I've finally reached saturation with buying games that I intend to play one day. I periodically see games that look tempting (most recently Wasteland 3 on sale) but have finally managed to realise that I'm unlikely to play them any time soon (probably ever) so don't buy them. If I can find the time to play Kingmaker and/or Wrath of the Righteous before this is released, I'll consider it, but otherwise it'll probably end up being admitted from afar.
Curiously I don't seem to have achieved the same state with miniatures. I bought myself the new Squat gang for Necromunda despite my backlog of unbuilt plastic.
Similar feeling here.
I've played almost all the top Warhammer branded games of recent years and there's only 5 left on my PC - Total War, Mordheim, Blood Bowl and Warhammer Quest 1 & 2, although I prefer the 1st WHQ over the 2nd.
And even though they're on my PC I rarely play them - they just get boring too quickly and are only really a novelty for when I want some "Warhammer-vibes".
Warhammer games have a problem. They're usually very similar to other more superior titles. Or just poor mobile type games. And generally end up boring/repetitive rather quickly.
In many cases it just seems GW don't care who they give licenses to, and there's been a lot of spam, for want of a better word.
You see all the rave reviews, but most of those are bought and paid for, I've seen some other reviewers state that the games are only really for those interested in Warhammer (Chaosbane reviews for example), people who aren't should look elsewhere for better games, and in my experience they're right.
And that's before you even consider the widespread problem with video games currently, in that you often don't get a complete game on launch, and it's always DLC this, DLC that, in-game purchases this that and the other!
There is one current title I'd like to try, Vermintide (1 or 2), but they're online only, and co-op, which puts me off. Apparently you can play solo although I'm not sure how well. Maybe I'm getting old but I'd rather not get disappointed again...
I'd love a WFRP video game, but I know it would be poorly implemented, probably being full of micro-transactions if not being a grindfest MMO ala WoW. Ditto for a combined space/ground game like Star Wars Empire at War/Battlefront 2005, combining both Battlefleet Gothic and 40k...
Sorry /rant
