Exploring games so YOU don't have to (^.~)

With the Yuletide and Christmas festivities out of the way, and the obligatory social interaction in the real world over and done with for almost another year, I feel now is a good time to evaluate my games library and retreat back to my gaming cave and take stock of the new releases I'm excited for.
Current games that I'm enjoying and replaying in some cases take a considerable chunk of my time that is not currently devoted to working irl.
Life is Feudal MMO is quickly heading towards the new update that promises us a bigger map, natives and reworked skill systems amongst many other things. The playerbase seems to be taking a rest while they wait for the changes to hit, but there I am on Avalon, plodding along and leveling my severely lacking skills (without the power hour booster mainly to prove a point to people who say the game is pay to win IT'S NOT!) in the hope that the skillpoints will be transferred or at least a free reset provided.
Mount & Blade: Bannerlord is another game that I'm looking forward to , but in the meantime I'm working on carving my own little kingdom from the destruction of others in Mount and Blade:With Fire and Sword. Satisfyingly brutal at the best of times :D
Frostpunk is one of my most anticipated games personally as I had such a good time playing This War of Mine. A gritty war zone story of survival which forces you to think and to plan and make moral choices that you may not always be comfortable with. Frostpunk seems to have built on the lessons that they learned from the first game, and have produced yet another amazing looking story of survival, again with the complex moral dilemmas that leave you questioning much. I'm still undecided as to whether or not I purchase this in the sale as I have so little free time lately, but we shall see.
I'm holding off on Kingdom Come: Deliverance, mainly because I'm hoping for a GoTY edition once all the DLC are released but believe me when I say that I am BEYOND excited for the grind that the RPG promises to give in exchange for the increase in skills to use in game.
The final game I'm excited about but I'm holding off on purchasing is Two Point Hospital. I was a MASSIVE fan of Theme Hospital back in the day and this seems in essence to be its spiritual successor. When I finally get around to playing this, I intend to absorb myself completely in the wondrously fascinatingly absurd illnesses and try my best to cure them :D
Last but not least, I hope that you all had an amazing christmas holiday and are looking forward to the New Year very much. Wishing you all only the best
Much love
Vixen