I still think Starfield is a 7/10 and nothings change my opinion playing it again but man it’s such a good 7/10 game. It’s really scratching an itch. Just past the 50hr mark at 21% game progress. Hoping to be finished by the end of July.

The Librarian

Basically all the books were thrown out of the shelves and you have to put them back.  

It is really one of the many PC exclusives I wanted to play but take a long time to release on consoles (or not).

Really enjoyed my time with it, it was a bit though to complete it without magic (how more books you put on order how more magic spells you unlock that may help you but their is an steam achievement for not using magic (took me 16 hours)

Still playing Elliot. Finished X-Men Legends. Started Legends II. 

Hades isn't even a hard game, it's easy but for one thing. It forces too much bad luck on you, in the middle of a great run with a brilliant build a room will be thrown in that is sure to whittle your health down. Something about the game doesn't feel fair and I assume it's these rooms and the RNG around stuff like this. Also the builds can be so shit, they don't feel strong quite often and the game lacks synergy, they need to throw in the deadulus hammer more often, like four per run and with increased frequency. Not sure I have to patience to clear a run.

I see Ball X Pit and Vampire Survivors in your tag. You're are a man of culture and of refined taste. 

It is just easy fun, perfect after a day of work.  Also Steam recommend me a ton of those games and they are all on sale for a few bucks.

Anything you found for suggestion? These games not only give me immense joy but they help me in so many ways. I've played Soulstone Survivors, V Crawlers, V Survivors, Halls of Torment, Army of Ruin, NERD Survivors and so on which have all been good to great but a few are terrible like Eden Survivors or Entropy Survivors. I know about but have not yet played Deep space galactic Survivors. Yet another Zombie Survivors and this new one that everyone raved about that I can't think of the name, it's only on PC anyway. 

Megabonk probably the biggest one, beatdown survivors is another one (and it is on consoles I believe) but I enjoy also Idle/tidy up games.  Crime scene cleaner as an example, a darker more exploring powerwash simulator.  

Exit 8. I can't believe i missed this when it released.  There is a moment or 2in the game that i call generation defining, as in a true example of a new gen/current gen  gaming experience. A reason why we look forward to when buying a new console.   I had to pause the game and start applauding. 

I have added to my rotation game list Uncharted 4 and Super Mario Bros Wonder.
They follow the old classic recipe but they are enjoyable i can say.