A bit more Diablo 4, which got a time-limited event this week, but it's not really anything. Just activate shrines and kill monsters for an hour to unlock some cosmetics. Fine by itself, but nothing that's going to make someone play more of the game.
I finally finished Doom 64 after playing it on and off for the last few months. It's alright, but I wasn't hooked like I was with Doom 1 and 2 or Quake 1 and 2.
Some Final Fantasy 2 (Pixel Remaster), but this one is pretty weird (compared to the other early FF games). You don't have the normal leveling system, but all your characters can do anything, but they gain proficiency with whatever weapon they use, if they use magic, what specific spell, if they defended, etc. It's alright, although I prefer normal classes or jobs.
My main problem in the game is, that it's not always really clear where you need to go. About 30 minutes after you start, basically half of the world is open to you (technically even more), and you got like 10 places where you can go. You get some general objectives, but are not really told where to start with them. E.g. at one point you're told to speak with Josef, as if everyone knows the guy, but nobody even says in which town he lives. So you'll just wander around, talk to anyone who'll listen, until you find him (or use the internet). The first game also didn't really tell you where to go, but the world was a lot smaller and where you could go was a lot more limited.