What would like to play?

Perfect Draw? That sounds really interesting, I like niche genre TTRPGs like that.

You should have a look at Wrath of the Autarch, based on Fate.

EDIT: I also created my own set of rules to play this kind of games with Fate. Happy to share with everyone, although it's in Spanish (but I guess you can run it through Google Translate and it'll be good enough):

FATE Kingdoms
I love this. Some time ago I was abou to start a very similar game, based on the Infinity Patrol (from the GURPS setting "Infinite Worlds"), but using Cortex Prime as the ruleset instead. It also allows for a wide variety of options, just as Fate.

Are you thinking more a fantastical/folklore setting (kitsune, kappa, oni, etc) , or something in a historical period, like samurai in the Edo period or the rise of the shogunate? Or perhaps Chinese wuxia sword and sorcery equivalents? Wuxia for more classic swords and heroes, xianxia if it also incorporates fairies and spirits and demons (think Monkey King).

Or something modern and beyond, Hongkong action adventure with cops and triads, or cyberpunk set in Chiba or Tokyo?

Admittedly the examples above are north Asia. By south Asia are you thinking of the mythologies of Thailand, Phillippines, Indonesia, etc? Sina Una is a D&D 5e (2014) setting in the Phillippines, and Gubat Banwa is a whole up and coming system and setting.

Asking because I hail from South East Asia, and do love to play and run East Asian settings as well!

Huhn. Seems like I should look into putting together a proper interest check for that. Good to know.
Looks neat, I'll dig through the couch cushions and see if I can give it a proper read. Honestly, I probably should've just put Legacy - Life Among the Ruins on the list by itself, it's an interesting game and more cooperatively tuned than what I'm scheming. I'm just not sure the generation spanning narrative would survive pbp speeds.
Alas, I don't know Cortex Prime hardly at all. I get the impression that if I were more comfortable with Savage Worlds, that'd get more nibbles. I just find Fate's Aspect system to be so clean and versatile, so I'm attracted to it. Though I feel like I always want more Fate Points to use setting Aspects and the like.

I’m in a GURPS zombie campaign, it’s not gonna be zombie themed for all of the campaign tho, the setting changes, but a chunk of it is a zombie apocalypse.

Options are nice.

It just started, if you feel like it, you can add me on discord and check if you want to join, can’t confirm anything on the GMs behalf, but it’s a fine possibility.

Is it possible to have a setting like the movie 'Fury'? A tank crew (or multiple tanks in a unit together) working together to make it through the war.

Now that is an interesting concept...

There's is Flying Circus: Chariots of Steel expansion (maybe its standalone? ), but many say it's very, very crunchy. Haven't read or checked it deeper, but looks like exactly what you are looking for.

I'd love to play Transit a PbtA setting where everyone is a spaceship's AI.

I'd also love to get into the Tin Tin shenanigans of a Troubleshooter game.

That one has been sitting on my shelf for ages. Never gotten a chance to play it so far. Would definitely love getting a Troubleshooter game going, but I fear it is a bit obscure.

Troubleshooters thirded! Awesome game, have not yet played...

I have a hankering for an old-fashioned RAW AD&D1ed game, but I could not DM my way out of a box with a razor blade and a blowtorch. Anyone considering running one?

I am considering running Anthony Huso's "Castle of the Silver Prince" using RAW AD&D 1E (or at least Huso's interpretation of RAW). Just deciding whether I have the bandwidth to run it alongside my other games.

I just bought the rulebook for that... Interested in exploring this new take on a d100 system.

Also intrigued in running some of these well crafted, self contained books by Osprey games, at some point:

-Those dark places (industrial Sci Fi)
-Paleomythic (stone age fantasy)
-Hard City (noir, hardboiled gumshoes)

Really liking this publisher's 'house style' so far.

I didn't know about this publisher, but after skimming through their webpage, they do look interesting. Do you know what kind of system they have for rules?

IN, when and if you do.

Likewise!