Antemeridian

I remember playing Pandemic a few years back (pre-Covid) and the viruses could be "funny" like Zombies, or the fungus from TLoU, etc.

I am curious to try the recent Clone Wars game based on the Pandemic system, though.

Agreed on Coup, I've played that with some friends and it's generally been a hit.

I picked up Skull King last week but haven't had a chance to play it yet; looks like a variation/expansion on a regular card game I've played called Screw The Dealer, which is always fun.

The one thing I haven't yet found is a good intro game for engine building. Admittedly, I haven't done a lot of digging yet, more just something I need to start.

I think I grabbed it on PS Plus back when it was free, I'll double check that

I've found some of the card games can be a good in, things like Point Salad or Sushi Go.

Gets people thinking differently, and can then move onto something more intricate.

Depending on the age, something like Dragomino or Kingdomino may work as well.

Finally finished my vanilla Persona 5 playthrough on my PS4 a few weeks back, so last week started my playthrough of Persona 5 Royal, and will likely continue that.

Check out Ann Leckie's Ancillary Justice

The upside is we got the overlap of Stone and Brady, and that will pay dividends for years to come.

As an aside, both Mark Stone and Matthew Tkachuk are in Brady's wedding party this summer...

Primarily a mix of Old School RPGs (FFVI, Secret of Mana, Chrono Trigger) and some current RPGs (Persona 5, NieR: Automata)

Awesome that this is here; wanted to see what the waters were like outside of Reddit (for obvious reasons) and glad that there's already a FP community!