With the Terran Solar Orbit nearly complete, what are your favourite PC-Games of the Earth Year 2015 C.E.?

I am proud to say I play no computer games. I haven’t played one since Pac-Man.

And you still look like you have spaghetti on your head.

I’m answering this only to tell you I enjoyed your word play in the title question.

Not much changed from last year:
The Last Of Us
Super Meat Boy
Space Engineers
Minecraft

Sorry not much into the computer games, I do play computer chess, solitaire , pac man, and angry birds, that is totally it.

The only functioning computer I have is my laptop, which can only barely run the Windows 10 port of Minecraft PE without bursting into flames.

I like puzzles, though, and sometimes waste time with some casual hidden object mystery games.

Minecraft has been a great learning tool for my young one. Perimeter is how many fence pieces you need to pen in your MooShrooms. Area is how many quartz slabs you need to cover your floor. Volume is how many blocks of lava are filling that obsidian hole…

Ones that were released this year? I don’t keep that close a track on them, but I think:
Conquest of Elysium 4
Ancient Domains of Mystery (released for Steam this year with a new version)
Ultimate Space Commando
Probably Underrail, though I haven’t had time to really play it yet.

An old favorite I’m playing that wasn’t released this year is Dominions 4.

I spent an inordinate amount of time playing Hearthstone. Still haven’t made legend though.

The Last of Us
Heavy Rain.too old

The only game I play is Sudoku. It relaxes me before bed.

@flutherother
PC games only.

I watch let’s play Balders Gate 2. I never finished it. The only recently played civilization 5 and I hated it. I time traveled and gave the un opened copy to Santa’s anonymous. I hope someone had more joy than I did. I still like civilization 2 , but I don’t have a cd drive to play it.

If you gave the copy to Santas anonymous before you played it, how do you know you didn’t like it?

@Seek I time traveled and didn’t open the copy the second time.

But then you give it away before you played it, unless you’re saying that you have the ability to create an alternate universe in which you didn’t play the game solely in order to donate it in that alternate universe.

Aren’t paradoxes fun?

@Seek Yes.