Going on two years in with my daughter now and can say that you can definitely still find time and ways to game. I don't game quite as much as I did (But that's also because I study part time, work full time and do reviews in my spare time), but I still put some solid hours in.
What you might is the types of games you play or when you play games will change. I spend a lot of time while my daughter is awake playing colourful or family friendly games that are visually stimulating for her, but don't contain a lot of content that I'd prefer to hold off on exposing her to until she's a bit older. Think things like Ni no Kuni, Mario Odyssey, Stardew Valley. All games that are colourful and fun to look at, but are still fantastic experiences that hold my attention and can be easily paused if needed.
Once she's down, that's when I'll break out stuff like Gears, Man of Medan and Daemon X Machina, or multiplayer games where I can't stop without impacting the enjoyment of others.
It takes some adjustment, but you can definitely do it. Just don't feel like you HAVE to and try to force time in when you don't have it, and leave yourself feeling terrible. I definitely tried to do many things at once early on with my daughter and paid the price for it. Take care of yourself as well.
