What was the last game you finished?

[Flintlock]

I just finished Transistor. It's an excellent game. It does exactly what I expect from indie titles, which is, as I've said before, to do one thing and do it really well. I had a lot of fun playing around with program combinations and using them with Turn(). The difficulty level was spot on for most of the game, and it can be manually increased for extra XP. It's about ten hours long, which is a good length. And it looks and sounds great. Colour me impressed.

 

[X-SOLDIER]

I just finished Transistor. It's an excellent game. It does exactly what I expect from indie titles, which is, as I've said before, to do one thing and do it really well. I had a lot of fun playing around with program combinations and using them with Turn(). The difficulty level was spot on for most of the game, and it can be manually increased for extra XP. It's about ten hours long, which is a good length. And it looks and sounds great. Colour me impressed.

Transistor was spectacular. I was just thinking about that game today, and contemplating about replaying it again at some point. I love that people are still going through it.




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[Abortedj]

Arkham Knight. It was a fun and interesting game.

 

[Unit-01]

I finished FFXII, and I loved it.

 

[Flintlock]

Prince of Persia (2008). AKA a 20-hour quicktime event. It was fun in parts but it all felt a bit too scripted, like I just had to press buttons at the right time to make progress. The combat wasn't like that, but it had problems of its own, not least that it was impossible to die. By far the best part of the game was the chemistry and sexual tension between the Prince and Elika. Their lines were excellently written and delivered.

The game generally looked and sounded great. It got quite repetitive, however, and the ending left me feeling disappointed, so I don't think I'll be playing it again. Both the 1989 original and the Sands of Time are more enjoyable games.

 

[Cthulhu]

Yeah, that's what I thought; they did a reboot of the series after the SoT trilogy for fuck knows why. They tried again a few years later with err, fuck if I know, which was another reboot but closer to the original SoT series, but it was still lacking. Probably a solid game, but I didn't really play it all the way through, it felt kinda fabricated.

 

[X-SOLDIER]

Hyper Light Drifter

Dear gods I love it. I love playing it and the new challenges are keeping me well entertained.




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[Tetsujin]

Platinum'd inFamous: Second Son

A bit disappointed about how repetitive it is but the gameplay mechanics are still incredibly fun.

 

[Remnant-of-VII]

Fallout 4 with about 60% achievements unlocked. Going through another playthrough to finish off the rest of them before I get the new dlc.

 

[Claymore]

Just finished Bravely Second. Thoughts in thread.

 

[Cthulhu]

Mass Effect 3; only took me what, 2-3 years?

Also I got the shittiest ending, with no after-credits wossname or an option to redo the last bit for a different ending. youtube it is. hurr.

 

[Ami]

The Last of Us Remastered.

So many feels right now, I posted more in the appropriate thrad.

 

[SeaDragon]

Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance
Thank you Platinum Games for this great action game ..and the Mariachi outfit.

Nanomachines, son

 

[AvecAloes]

Final Fantasy V, several weeks ago now >.> Still have to do my write-up for the community playthrough

 

[Flintlock]

I finished Grim Fandango Remastered with my best friend last week. It took us about four sessions in total; one for each chapter/year of the game.

I posted about it here when we started and said how much I was enjoying it. By the end, however, I wasn't feeling so positive about it any more. The first two chapters are brilliant, but the last two seemed to drag. We had to look up the solutions to a few puzzles because we would never have figured them out otherwise - and I say that as someone who has been playing puzzle games for almost my whole life. The remaster could have done with a hint system or something.

 

[Abortedj]

Literally just finished Saints Row: Gat out of Hell. It was very short. Kind of funny in spots, but nothing new here. Doubt I will ever play it again.

 

[Keveh Kins]

Finished the Phantom Pain, enjoyed it for the most part

 

[Abortedj]

Mad Max on PS4. Was fun, but did get a bit repetitive toward the end. Speaking of the ending, kind of an anticlimax.

 

[Splintered]

Digimon Cybersleuth and I am ashamed of nothing.

 

[anothercid]

The Resident Evil remake. The best of the more survival horror focused RE games that I've played. Also Firewatch, a surprisingly rich game given its minor length.

 

[Octo]

^ I didn't play Firewatch, but I watched a lets play on youtoob. If they make a film of it, Louis Ck should play Henry. And Catherine Keener should play Delilah.

 

[Clement Rage]

Arkham Origins, the game where they finally figured out how to make good bossfights. I hear Arkham Knight doesn't do this either, shame. Its a weakness of Asylum and City.

Did everything except

Spoiler

Enigma, because screw that, and Black Mask, because the game glitched and he escaped me by the ingenious method of locking the door

 

[Lord Noctis]

I finished Journey the other day. It was fun, but man thats a short game.

 

[Cthulhu]

Tru, but that also means you can finish it in one sitting, which IMO does add to the experience. In its case, I mean, I wouldn't like much more games to do it like that.

 

[Unit-01]

I just finished Dark Souls 3. Loved the last boss.

I want some DLC now.