What are you playing now after finish ME:A?

MEA Multiplayer!

and Titanfall 2 multiplayer

After 150 hours of MEA, I'll pause for a while.
I have to play the last DLC for Stellaris "Utopia", and I am re-downloading FO4.

Right now I am at a bit of a crossroads. Part of me wants to go back and play the trilogy but I just did that before MEA came out and I will hit the ME burnout wall if I try that. Part of me also wants to play DAI to compare and contrast. Also might just pop in Skyrim SE just for the hell of it.

I am doing another trilogy playthrough so I just started with ME1 (with MEUTIM of course, so it looks pretty good). Still love the game, though I know it far too well at this point.

The dialogue wheel is funny to me this time because it is sort of the opposite of ME:A. In ME:A, most of the time you are forced to take the same stance on an issue but Ryder can say it in 2-4 different ways. In ME1, you can take 3-5 very different stances on an issue (the phrases on the wheel will have very different options) but the actual dialogue is written in a way, so that Shepard will often say the same line and you as a player will just interpret differently where s/he is coming from, depending on what option on the wheel you picked.

Not sure which I like better. Ideally, it should be like ME2, where you could choose different stances and Shepard would also say different things, I guess.

Also, after coming straight out of ME:A and the Nomad, driving the MAKO is a real pain. I never really minded the MAKO much, I thought it was ok, sure, not great but ok, once you knew what you were doing. Now, I just keep hitting the Nomad's boost button and curse because nothing is happening (also I curse when this dam rubber ball tank is bouncing around again because I drove over a pebble or something). I guess, to get along with the MAKO, you just have to resign to the fact of how little control you have over what's going on on the screen.

Just got into Andromeda's New Game Plus.

I'm also playing through the Overwatch: Uprising event, Life is Strange Ep. 3, and Dragon Age: Origins.

Mass Effect 1

Firewatch first, which I started but didn't have a chance to finish before MEA.

Then SOMA.

I haven't finished MEA, but I'm going to play Telltale's Batman next. Then maybe finish MEA and after that it's finally time to play Witcher 3. See if it's as good as everyone claims.

Start my 7th journey with the white wolf, revisit my hero the nameless one then wait for two best old pals John Marston and chapter master Gabriel Angelos.

I'm broke atm so I've held off on getting HZD and Nier and Persona. I think I'll just get those later this year.

I finished up DA:O with Awakening right before Andromeda came out so I've continued my DA2 playthrough. I want to have the full DA experience for the first time where I import my save from DA:O to DA2 and then import both via Keep to DA:I. I love how much DA:I did actually care about previous choices after all. It makes the game very replayable and decisions also feel like they matter enough that multiple playthroughs don't feel completely like you're going through the motions, like the Mage vs Templar choice, romance, male or female Hawke and especially which gender/voice/class you pick. That's one thing DA always did better than Mass Effect. It feels much more like a real RPG where the choice of your character helps shape your experience to be more unique.

Witcher 3 all day every day.

Ninja Gaiden 2

Red Dead Redemption in preparation for 2 coming out.

ME1,2 and 3 with mods to make it harder and new powers and new graphics.