Games

Deadlock

Boardgame: Marvel Champions LCG. Not a surprise because it's my most played solo game since the release of the core set.

Videogame: Dead Cells. I'm a patient gamer who likes indie games.

It was going to be Hogwarts legacy, but I had a flight and played xenogears on my phone

Echoes of wisdom

Warframe. First game I'll play in 2025 too.

Final Fantasy XIV

Played and finished: Lisa The Joyful
Played: PoPoLoCrois

Farming Sim 22

Infinity Nikki! It's probably my new favourite dress up game (dethroning FFXIV)

Sea of Stars, Marvel Rivals, and Superhot VR were the three games my spouse and I played that day.

It was either noita or war thunder, was playing both last night and I forget which I was playing before midnight

A modded version of Final Fantasy Tactics

Space Marine 2. I love Warhammer stuff.

Zelda - echos of wisdom. Loved the new concept of the echos, but too easy of a game and too much talking without the option to skip.

Dwarf fortress. I am bad at juggling metal and fuel, but I got a set of bronze armor for my soldiers and steel shortswords for every dwarf

and then migrants showed up :)

Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake, a few days ago. Been busy or just didn't feel like gaming since then.

Celeste

I think it was DOOM (Psychophobia mod over GZDoom).

Resonite! So much more fulfilling than VrChat.

Diablo IV, the same game as in 2023. I bought the original with Christmas money in 2023 and then bought Vessel of Hatred on the last day of 2024.

To the Core

Bloons 6 🤓

I mean its hard to say but im pretty sure it was elden ring.

Funny enough it was RuneScape before work leagues V

Guardians of the Galaxy. The combat could have been a bit better, but otherwise it was fantastic. Better than any of the movies except the end of 2.

After finishing Tactical Breach Wisards, I have decided to revisit the whole defenestration trilogy and now I can't stop playing Heat Signature.

Finished Metaphor: Refantazio right before the end of the year. Fantastic game which is shockingly relevant to so much going on at the moment around the world.

Like the last 7 years past, DOTA 2

Foxhole. Looks like a silly little indie game, but boy there are huge scale mechanics and coop required. I'm kinda fascinated and want to play even more, not sure if work and life actually allows me to play a lot though.

Brought my steamdeck to our new years party and managed to snag 2 others to play brotato in multiplayer for a bit. I thought it would be more popular to play some games since that is how we all know each other. Otherwise it would have been Factorio: space age.

Core Keeper, I've known about it for a while but never really looked into it, tried it out and it's much better than I thought it'd be! Basically Terraria with a top down view, really fun.

Commandos: Beyond the call of duty.

Old enough to be good (no dark patterns or other bullshit), new enough to be playable (the first Commandos is just too pixelated, you need hyper vision to play it).

What a game.

I think it was either Mouthwashing, which I definitively finished that day (loved it), or Animal Well, which I bought that day and played a lot since.

Echoes of wisdom

A Short Hike

As much as I'd have liked it to be some kind of active or skill based game, it was either going to be webfishing or revolution idle.

I recently picked up secrets of grindea, but after having binged it for a few days, I'm grinded out. I need to earn so much gold if I want to collect all the things and it feels like my combat power has hit a wall. There are a few non-grind things I could tackle, but I'll just wait a bit and let burnout go away.

Brotato