
After a long hard day of working from home, I finally have the chance to come home and play games. The problem is I have way to much to play and would rather buy new games then finish old ones. So I devised a solution...

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Publisher Red Art Games and developer Pugware will release Metroidvania action RPG Skautfold: Moonless Knight for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Switch on April 9 for $14.99, the companies announced.
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Give me a proper PS5 port with trophy list, Syndicate too and I'd happily buy them both again
Agreed with a lot of your feelings on facing a backlog. I am happy to dig into any game at any time, but for me it's a matter of finding the time to get into a game. I have been able to play a little more than usual lately with the current pandemic situation and am happily chipping away at the backlog.
Currently playing DQ11:S, Civ 6, Breath of the Wild, and Wolfenstein 2 (second playthrough on a higher difficulty). My thing is that I tend to buy games that take a long time to complete so I feel like I get my money's worth...then I end up with a huge backlog.
I'm having fun though. I just need to stop buying more games for the time being....AFTER I get Mortal Kombat: Aftermath Kollection in June :)
Having Gamepass is amazing but it's rather daunting to be honest. Dishonored 2 has been sitting on my hdd silently judging me as day after day I scroll past it to start my 300th session of Sea of Thieves.
Don't you judge me either! There's just something about a simple pick up and play games that keeps me coming back. I keep telling myself that should start more complex games but it's difficult to get into that.
Lockdown has helped a bit though.
I've learned that games can only get cheaper with time and to only focus on what I aim to finish. I can only play one game at a time, so wishlist what I'm interested in, wait for it to go on sale, and play it after I'm finished with what I'm currently playing. It's a shame it took me to own 10k+ games to learn this. It is cool to be able to share them all with my kids though, as long as someone is enjoying them.