Assassin's Creed: Unity: I've gotten up to Sequence 7 and got all the viewpoints in Paris. I have been doing a LOT of different things, but not entirely everything. Aside from everything to do with Cafe Theatre back in Sequence 5, which was kinda difficult. I'm not sure whether to just finish the main story to get the stuff from that, before doing the other side missions and co-op missions - because I'm not doing Dead Kings until I'm done with Paris, which will take quite a long while.
Pokemon aside, I've been playing Sailor Moon Drops. It's basically Pokemon Shuffle Mobile but with Sailor Moon instead of Pokemon. Super casual, eh?
I'm also a big fan of MegaMan series, especially Battle Network and Star Force. Unfortunately, they have been discontinued since long ago, so I don't even expect updates on those games.
Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth. I stopped at the fifth case last time, so now I'm just finishing it. Really solid visual novel.
Honestly it's one of my least favourite games in the series. If you ever get a chance to play the second game, I'd recommend it, it's much better.
Besides my generic Overwatch I've really branched out in my games I've been playing lately. I recently just finished Tomb Raider 2013 and I'm currently replaying KOTOR 2 and playing through Danganronpa V3 finally. On top of those I recently resubbed to FFXIV so I'm wondering if I'll get back into that.
Currently playing Castlevania Symphony of the Night on my PS Vita (got it in the PS Store).
Currently replaying Fire Emblem: Shadows of Valentia after not touching it for like a year.
Assassin's Creed Syndicate: Apparently, if you put in your UPlay rewards before even playing a new file, the game skips straight to the start of Sequence 1. Go figure. Anyway, I think I'm on... Sequence 4, and I've done Evie's missions for that sequence. Just onto Jacob's and maybe conquer a few districts while I'm at it.
Crash N-Sane Trilogy: FINALLY beat the first game, and gotten all of the gems. And beat Cortex. Jeez, was that a pain. Onto Crash 2, I guess.
I've been Going between Let's Go Eevee, Civ VI (on Switch), and Sims 4 Get Famous. I have way to many options right now.
I'm replaying the first Ace Attorney game with my mom. It's fun helping her on cases I'm already familiar with.
As for myself, I'm recently going back and forth between grinding for Elite 4 in Pokemon Moon (I haven't finished my challenge run there) and replaying MegaMan Star Force 2 Zerker x Ninja (only making a progress in the Ninja part). And when I'm away from my laptop, I tend to randomly play either Sailor Moon Drops, Candy Crush Jelly, or Bejeweled Classic (yes, Bejeweled has its mobile version). That, and I've been thinking of playing Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery when I feel like deleting some apps for it.
Oblivion: I caved and got the Steam version, since the Retail version (I have the 5th anniversary edition) only comes with the 2 big DLCs and not the 8 other small ones that are basically required for good modding and playing through the disc is a pain. Speaking of modding, I've done a bit of modding, but since I have zero clue how to use Wyre Bash (I know I should look this up, but sort of can't be bothered right this minute), my game has crashed a few times on my way to Bravil. I might put up my mod list later, but idk. Running a female Dunmer assassin like I keep doing recently.
Skyrim Special Edition: I swear I keep making new playthroughs, but since Take Notes is now on Special Edition, I decided to start a new playthrough. Of a Dunmer... assassin/ranger/I have no idea what to do with her. And since I'm also running Frostfall, I keep forgetting that Windhelm is a terrible place to start the game. Not as bad as Dawnstar, but still bad.
Bayonetta Wii U: Finally got around to finishing this off. The Jubileus fight wasn't as bad as my PC run, but I did okay.
Just started playing Undertale for the first time.
Finally making progress through Danganronpa V3. Was very meh on the first case for numerous reasons so I put it down for a week or two, but found it really picked up after that.
Ni No Kuni 2. Normally I'm not into action RPGs, but the combat here is so fluid. Every fight feels amazing.