[lado bar]

Anything goes tbh

[soccerdude17]

Valorant beta's coming out soon, if you've ever played CSGO or overwatch id give it a look

[Dslg01]

could try Doom eternal

[Tomxdiscord]

Marvel Spiderman

[dardanL]

Now's a good time to bring out the addictive time-wasters. Civilization, Endless Legends, Crusader Kings, Factorio, and so forth.

[Johhnydi]

Borderlands 3 is excellent for putting a lot of hours into.

[Hh0va]

I'm currently replaying dying light, awesome game and setting.

[lairdwell]

Animal Crossing is a great time killer

[BMOULD3]

I'm playing Skyrim again and it's great to kill a lot of time

[SplashOfBlueberry]

Hotline Miami is a good quick solo game to play

[jasonmack]

If u have a life, responsibility, work @home, relationships... dont play rimworld

[senzowo]

kenshi is pretty good but requires a lot of time invested

[kimmyboy23]

been playing some spiderman, do want to play GTA V again though

[Whoops:(]

DooM eternal

[Reticse]

I'd advise a few roguelikes which are good for replayability. Recently I've been playing a lot of Darkest Dungeon which I just really love quite a lot because I'm just not the type for quick reaction games. I'm always so clumsy so I really like a turn based game where I can just sit back and plan. Sure there's an element of surprise through the rng rolls but after failing a couple of times, you start to get the hang of it. Also, it's low commitment which is always a plus. Some other roguelikes include FTL, into the breach or even XCOM2. Also if you're looking for a game which is peaceful and beautiful at the same time I would recommend Nier:Automata, it's just such a beautiful game that I really look fondly upon. Dragon Age Origins and Divinity 2 Original Sin Definitive are really fun if you're looking for an rpg to fill that hole in your life, the stories of both are very nicely written and the mechanics feel really satisfying. Can't really think of too many others off of the top of my head.

[polaklolak]

Unchatred collection on ps4

[1qwertytyu32]

read dead redemption really a lot to offer