped me playing online, with the exception of ESO where myself and a few long distant friends meet up a couple of times a month to catch up.

@Dalamar73 I know right! I like those YouTubes and Twitch vids when they mod a game in single player, maybe as a hero showcase or to feature characters that aren't originally in the game, but to mod as a cheat? Thats a big no-no for me.