I finally got my hands on '88' by James Day.  This game was published by Yaquinto in 1980, as the 2nd? game in the series of Panzer(which i also snagged).  Its a tactical armor combat game in the Western Desert WW2.

I really liked MBT when Avalon Hill published it.  MBT is the same system, slightly simplified, using hidden inverted counters for commands rather than the original written moves, a larger scale 100m instead of 50m per hex.  I was going to make my own 88 game essentially from MBT, but then found the designers old games.  Fortuitous.

BUT OMG is the data card small, the font is like 4pt, its SOOOO tiny.

I am scanning the cards at 1200 dpi so I can reprint them onto something legible. 
I had much better eyes in 1980.

The newest Panzer by GMT and Jim Day is even more simplified.  But the cards and font are much bigger.

Tiny Epic Dungeons (plus painting the minis)

Aeon's End (custom expedition)

Marvel Champions (working through NeXt Age with Cable and Storm)

Might break out Black Plague this weekend.

Picked up a little quirky game called Cartographers.  You fill in a grid on a map to score points that satisfies the Queen's edicts.  Its got a bit of that Tetris feel since you drawing blocks from random cards, but there is also a strategy element as you are working on current and future scoring plans.  Cartographers is simple to play but has a hidden depth to it.  1-4 players

I've been playing a lot of Through the Ages with my SO. It keeps getting better in each play. Fantastic game. I can see some design similitudes with Mage Knight Board Game, another one from Vlaada Chvátil.

My group got hooked on Ark Nova and I'm loving it, it is probably the most relaxing game I've ever tried. Just looking at all the beautiful animals on the cards and building a park is so soothing.

Solo I've been playing a lot of Rangers of Shadow Deep. Discovered it only recently and decided to put a lot of my unused miniatures to good use. Enjoying it heavily!

We play Netrunner in french (edge version) : so much fun in this asymetric card game !

I'm playing through Spire's End Hildegard with my girlfriend recently and it's really entertaining. I love the narrative it spins in such a convenient package.

I recently discovered Stationfall
A dozen very different characters are stuck in a freefalling space station, you have 13 minutes (ea. turns) to get the better of the situation which means very different things depending of who you are. It is a bit complex but always intuitive and well thought.