Hmmm, I'm currently considering what to buy, as I've been holding off some games. Any help deciding between them and at least knowing better to prioritize?
Of AAA I'm considering:
RE2MAKE (I know, it's sinful, but I've been far too busy this spring)
DMC5
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (not been so hyped for this one, as I like the RPG aspects of Soulsborne games and currently a bit bored with games set in Japan)
Monster Hunter: World (been putting it off for a long time, unsure whether or not it's worth buying. The mixed reviews also make me a bit wary.)
DOA6 (the double communication, the various gameplay elements I didn't like, no tag and not really giving a lot in terms of single player as well, made me just not buy it at release)
Far Cry Primal (I've been bored of Far Cry games, but this one has at least piqued my interest, just for how different it seems.)
Mad Max
Vampyr
Indies/ports/"AA" games:
Tales of Vesperia: Definite Edition (I've got the rest of them, so "why not?" I'm thinking.)
Conan Exiles. (It seems interesting, but it has mixed reviews and I don't know how long it'll hold me.)
Various The Legend of Heroes games (How are these? Which of them are not tactical RPGs?)
GRIP: Combat Racing (I loved Rollcage, so I wonder if this is any good and whether there's enough good content in it.)
Edge Of Eternity (Early access turn-based JRPGesque game)
The Surge (I like Souls games, but the look of it didn't seem like what I wanted from a sci-fi Souls and I'm unsure if it's a good soulslike.)
Stranger of Sword City (Is it a good dungeon crawler? The mixed reviews makes me wary.)
VR games:
OrbusVR: Reborn (MMORPG in VR, but I'm unsure on how it's in terms of longevity and whether the gameplay loop is good enough for it to be something you'll play over time)
Moss
Sairento VR
The Wizards - Enhanced Edition
Job Simulator
Gorn
QuiVr
Contractors
Furious Seas
Budget Cuts (It's really hard to judge whether this one is worth buying.)
VR Dungeon Knight
Fruit Ninja VR
Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin
The Forest (VR support. Does it have a single player mode as well, if you don't feel like playing online and how's the VR implementation?)
Raw Data
Space Pirate Trainer
Visual Novels:
Kara no Shojo (heard lots of good things about it and I love horror.)
Da Capo 3 R (this seems like the weakest one, doesn't seem like it has a big story draw, but if it's a nice chill slice of life story with romance like If My Heart Had Wings, then I'd be interested.)
Little Busters!
Tokyo Babel