X-Men Arcade. Living a childhood dream playing this on a home console. God seeing the presentation and visuals takes me back to that kid blown the fuck away by this game.

Nine sols is just fantastic, it's what I wanted Hollow Knight to be and a far superior game. I done the first two real bosses on Normal again but went back to my 8 hours save on Easy mode, the bosses were easy but it's the levels in between that suck the fun out of the game on normal. I wish they had tuned the levels to easy and kept the bosses the same as normal and scrapped difficulty settings. Really glad I decided to give this another go.

Robocop Rouge City : Unfinished business is also fantastic. Like the base game it's a very basic FPS at it's core with almost RPG like qualities. The best way to put it, it's like playing a Fallout BSG DLC but with more punchy shooting.

In Halls of Torment news, it would be nice to have a 100% Platinum rate this year but the game is too difficult end game for the type of game it is. I might chip at it but I can't imagine plating it.

Not played Unfinished Business yet but I really liked Rogue City. Felt very Deus Ex in structure. I miss games designed like that. I also like The Darkness on Xbox 360 which is also structured like that.  These very atmospheric not open worlds but living small areas. 

I downloaded it a while ago, haven't played it yet. Is it a long game?  

They say it's 27 hours or there abouts mains and sides but depends on how much of a Sekiro or 2D old school veteran you are. Add 10 hours or minus depending. I got to the third boss on normal last playthrough, problem was, I'm not a 2D gamer so the levels between the bosses slow me down, once I get to the bosses they are pretty easy but I've heard that even on easy everyone has trouble with the last boss. 

Regardless, game is fun even on easy. I'd say, if ya have it in your library and you aren't gaming right now pull it out. It's ludicrous levels of fun. Story, themes and aesthetics are pretty cool too along with the art, it's phenomenal and so, so colourful and punchy. Pure 80's nostalgia but modernised. 

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I might have to put it on hold then. I'm trying to get through my shorter indie titles, in between my other main AAA games i still have to get through.  I still haven't touched my hollow knight games, or celeste. But good to know you enjoyed it, i'll remember it. Now i must plead you play' the pathless' if it went past your radar before.

Dammit. I had The Pathless installed when it was free on PSN and never booted it. I'll definitely grab it on sale, I was interested, it looks great.