Deep Rock Galactic - great co-op PvE with a lot of surprising depth and cool procedural generation of levels, some really great challenges
Hunt: Showdown - intense PvPvE with fantastic gunplay in a well-drawn, period-accurate Lovecraftian setting
Phasmophobia - ghost hunting co-op with enough randomness and variety to stay spooky over hundreds of hours
I like co-op. What can I say?
A lot of what I keep going back to for it is Beat Saber, Ragnarock (Viking drumming game, reminds me of when I played Timpani in band back in high school, I even had four drums like the game does), Puzzling Places (putting together a 3D puzzle, works super well in VR), Lone Echo, Half Life Alyx.
It quickly made me change my plans for a video game I'm working on in my spare time, and now I'm planning to add VR support to it. Always kind of wanted to anyway, but it was more of a "well, maybe someday". It's a higher priority now.
I don't anymore. I have other things to do that I give more priority to.
I played GTA 5 some months ago. The whole story mode.
I have purchased Factorio some weeks ago and I love it. I have played it for some hours. Would love to play more.
Read Dead Redemption 2 looked very interesting when I saw a friend play it.
I would like to buy and play it someday.
Into The Breach is another game that I have played recently.
Recently (after another HN thread) picked up Tiberian Dawn in OpenRA. Despite 20 years since the last time I played I still get outraged when my MRLS get ravaged while tanks (even on attack anything setting) doesn't care a bit.
Grim Fandango
The LOUD mod
Halo Spartan Assault + Strike
I keep a blog about the stuff I've been playing: https://theandrewbailey.com/index/Gaming/
Cyberpunk 2077: Played. Really a great game despite the hiccups.
Path of Exile - Sporadic league player before I burn out to due to lack of commitment/skill.
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I have a huge library of games, none of which I play anymore except the 3 above
Deliver Us The Moon
Detroit: Become Human