I'm very rarely playing other games anymore. I'm essentially down to one game.

I'd say I play other multiplayer stuff on 5 to 10 days a year tops. That would be for LANs/nerd parties, or for seasonal patches of Siege or Street Fighter, or trying out Steam or emulated games with pals for 20 mins.

One single player game a year. In 2018 it was Cuphead, in 2017 it was Dying Light with a friend cooperatively.

I don't look forward to any other game, multi or single. Guess I'd only be moderately interested in playing the new Mario.

Used to play QC until two or three weeks ago, just farming rune challenges and learning to use all characters, but I haven't opened the game since having finished them to a reasonable extent. I don't see the point of playing that anymore: literally tried and did everything the game has to offer. Maybe I'd come back if tournaments with third-world qualifiers are announced, but I'd only play duel and 2v2. No more public servers for me.

On that note, I've never cared about "online esports achievements". What motivates me regarding tournaments is attending events, and since there's no events left for games I'm good at, then the competitive side of the hobby is dead for me. So, the only chance is if there's a qualy here to go to QC. If there is not one this year, "esports" die for me.

I also used to play Rocket League a lot until some months ago, but with that game I too have the sensation of having finished it. Just hoping there's ever Steam market support for selling the items.

Maybe there's another reason why I stopped playing QC and Rocket League. That is, those two were the only multiplayer games that I used to play solo. Other than those, I haven't played anything multiplayer solo in maybe the past 10 years. I get bored.

For me the hobby is fading away. There's better stuff to do in life, and better uses for money as well. Then, my favorite game franchises are on the verge of death, so nothing interests me. Plus most of my gaming friends have either left the country for good (soon going to do that as well) or have stopped playing games, so it's difficult to continue doing this even if I wanted to.

If it wasn't for PUBG I'd have likely sold the gaming PC. Come to think about it, the same happened with OW in 2016. I was about to sell until that game managed to make some old pals come back to games.

Actually I have a bit of a gaming collection I amassed years ago, just sitting there collecting dust. Should start selling that now that the prices have skyrocketed. Well other than the game boy and gaming related books parts, because those rock, even if for only displaying them.