There is threads for what are you playing and what finished.. but there is so many games that most of them you have installed and you think that you should continue but you rarely never do and when you do, you don't even remember controls..

So, what is your game(s) what you would really like to continue?

My first one that comes to mind is dark souls 2. I have wasted a lot of time to actually not finish it.

Second one is prob divinity original sin.

star wars kotor II
i keep stalling either because of the overly long prolouge \tutorial
or because i have to slog my self through the slow boring bits at the start
the game doesnt really come alive untill you get off telos

Indeed. I watched star wars 7 yesterday and i thought.. I should continue kotors again.. Well I have played those in the past but still. Anyway, thanks for being the first person to reply. =P Kotor 1 is boring in the start when you remember some of that. Not sure if I remember kotor 2 much.
When kotor 2 got updated a while ago in steam I got excited, because controller support and stuff.. but alas, that isn't so good so you better stick with mouse and kb.

i always felt kotor II was superior
but that might be because i played it first and i always felt bioware was highly over rated
i prefer kotor II with a controller because i played the xbox version first

I don't think they managed to make that pc version to run like in xbox with controller, it feels like glued on controller thing, which it is. well it is turn based so it's not so bad but it still kinda is.. =D

Some say that bioware turned to shit after mass effect 2.. and many say that mass 2 is one of the best last rpgs from that company.. it totally isn't an rpg, it is a shooter. A really good one though but still.
I think the last rpg that they made was dragon age origins. did that come after mass effect 1? I don't know but man that was a good game.

Dragon age inquisition.. a lot of land mass with emptiness and crappy combat, and almost no story at all. I infact played dragon age 2 2 times and thought.. yeah well, this isn't such a shite after coming from inquisition.

For me, it would be Arcanum and Skyrim.

Arcanum because I set it aside when i got sidetracked with another game and never got back to it.

Skyrim because I never finished the main quest line. But I've been thinking I may just start another character once the remastered or HD version (or whatever it's called) hits - as long as I can mod that version. Otherwise I may just play the original with some mods. Only problem is the thought of putting all those hours into the game again makes me shudder... Oh ye gods, I'm playing Inquisition now and I find it's orders of magnitude better than DA2. Sure there's a lot of filler quests and combat but it's so much better (to me) than DA2 that I actually have hopes of seeing another DA game in the future.

Well dragon age 2 is square kirkwall but the combat is kinda better and pc like.. there are infinite mobs almost though and not really tactical because they just keep coming and appear from the weirdest places.
If you try and play inquisition with tactical thing.. it doesn't really work well.. for one, you cannot zoom enough out and it seems to be made for that action mode.. perhaps it sucked more because I was a mage, but after a long time I mostly controlled cassandra and it seemed more fun.

Well I do hope they continue dragon age franchise too but they shouldn't have mass effected it so much.

bioware was always shit to be honest
highly over rated their games are basically cut and paste jobs from a generic rpg maker
the ony thing that changes is the coat of paint

i liked kotor 1 and jade empire but the rest can fuck off

i liked dragone arse 2 and 3 better then 1 but that doesnt say much
least said about ass effect the better ( i hate it )

and i dont like balders gate either
but i dont like any of the infinity engine games

Xenogears and Silent Hill. Not sure if I still have the save games for them, maybe I'd need to restart them from the beginning.

Baldur's Gate 2. I played it hundreds of times, for hundreds of hours, but never actually got to the end. Always got sidetracked by this and that.

Oh right.. I years ago played planescape torment a lot and sadly, never finished. So that too.

The first unreal jumps to mind, I always got totaly stuck on the ISV Kran levels. Naturaly, I'm not looking up playthroughs :p

I remember playing Tomb raider 1 as a little kiddlet on the old windows 95 but I never quite got past Atlas' mines. I tried to get my discs running again of late but Evicting windows from my pc set that back. I still must finish that game sometime.

I would say the witcher games, but technicaly I never actually started them since my PC will not run the first (minimum requirements not met and won't start at all).

Rise of Legends, but I bought my boxed copy in Germany in a cute outlet and it's in German and the other language files got removed from the install discs (dank u zeer, oosterburen). I never quite got far into the campaign because half of my objectives were unintelligeble... I only ever figured out how to properly play the Vinci too...

And half-played games in a plethora of 4x Space games....

Pillars of Eternity but I lost my RPG mood when I finished The Witcher 3. I think I'm going to just play it and then see if it kicks back in.

I guess Dark Souls. I've been stuck at the Smofucker & Ornfucker fight for years. It must be some kind of world record. I've always been utterly terrible with 3rd-person action games, be they shooters or melee.

If I can just beat that boss fight I'd be OK with permanently quitting the game, because I know I can beat the rest of it.
I could buy poison arrows and use them to beat Ornhumper, but I'm soooooo sick of the fight that I'm too lazy to run all the way back and buy poison arrows. I have some kind of ranger build, but me shooting the arrows is too freakin slow with two enemies, especially a fast one like Orndick

Skyrim. I really like the game's visual immersion and the large game-world, but the main storyline did not grab me at all, making it hard to want to make progress. Still plan on finishing it, but you know .. 'other games'.

Dragon Age Origins. Started it many years ago, but never returned to it. It felt too much like Generic Fantasy for me. I want to finish it at some point though, because I liked the combat mechanics.

Most 4X games for me. I do one campaign or skirmish for 10 hours or so then take a long break playing other games, before returning for another session.

Diablo 2 (i wish i would continue again). After 15 years, you need to play something new...