What Are You Currently Playing?

[Akira110]

I'm recording a Let's Play of Metroid Fusion. It's wrecking my throat, but it's great that I get to play the game that got me into Metroid all while talking about it.

[DarkTheImmortal]

I've been playing a variety of things. Just to name a few:
Civilization 6
Transformers War for Cybertron (soon to be Fall of Cybertron. got the 3rd game in the series, playing through before I pick that up)
Skyrim
Saints Row 3

[Butterscotch]

Dead by Daylight

[Myperson54]

Got to try out the For Honour beta courtesy of Lief. It was pretty fun.

I've also gotten back into starbound with the newest update - it could be neat to host a server if people here play it, now that there's workshop support

[Dadragon6]

A little bit of everything at the moment. So long as it keeps me from being bored it's a fair pick, with a few special mentions:

Spiral Knights (that one game supposed to be dead)
Dota 3 2
Skyrim: Special Edition (ft. mods!)
Starbound (Vault update, yay)

[Ketzal]

Vermintide and Fire Emblem Fates. I'm playing Birthright and am looking to try Revelation after I beat it.

[Cyon]

World of Tanks, as always!

Spoiler!

[Samantaz]

I just bought Project cars, Kerbal Space Program and all the Valve games during the Steam sales.I didn't install them for now, but when i come back home, i'll play to some of them (Portal ) !

[xboxgamer969]

Why not just get a less powerful laptop that's actually portable and get a powerful desktop setup that's less of a hassle to use when you want to game?

My personal philosophy is more or less that my laptop should just everyday basic stuff well, and if I need actual power for something like games or video rendering, I'll use my desktop. I'm not doing those things in a space where a laptop is convenient (e.g. my lap or a space without proper space for a mouse or gamepad, potential lack of outlet, maybe a moving vehicle, etc.) Plus there is again the inherent benefit to cost-for-power and even just overall power of a desktop.

Just my thoughts anyways.

Once you give a ridiculousely powerful laptop a try holy s**t its amazing especially on the go, max settings at 60+ frames, also these new 10 series card laptops come with a 120hz monitor aswell so you can get a ultra smooth experience. Laptops aren't like they used to be in the past, they are keeping up with desktops, only downside is you can't upgrade them is all so desktops still have an advantage there, oh yea and the price aswell I guess

[xboxgamer969]

World of Tanks, as always!

Spoiler!

for me its the opposite, Armored Warfare :p

[Cyon]

World of Tanks, as always!

Spoiler!

for me its the opposite, Armored Warfare :p

Nice

[Lordadmiral Drake]

Well, Skyrim, with the SE release - and MODS!
Also Mass Effect trilogy - again, for the umpteenth time. Can't wait for ME:Andromeda
A bit of Minecraft in between.
Ori and the blind Forest - can really recommend that one (if you're looking for a challenge, it's hard as hell)
DA:Inquisition - still haven't finished it once ^^

And some others. I've got so many games on Steam that I haven't even played yet (curse you, Steam Sales)

[Dadragon6]

Well, recently I've been playing a "new" RPG called OneShot. If you're looking for an innovative RPG, give it a try. And have some tissues in hand, you won't want tears obscuring your vision.
And also Crypt of the Necrodancer, another neat RPG.

I'm piling on the RPGs right now.

[Envy661]

Xenoverse 2 and Ocarina of Time for the 3DS

Full on titles that use most of the buttons on the 3DS are hard to play, mainly because I don't have tiny baby hands, so all the buttons feel awkward. But to be honest, I feel like anything would be hard to play on the 3DS no matter your age. The buttons are very oddly spaced out and unnecessarily small.

[RashallVetkay]

Destiny Xbox 1

Didn't really like it at first, but I stuck with it and must say it's come quite a ways from it's origin.

World of Tanks: Xbox 1

Grinding, grinding everywhere -_-