I'm currently playing Elden Ring. I'm level 45 now and I just recently found out that the level cap is 713!

Over the past month I've played

Assetto Corsa Competizione
Assetto Corsa
F1 2021
PGA Tour 2K21
Rome 2
Forza Horizon 5
Elite Dangerous

Time for an update since getting my new laptop.

Martha Is Dead

Deliver Us the Moon

S.O.M.A

World Of Warships (although the addition of subs is ruining the game IMO)

Star Citizen

I tried to play this but I just found it too weird and quite frankly I got bored after about 3-4 hours.

This is my second attempt at it (after getting stuck and frustrated the first time I played it). It may well be that I come to the same conclusion further on.

The thing with SOMA for me is the TOTAL lack of combat. I mean, I am perfectly fine with puzzle solving and exploring but not when that's all there is to a game.

Found this old gem yesterday played the original a lot .Hope they redo the Pacific one
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1297430/Deadly_Dozen_Reloaded/

That looks cool rwaston, don´t agree with the price but still looks fun. I never played the original BTW.

Currently playing...

- rFactor 2
- Assetto Corsa Competizione
- Automobilista 2
- RiMS Racing
- MotoGP 21
- GP Bikes
These games are driving me crazy!

When not driving...
- Lost Scavanger
- Solargene
- Distan Worlds 2 (just started).
- Polygon (FPS).

I am level 90 now in Elden ring and gallivanting across the countryside one-shotting almost every creature that falls beneath my +17 zweihander or +6 golden halberd. I have four or five shotted a few minor bosses and I even managed to waste one with only two swings! The holy buff I apply to my zweihander helped this immensely, as that boss was of the undead sort.

Fantastic game. A slight bit easier than previous souls games, however...

I think Elden is intended for multiple playthroughs, but not necessarily the new game+ sort, but new save slots instead. There's a clear logic in how the game world was constructed that guides players to easier zones in one of the most natural, unobtrusive ways I have experienced in an open world.

Being a sucker for challenge, I skipped at lot of the easier areas and went head first into the nasties.

I'm only level 62 but I already can defeat most of the "standard" creatures pretty easily. I'm a Samurai stuck in fantasy land so I'm using the Nagakiba which I currently have upgraded to +4.

I've defeated several of the minor bosses but there are a couple which have proven to be a bit tougher to crack.

Two games at the moment:
Cold Waters
Battletech

My monthly update of what I am currently playing, these days

Assetto Corsa Competizione
Assetto Corsa
F1 2021
RaceRoom
rFactor2
Automobilista Motorsport Simulator 2


And Rome 2 (can't be all racing you know)

Most of my gaming time over the past month:

Elden Ring

Fallout 76

Total War: Rome Remastered

F1 2021

DCS

ArmA 3


And very soon I will start playing AC Competizione.

Get out of here stalker.

(this is in no way a reference to your posting habits, but to the classic shooter game of the same name and the guard in Rostock)

Had not heard of cold waters before but it looks interesting


Yeah Battletech is great

Bit of Cyberpunk 2077.

WOFF BHAH II

ATS and ETS with Promods

IL1946 with B.A.T

Recently got into Falcon BMS 4.36..man there’s a lot to learn but what a fantastic sim, flew the original Falcon 4 many years ago I’ve still got the original documentation but BMS is outstanding.

I replayed it for a second time after the recent big update was released a few weeks ago. The game has been significantly improved since the original release.

Definitely mate, 1st time play thru for me, I’m pleasantly enjoying it.

Sniper Elite 5, released yesterday. Thank you Xbox Game Pass.

I played that as well last night. I played the first campaign mission in coop mode. The graphics are greatly improved and I like the new body movements and animations. I was surprised by just how huge the map was for the first mission.