It’s so hard just trying to find the time… and then when you progress a decent amount into a game life just crops up. It’s so hard to pick a game up a couple of weeks later after being away from it 😅

To answer the question though, probably Final Fantasy XIV or RDR2.

Factorio, can’t stop won’t stop

45 here and it’s Baldurs Gate 3 now on my second playthrough but act 3 is lagging and now I gotta wait on patch 5 sometime this week.

Currently BG3, but the last game I finished was Outer Worlds.

I’m 58, since we are limiting it to last game, I’m on the Baldur’s Gate 3 bandwagon.

Stray. Played it because i have a cat and wanted to see why everyone was talking about the game. Loved it

Baldurs Gate. Apart from that, my comfort game Civilization VI immerses me if I don’t overdo it.

The Witcher 3 - Not sure why I hadn’t tried it earlier, but when they had the big update last year I figured that would be a good time to start playing it - and got sucked into it.

Satisfactory was another fun one that could make evenings disappear. Just one more thing to discover, one more factory to build or tweak… and it’s 3AM.

Terminator resistance I am enjoying a lot more than I expected

Cyberpunk.

Skyrim

yakuza 0 to yakuza 7 : like a dragon.

started around middle of 2020, peak of covid lockdown with yakuza 0, only managed to finish yakuza 7, august this year. 3 years of journey, with breaks in between of course.

it helps that the game’s protagonist(s) are all around my age or more. soon, it will be judgement’s turn.

Currently playing BG3. As I’m doing it multiplayer, I’m having to wait until both myself and my mate have time available, which is making it slow going. Definitely worth it though.

I’m 56. I can’t stop playing Starfield. Yes it has faults but I love an open world BGS game.

On my way to my 40s, just a couple of months to go :)

I am completely into Stardew Valley, about 140h in the game and still excited.