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Red Dead Redemption II
Sekiro, Shadows Die Twice
Disco Elysium
Transport Fever
Wolfenstein II
Mortal Kombat 11
Now, the trick is not buying any more games until the Spring Sale in March/April
I find it interesting that I'm playing a lot of games that I was playing last Nov/Dec. Things like Xcom 2, Sniper Elite 4, World of Warships, and Two Point Hospital.
Even with this big Steam sale on right now, I'm more interested in playing the old and reliable than the new and unknown. I mean, let's face it - we all hate it when we get that game that we've had our eye on, and then an hour or two into it we realize it sucks.
I've got about 5 on my wishlist right now that I'm worried I won't like, and they're still expensive...around $40. Thinks like Greedfall, Sekiro, Disco Elysium and others.
We'll see how it turns out.