Topic: What Game(s) are You Currently Playing?

I recently discovered a game on itch.io called CrossCode. Might actually be one of my favorite action RPGs ever now. I know it's on Steam and itch, but don't think it's come to Switch yet. I highly recommend it. Quick synopsis:
A single player action rpg where the setting is inside an MMO.
Great story/characters.
Fun combat and engaging dungeons and puzzles.
That sweet 32 bit art style simulating the golden era of ps1/super nintendo graphics.

Crazy underrated. Like, this is Celeste/Hollow Knight good but I only just heard about it.

@EOTW it's on switch. Rarely goes on sale though. I nearly bought it last time it did but got caught up with something else. I'll probably grab it next time it's on sale.

@EOTW I've got that game on my wishlist! I've been waiting for it to go on sale, it looks right up my alley!

Glad to hear it's on Switch! CrossCode is one I'd recommend even at full price for sure. Not many games that I feel that way about.

Playing witcher 3 right now and i guess there has been enough talk about how good it is somewhere on here. Just mentioning it, cause it seems to be on sale again, at least for my region and while the switch version might not be the best version i guess, it doesn't change the quality of the writing íf you are not in for the pc version, one of the greater RPGs for sure

I'm currently playing Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 The Black Order. It's been on my backlog list since release and I need a break from MHGenU & Rise. I'm liking it so far. A little grindy but overall it really reminds me of that old school 90's and early 2000's style game play (early 90's gamer here). I never played the earlier game(s) but I did enjoy X-Men Legends 2 back in the day so there's some similarities. I splurged the extra $20 for the expansion pass however I learned the hard way you don't get the DLC characters right off the bat. You gotta play through the campaign and then your team be a high enough level to complete the task(s) needed to unlock them. That pissed me off at first and I wish I knew it worked like that. Oh well I just unlocked Gambit so I'm a lot happier.

Ary and the Secret of the Seasons and Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc. I'm playing with my husband on Danganronpa so it's taking us a bit to get through cause working around his schedule is a bit tough, but that one is my favorite.

For Ary, I've noticed a few bugs and glitches but it's not... terrible. For me it's a turn your brain off game since it feels like a watered down platformer.

Axiom verge 2 and blaster master zero 3.

Has anyone tried out Foreclosed? Just started it today. Enjoying the style and gameplay so far.

This extremely cursed SMB3 ROM hack called Super Mario Bros. 3 Crowned edition.

Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales (PS5)

It's very good. VERY good.

I made it to about the eight-hour mark in Akiba's Trip and just couldn't take the antiquated gameplay any more. Attempting to fight more than a couple mobs at the same time is just pure frustration, yet the game serves up side missions where five mobs or more target you? Just...not fun stuff.

Moving on to Spiritfarer. A couple hours in now. Sprinkling in a sim game like this every now and then is good for my soul. Casual, chill, busywork. Backed by exquisite art and music. I can understand why Spiritfarer rates so highly.

It took my half an hour to beat the 3rd boss on The Messenger so I guess it will only get worse from here.

I’ve just deleted my Hades save file (I hadn’t got far) so I can give that another try too.

Go Vacation Nintendo Switch.
Have accumulated 60+ hours gameplay.
Marine resort is my favorite destination for afternoon stroll.

I'm playing FIREWATCH and a little on VICTOR VRAN (MOTORHEAD-World).

Firewatch I think I have played about 10 hours. Where Victor Vran I have only played 1-2 hour (Mororhead-level), but have played more than 100 hours in the main game.

Recently picked up the Japanese versions of Super Smash Bros. Melee and Mario Kart: Double Dash and both came Saturday (Friday, in Japan's Time).

i've been enjoying both of them, as i remembered years ago.

@Aozz101x
Was that Amazon Japan you purchased the Japanese Gamecube games ?

@Anti-Matter yes. they were more cheaper there compare to their American releases.

@Aozz101x
I was also thinking the same way for some Gamecube games I want to get.
There were some hard to get / really expensive USA Gamecube games I want to get so I have no choice but consider the Japanese version as long I can understand the gameplay without reading the Japanese texts too much.
But if i found some USA Gamecube games from my local shopping website Tokopedia with fair prices (not more than US$ 70), I will try to get them ASAP.

Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana (Switch) - I'm currently on chapter 6, presumably the final chapter of the main game. Really enjoying the game so far. It had an intriguing beginning, kind of dipped in quality/became same-y shortly after that, then has steadily improved in the story department ever since. It's a very fun game, though I didn't expect to spend 60 hours and counting on it lol.

Drill Dozer (Wii U VC) - A fun gem created by Game Freak on the GBA. The controls are surprisingly very intuitive, the rumble has been translated to the Gamepad (my preferred means of playing GBA titles), and some of the sound bits are also used in the Gen 3 Pokemon games. The plot itself is fairly simple, but the game is fun to dive in and out of in short bursts.