Pretty lousy month it looks like. Nothing.

I knew E3 was dying for years. It was going to end sooner or later anyway. Tho as a person of routine it will be an adjustment.

Strange as it may sound, clubhouse games has me most interested. Trapped inside with the pandemic, having a bunch of classic boardgames easily accessible with convenient multiplayer is sounding kind of nice, especially since this isn't a full priced game.

Probably Command & Conquer remastered, though I'll wait for reviews (and a price tag) to see if it's another reforged disaster or not.

If last year's E3 was the last one we'll all be happier for it.

Clubhouse Games. It didn't look interesting to me at first, because I thought it was only boardgames and cardgames. When I realized there are some motion control games thrown in there too, it became a much better deal to me. So, definitely Clubhouse Games.

Bonus: I like E3. I like having one intense week with tons of gaming reveals. It's exciting. It's an event. Gaming is supposed to be fun. Canceling E3 is canceing the fun.

If I didn't already have Trails of Cold Steel 3 on PS4, then it would be that. After that it's TLoU part 2 and C&C Remastered that I'm most looking forward to.

The Last Of Us Part 2. Hope its as good as the first one

Looks like my focus will be Xenoblade next month

For me it would have to be Outer Worlds on Switch, followed by TLoU2 on PS4.

Between those two and Xenoblade landing at the end of May, I am going to be busy leading up to PM and GoT.

Doubt I'll play anything other than Xenoblade in June, but if I do, it'll be to dabble in Command and Conquer Remastered.

Trails of Cold Steel III is the game I'm most interested in, but I'm still about halfway through the first on PS3/Vita, and I'm trying to plan it out so I'll hopefully finish part III a couple months ahead of part IV on Switch. So I won't be buying that until the end of year.