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I love them. Perfect aspie games. Not too frustrating and tons of stuff to obsessively collect.

Picking up Lego Indiana Jones and Lego Indiana Jones 2 next. Lego Star Wars is also tempting but I'm not sure. The appeal of these games depends on how much I like whatever property they're licensing. I love the worlds of Jurassic Park and Pirates of the Caribbean, but couldn't care less about The Hobbit or Harry Potter, so I won't be bothering with those. Indiana Jones and Star Wars are the only remaining ones I have any interest in.

Really hope that this year's Pirates movie and next year's Jurassic World sequel inspire them to do more games set in those worlds, but I'm not holding my breath.

I'm at the end of Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. I played Ocarina of Time before that.

After I finish it I want to play Twilight Princess, then Skyward Sword. By then I should own Breath of the Wild.

I'm also playing Final Fantasy VII, Chrono Cross, Stella Deus: The Gate of Eternity, and making a game on RPG Maker VX Ace.

I get bored easily so it sometimes takes me years to finish a game with 60+ hours. I'm playing Hyrule Warriors too, and I don't think I'll ever finish it.

Back to this. Forgot I never finished it. Should occupy me until I can get around to picking up Lego Indiana Jones and possibly also Lego Star Wars.

I don't know about The Hobbit since they did only 2/3 of the trilogy, but I completed Lord of the Rings.

Although I am no longer a fan of Harry Potter, I finished both games as well.

^How come you don't like Harry Potter?

Several things. Most of them are the bullying, the injustice, and reoccuring abuse Harry and others suffer. Most of it was preventable. It was just too much for too long. People turning against Harry repeatedly, The Ministry's spear campaign against him- that whole thing with Umbridge was the final straw. I couldn't read the 5th book and never went on, however, I still looked up what happened.

Wasn't planning on buying this so soon, but I had to grab it while shopping at Walmart, along with the movie, which I hadn't seen.

Lego Worlds. It's FINALLY fully out. I had actually bought it like two years ago, when it was in a super-early state, very unfinished. Now though, it's out and all the features are in. There's some absurd amount of things to unlock. This seems to be a running theme for Lego games, but it's way more ridiculous in this than in the licensed games.

I will say though: Even if you're using a PC to play this, you want a controller for it. Regardless of wether you're jumping around and punching/shooting things, riding vehicles, or whatever, the keyboard/mouse controls are awful.

Even for building stuff.... which is complicated and something you'd normally expect to want a mouse for, what with the need for precise placement of bricks/objects and whatnot... the controller is soooooo much better.

Some players have made some seriously awesome stuff in this already.

Overall, really good so far.

I sure die alot though. Which isnt something I expected with a game like this. All just part of the fun though.

I'm alternating between Rimworld, Battle Brothers, and Children of a Dead Earth right now. As soon as I've gotten past the new members phase and can post links I'll make a post on Children of a Dead Earth since I'm sure a lot of people here would like it.

I'm switching between No Man's Sky, Horizon Zero Dawn and Fallout 4 at the moment, all on PS4. I allready went through F4 once but started all over again on a higher difficulty level.

Dragon Quest VII Fragments of the Forgotten Past

I only just got and I'm hooked.

I might play Symphony of the Night again. I'm not sure, though.

Came in the mail just in time, because I just finished the story mode in Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

Taking a break from the MMOs to work through Divinity: Original Sin and Chrono Cross again. I remember getting so annoyed as a kid because I couldn't quite figure out how to get a few characters in Chrono Cross to join my party.

Breath of the Wild, I'm only 100 hours into it so far.

The original Zelda, via an emulator. I found the "Zelda Randomizer", saw all the things it could do, and knew I had to try it. But I'm going to go through the first and second quests properly before making a real attempt at that.

Also I'd forgotten how bad the controls were for this game. Link's movement is so freaking bizarre. Always was.

There sure are alot of secret passages filled with old guys who take your money for no reason.