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I'm playing For the King and No Man's Sky pretty much exclusivily for the last few weeks. I only get a couple hours a week so its not much. For the King is a fun game. Easy to learn very difficult to master. The game isn't really anything special but it does have it own spice that makes it fun to come back to. I'll either make a few attempts to play through a quest and then drop it for a year or something and then come back to it again for a few weeks. Maybe I will buy For the King 2 ....
No Man's Sky is probably one of my all time favorites. I don't really do any base building but I really just love the "get in my spaceship and go where I want!" type freedom. I have played the same save for hundreds of hours, just recently completed the latest Expedition. Its fun to play a game that lets you take your main character into a new game mode that shuffles up everything and then when your done you can go back to the regular world with a bunch of your new loot.