I mostly enjoy RPGs, especially of the party-building variety such as Divinity: Original Sin, Baldur's Gate, Pillars of Eternity and the likes. But also games that has fantastic story, such as the Dark Souls series.

Actually, I do enjoy the thrill of PUBG (solo experience), being all alone and trying to survive. As well as some more a e s t h e t i c games like Nova Drift (does help that gameplay is fun).

Started off with Exile: Escape from the Pit (and it's re-mastered that's on steam, Avernum: Escape from the Pit) way back in the day.

There's also something special about 7 Days To Die, to survive with your buddies while crafting your base.

Let's not forget the 4X games like Civ-series, although I never got stuck for the Europa Universalies ones. Dunno why. Maybe because I grew up with Civilization III - not that our computer could handle it?

Then there's the micro-managing games like Dwarf Fortress (sadly not played much of the Steam release version...), Rimworld and Stonehearth (still very sad it got abandoned...).

I kind of miss Caesar II. Even if that was more like Sim City and Cities Skylines - which are also games I do love.

I guess what I'm ranting about is that I like games. Doesn't have to be of a specific genre as long as it's fun.