What's everyone currently playing?

I'm surprised I haven't been kicked out of the Dissidia NT beta yet.

It's been ages since I played Subnautica. My computer can barely run it so large creatures such as the infamous leviathans tend to "pop" into view when I'm on top of them. This usually results in my death.

Since Bloodstained won't be released for awhile I felt like trying other Metroidvanias and came across Aquaria. Released in 2007, it's fairly old and I had not heard of it despite it receiving good reviews. I cannot give much of an opinion on it yet since I just started it but graphically it is very nice to look at and the controls seem responsive.

Finally continuing Persona 5 after the exams. Though managing the in-game time can be stressful at times, there's so much to do haha

On Steam I'm completing Okami HD (I'm pretty close to the end by now) and Full Metal Furies by the creators of Rogue Legacy. It's a deep and satisfying beat em up, very fun both in solo and co-op.

I've recently completed Hellblade and I have to say it's nearly a masterpiece. Creativity, powerful impact, epic moments, it has pretty much everything. Yeah, puzzles and combat are a bit simple, but I found them fitting nonetheless.

One month later and with 50 hours of playtime I still think I am probably just beyond halfway in Persona 5 hahaha

I got Odin Sphere Leifthrasir and Crash Bandicoot N Sane Trilogy too. Both are fantastic remakes, I'm juggling between these three games mostly.

Digital Devil Saga is highly recommended, probably my favorite game(s) in the SMT saga I've played until now. It's more simplified in the sense that it removes demon fusions and recruitment but the Mantra system is so good and allows you for plenty of customization anyway. Also, the plot is fantastic (though you mandatorily have to play DDSaga2 too). It's quite a bit more difficult than Persona 5 however so be prepared. If you like the DDSaga approach (no social sim) I'd suggest you to play SMT 3 Nocturne (or Lucifer's Call depending on the region) too, but with a guide. Without one, the game is ungodly challenging and frustrating.

Persona 3 is also good, but I think I could never replay that one after accostuming to the infinite QoL improvements in P5. In the future I plan to check out SMT 4 and Strange Journey Redux for 3DS. I'd also love to play Persona 4 Golden, but I don't own a PSVita sadly.

I recently beat Bioshock on thePS4 collection and just yesterday beat Digimon Cyberslueth Hackers Memory of which the ending has me sad still

I've temporarily stopped playing Ys IV in favor of Radiant Historia: Perfect Chronology.

It's an excellent remake of a DS RPG that I'd recommend for anyone who's played old classics like Chrono Trigger.

It's a bonus for me, 'cuz I used to love playing the original Radiant Historia.

The following is a pretty fair review of the game.

I recently got a Brawler 64 controller (Note: I was a backer for this item and I'm not what you'd call a big N64 guy as I've tried getting into the system's library of games but didn't get very far because of how much I don't like the system's OG controller so I figured this controller would be much better option) and because of how good it felt using the controller on Mario 64 (pretty much the only N64 game I've actually managed to play more than 10 mins of using the OG controller) I decided to started digging deep into my small (currently 5 games deep) collection of N64 games beginning (from start to finish) with Castlevania 64. So far the controller has made playing this game soooo much more enjoyable for me (my first couple of attempts at playing this game with the OG N64 controller ended shortly after beating the first boss because of how painfully awkward it was using that controller on top of having to fight the camera) that I've actually made it to the Garden Maze (so far) where you come across the boy and Frankenstien's Monster rocking a chainsaw arm (for a game set in the mid 19th century I gotta say so far there seems to be some really odd enemy designs). I'm also kinda impressed that this game actually has multiple Vampires that are non boss characters (which I think might have been a series first) and the few I've encountered so far were were (imo)  introduced really well (I about fell out of my chair as I wasn't really expecting them to do a jump scare when the villager vampire busts in on you at the villa pretending that he's being chased by something) that I'm interested in encountering some more of them (Vampire enemies) .

Just beat Castlevania 64 for the very first time and overall despite it's issues (f*** the camera and some of the platforming sections) I actually rather enjoyed the game.