Typically on deck I have one active game (game that takes all my attention to play) and one passive game (game I can chill while watching TV shows) going on at once.

Active game: Currently playing Rabi Ribi. A weeb-fag metroidvania/bullet-hell combo where you play as a cleavage bunny girl with an underboob loli fairy companion and fight moe waifus. It's actually pretty great, but if you're not a person of culture you'll probably bounce off of its glory.

Passive game: Wrapping up Xenoblade Definitive on the Switch. Not as enjoyable as the second, but still a top-notch jrpg with a few things it does better than the second, like fashion and the npc affinity grid. Not sure what to start next. Thinking maybe giving Anno 1800 another go or finally digging into LOTRO. As a solo-mmo player that just likes exploring and question mostly, it's right up my alley and I've been meaning to give it a go for awhile now.

Also might jump back into X-Piratez, a very high quality mod for the real X-com (Imo fuck the new Firaxis X-com games. Absolute abortions of the god-tier quality that was the original, and the fact that every new TB tactical game copies the Firaxis X-com games hurts my soul to the core as a fan of TB tactical games). If you enjoy TB tactics or even the new X-coms in the slightest, check out X-Piratez. It's the absolute best representative of the genre imo.

I mean, if you like the new X-com's, that's cool, I ain't hating on the people who dig it, but I'd implore you to give X-piratez a solid try.

Typically on deck I have one active game (game that takes all my attention to play) and one passive game (game I can chill while watching TV shows) going on at once.

Active game: Currently playing Rabi Ribi. A weeb-fag metroidvania/bullet-hell combo where you play as a cleavage bunny girl with an underboob loli fairy companion and fight moe waifus. It's actually pretty great, but if you're not a person of culture you'll probably bounce off of its glory.

Passive game: Wrapping up Xenoblade Definitive on the Switch. Not as enjoyable as the second, but still a top-notch jrpg with a few things it does better than the second, like fashion and the npc affinity grid. Not sure what to start next. Thinking maybe giving Anno 1800 another go or finally digging into LOTRO. As a solo-mmo player that just likes exploring and question mostly, it's right up my alley and I've been meaning to give it a go for awhile now.

Also might jump back into X-Piratez, a very high quality mod for the real X-com (Imo fuck the new Firaxis X-com games. Absolute abortions of the god-tier quality that was the original, and the fact that every new TB tactical game copies the Firaxis X-com games hurts my soul to the core as a fan of TB tactical games). If you enjoy TB tactics or even the new X-coms in the slightest, check out X-Piratez. It's the absolute best representative of the genre imo.

Typically on deck I have one active game (game that takes all my attention to play) and one passive game (game I can chill while watching TV shows) going on at once.

Active game: Currently playing Rabi Ribi. A weeb-fag metroidvania/bullet-hell combo where you play as a cleavage bunny girl with an underboob loli fairy companion and fight moe waifus. It's actually pretty great, but if you're not a person of culture you'll probably bounce off of its glory.

Passive game: Wrapping up Xenoblade Definitive on the Switch. Not as enjoyable as the second, but still a top-notch jrpg with a few things it does better than the second, like fashion and the npc affinity grid. Not sure what to start next. Thinking maybe giving Anno 1800 another go or finally digging into LOTRO. As a solo-mmo player that just likes exploring and question mostly, it's right up my alley and I've been meaning to give it a go for awhile now.