What was the last game you finished?

[Flare]

^That same part gave me basically the same feeling. (SPOILER) Twili beasts, especially the kargaroks, were brilliant. Kargaroks made that weird horn sound instead of a bird cry and it always creeped me out.
I do like how the Twilight realms could be disturbing, creepy, dangerous, and yet beautiful at the same time. The music is perfect too. Subtle but it goes out of sorts in battles.

[Ami]

I finished Rise of the Tomb Raider almost a week ago. Really enjoyed it and I think so far, it's my Game of the Year. Uncharted 4 will have a lot to live up to when I finally play it...

[Lucis Caelum]

Finished my third replay of Tales of the Abyss, still a terrific game.

[The Mad King]

I finished Dragonball Xenoverse 2 a ways back, or at least the main story. Left a lot of the side stuff unfinished. It was a fun time, but perhaps copies a bit to much from the first game. Hopefully they'll be a bit more creative if they make a third Xenoverse.

[Joe]

The Mad King wrote:

I finished Dragonball Xenoverse 2 a ways back, or at least the main story. Left a lot of the side stuff unfinished. It was a fun time, but perhaps copies a bit to much from the first game. Hopefully they'll be a bit more creative if they make a third Xenoverse.

Completed it too.

It felt more like the full version of Xenoverse than it did a sequel. Good, in a way, because it ironed out a lot of the first game's annoyances and made it more enjoyable. Bad because it was a second, full-priced game.

[Hisako]

TITANFALL 2 IS SO GOOD YOU MOTHERFUCKERS IF YOU LIKE SHOOTERS GET IT NOOOOOOW
(Entering 'TITAN20' into Origin might add another 20% to that 33% discount)

[Mayo Master]

Finished Rise of the Tomb Raider last week. It was pretty awesome, minus some details around the ending yeah. The two things that has annoyed me was the poor storytelling/narration around the end For one thing, I think it's a storytelling mistake to bring Jonah back in the story just to have him kidnapped less than 5 minutes later. Then, the ending itself where Lara destroys the Source makes the whole purpose of Jacob's colony meaningless (really, it took you 1000 years and countless disasters and hardship to figure that finally, it's ok to destroy it, while it had never brought anything good during the whole time?), and the boss fight vs Konstantin which was quite idiotic, since at first I went ahead to smash his face with 50+ pickaxe hits which dealt no damage, but you have to make a "surprise attack from behind" for Konstantin to register an actual hit. . I particularly enjoyed the visuals and the gameplay which felt like a nice progression from the previous game, I particularly appreciated the touch of "open-worldness" in the way areas were designed.
Now I'm trying to wrap up a second playthrough of Uncharted 4 (which IMO is better) before FF XV is around.

[Joe]

Hisako wrote:

TITANFALL 2 IS SO GOOD YOU MOTHERFUCKERS IF YOU LIKE SHOOTERS GET IT NOOOOOOW
(Entering 'TITAN20' into Origin might add another 20% to that 33% discount)

I'm scared to. The original Titanfall was awesome and fun but nobody was playing it within a month.

[Cthulhu]

They were when I got it, which was quite some time after the release.

[RedFFWolf]

Today I finished the first Rayman game. I've played and finished it numerous times before, but for once I properly did a good job at it
Previous times I'd have been watching in dismay as the 'Continue' clocks counted down more and more... (This time I used no clocks and finished with 61 lives, yay! And I didn't cheat It's not that I did before that, but I didn't use the 99-live cheat here)

I had forgotten how addictive the gameplay can be when you get the running ability, which possibly is aided by the idea you get used to walking for so long, but oooh it's so satisfying

[demonwolf]

^I like platformers. I remember playing Rayman in my last laptop. Lost the savefile halfway thru. Haven't touched it since.

I just finished the first ending of Hollow Knight, anybody here heard of it? Clocked 63 hours for 100% completion. The trial of fools took me too long. And I felt like a fool afterwards.

[Cacti]

I just recently finished Deus Ex: Mankind Divided about a week or two ago. Had an absolute blast but it's sad how much shorter the game was compared to Human Revolution. They made a lot of improvements to the game overall, like the new abilities and the level design. I was playing it going 100% ghost, no detection and no killing and took me about 31 hours to complete everything I could find. It seems like I got the best possible ending available too so I'm very satisfied with the result of my playthrough.

I'm thinking about returning to it soon in NG+ though and waltzing through the game another time with a (possibly) different approach, but knowing myself I always go the sneaky route.

Absolutely recommend the series for those that think it looks interesting and all 3 games are often on sale for a great price! Stealth games are my jam

[LicoriceAllsorts]

I finished Dragon Quest VII over the summer.

[Kionae]

The last one I finished was FFX for the community playthrough. Then I started in on Fallout 4 again, took a break to play the Assassin's Festival DLC for FFXV, and now I'm working my way through FFX-2 again while I wait for Assassin's Creed Origins and FFXV: Comrades because, why not?