What is the last game you've defeated?

The last one for me was Warhammer 40K: Gladius. Fun game, even though I suck at strategy games.

Code Vein. I finally platinumed this game. Mark of Honor grind is the worst. Even worst than the whole covenant thing in souls.

I believe it was Creepy Tale on the Switch. Short and sweet. Liked the puzzles. The art style reminds me of a children’s book. Nostalgic in a way.

Just finished Kingdoms of Amalur. Vanilla version. I think I started playing this in 2014, but it got lost in the shuffle when my kids were born. Decided to pick it back up and b-line toward the end boss. Great game. Shame about all the drama surrounding it. Could have been a cool franchise.

Battle Axe on Hard. A challenging and very fun game. Clearly designed for coop but had no one to play this game with.

Assassin's Creed Black Flag. It was pretty good. Still working my way up the Assassin's Creed Tree.

Mortal Shell. I got the platinum trophy which was fairly easy. Beating all the bosses without getting hit was time consuming however.

Little Nightmares. Short but enjoyable.

Darkside Detectives. I’m going to start the sequel very soon.

Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order... and really enjoyed it (even though I'm not that big of a Star Wars fan).

Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice in VR. Really really fun experience - felt very immersive and the combat is a lot of fun in VR

Recently ran through far cry 3 still the best in the series.

I am not good when it comes to finishing single-player games, but recently I had to chance to play Firewatch and ohh boy - that is an awesome game!

Prodeus I think

Suppose I can update my progress and state Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX. On my third run too. Had this one preordered over a year ago.

I think it's a very faithful remake of the original classic, maybe too faithful seeing as the controls could be tighter (something SEGA commonly had trouble with in platformers), and level design could very much be improved seeing quite a few the levels are uninspiring and monotonous; however they decided to leave it faithfully which I respect.

DX does add a lot of new content though, and the new artstyle I think is drop-dead-gorgeous!

Despite my criticisms to level design and controls being loose, still recommend Alex Kidd IMWDX to any platfomer fan. Does things other platformers simply do not, and think it's an enjoyable/ challenging game with a lot of hidden secrets.

It is no Sonic Mania or Streets of Rage 4, though I think it brings Alex Kidd back with style and faithfulness 7/10.

*On the SEGA IP note. Have noticed SEGA logo is not on this game in any manner, not even publisher. So did SEGA sell the licence of Alex Kidd? very strange.

ME Legendary Edition - Now I can finally move on to games that are actually new.

I think it was SOMA. Playing through RE:8 right now, but taking my sweet ass time.

Ori and the Will of the Wisps. Great game.

These kinds of reviews are really only useful if you're interested in the casual side of the game -- campaign and skirmishes -- and if we're being honest here (as opposed to pre-order evangelists) then the PC Gamer and the PC Invasion (in particular) pieces are the fairest so far. Read them all the way through instead of basing your decision on the score like an illiterate pleb or you'll deserve whatever you get. The other reviews I read (only read English ones) the journalists didn't even properly research the game and they're talking out their asses.

On the other hand if you're interested in the competitive/multiplayer side of the game then these reviews are pretty useless. Go look through the Steam reviews to find someone who's reviewing from this perspective, or better yet watch some pro streams and VODs and make up your own mind. AoA deserves that much from you at least. Also realize that it's early days and there's no telling how the MP will mature over time, though in my worthless opinion the current indicators augur well.

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Mass Effect 1 from the Legendary Edition. Was great to play it again! <3

Detroit Become Human, 8 months ago. I don’t finish a lot of games

The Mario Golf Super Rush adventure mode. Before that, Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order.

New Super Lucky's Tale. Thought it would be longer but I enjoyed it.

Ghouls n' Ghosts, the arcade version. I beat it after beating the Sega Genesis version to compare the two. I'm disappointed I missed out on this series back in the day as the Sega version has become one of my top 5 favorite games on that console I think.

Mass Effect 1 on the Xbox 360, I'm very close to beating Batman Arkham Asylum on Xbox 360 too.

Disgaea 6, but it's still going. A new act started after the credit roll. I call a game 'beaten' though, every time I see a credit roll .

I beat Cyberpunk. Going for a new character on hard.

I beat Final Fantasy 7 remake but still play again

I've been hitting narrative VR games lately for something different. I finally got around to playing through Dead Secret, and then moved onto the sequel Dead Secret: Circle. Neither are amazing (especially the first Dead Secret which really shows its age compared to modern VR games) but they were fun mystery diversions. Now I'm going through Wilson's Heart which is a more modern and horror-themed narrative VR game (Peter Weller is the voice of your character).

As for regular gaming I'm replaying Death Standing as my "wind down for the evening with something meditative" game but I'm only around Chapter 3 so it'll be a bit before I'm through that all the way again.

The old Wacraft III :-) Never stop playing that game

Dying Light on hard.

Finished up Detroit and enjoyed it surprising as it's movie game.

I started The Last Guardian in June of 2018 and finished that save file on May 8th. Took such a long break partly because I got tired of dealing with the creature's AI and had too many distractions. I'm glad I gave it another shot. In spite of my problems with the game and in spite of being the weakest of Ueda's trilogy, it's still a good, simple (but expensive) adventure game, the kind that Sony would never, ever, EVER greenlight now.

Also one of the few games that sizes subtitles adequately. Most subs in games are teeny, which makes more sense in a PC game viewed on a monitor.

They just need to be a little higher up. Narrations are italicized, as is the norm in movies.

Just beat Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart last week, I just about have the platinum trophy for it now too.

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It was Cyber Hunter MOD and I get bored a lot

TellTale Walking Dead Definitive edition a week ago.

Just beat Metal Gear Solid 2 again (for the...8th time? or more..) and Narita Boy for the first time. Both amazing games that absolutely don't concern themselves with mainstream trends, having a decipherable narrative, or just generally what anyone else thinks about them. Games that go their own way, all the way, and I really respect that. Could use more such games these days..

Psychonauts 2. That was pretty well done. The combat was annoying though. Glad I played it on Gamepass as I wouldn't go back but I had fun with it.

Honestly can't remember. Haven't finished one lately.

Resident Evil: Village

Uncharted lost legacy great dlc.

The Darkness II on PS3. I finally got around to it because I checked out a collection of the Darkness comics from my library and remembered I still needed to play it.

Prime Defenders!

100% agree.

Last game I finished was Metro: Last Light. Going through Psychonauts 2, taking my time with it, it's good but it isn't much my cup of tea, but giving it a chance.