Games you've beaten in 2022.
- Thread starter CastletonSnob
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This thread is about games you've beaten this year, not necessarily games you've beaten that came out this year.
The first season is pretty average. Definitely not my favourite TellTale game, and honestly pretty dull at times.
But Season 2 is excellent.
So far I have completed:
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons
Pikuniku
I Expect You To Die
I am also pretty close to completing Inscryption
This might sound like a lot for only being on the 9th Jan, but the games that I have completed are probably all <5h long, and I started Inscryption before the new year.
I've shared my thoughts on each over in the "What are you currently playing?" thread, but the TL;DR is that I haven't been particularly thrilled by any of them, nor do I think any of them are bad.
Just an average time. I am suitably whelmed.
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons
Pikuniku
I Expect You To Die
I am also pretty close to completing Inscryption
This might sound like a lot for only being on the 9th Jan, but the games that I have completed are probably all <5h long, and I started Inscryption before the new year.
I've shared my thoughts on each over in the "What are you currently playing?" thread, but the TL;DR is that I haven't been particularly thrilled by any of them, nor do I think any of them are bad.
Just an average time. I am suitably whelmed.
I beat Death's Door. I got to the end credits, and I count that, even if there were some post-game stuff.
It was okay. Nothing special. Short, a few weapons that were pretty similar, an okay story and world. And it was pretty, of course.
I doubt I'll ever understand why it has a Overwhelmingly Positive rating on steam though.
It was okay. Nothing special. Short, a few weapons that were pretty similar, an okay story and world. And it was pretty, of course.
I doubt I'll ever understand why it has a Overwhelmingly Positive rating on steam though.
The piano music, my dude. People get hit by a good score.
But also, yeah, the game delivers what it promises. So if you watch the trailer, you get exactly what you see with no bugs or bullshit issues, which will get overwhelmingly positive reviews. Anyone not interested in this game won't review it, and it's not high-profile enough to get a lot of gamers who want to be in on the latest flashy stuff.
So far I have beaten The Forgotten City, Unpacking, and Death's Door
A lot for me, for sure. These are short games, I was finishing up my Gamepass subscription, took advantage of the Steam winter sale, and had a lot of down time due to holidays, work schedule and weather.
So I spent New Year's Day playing the Forgotten City in one go.
Then the next day trying out Inscryption, not liking it, then playing Unpacking and that whole thing is like 4 hrs.
Then Death's Door over the next week including the post-game stuff but I followed youtube guides for that part.
A lot for me, for sure. These are short games, I was finishing up my Gamepass subscription, took advantage of the Steam winter sale, and had a lot of down time due to holidays, work schedule and weather.
So I spent New Year's Day playing the Forgotten City in one go.
Then the next day trying out Inscryption, not liking it, then playing Unpacking and that whole thing is like 4 hrs.
Then Death's Door over the next week including the post-game stuff but I followed youtube guides for that part.
So far I've beaten:
Castlevania: Circle of the Moon
Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance
Actually got my hands on all the GBA and DS Igavanias. Well, they're probably all repros considering what I paid, but whatever. Next up is Aria of Sorrow, tho I'm going to play something else first, cleanse the palate. Maybe one of those Tomb Raiders from the Epic holiday giveaways.
Castlevania: Circle of the Moon
Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance
Actually got my hands on all the GBA and DS Igavanias. Well, they're probably all repros considering what I paid, but whatever. Next up is Aria of Sorrow, tho I'm going to play something else first, cleanse the palate. Maybe one of those Tomb Raiders from the Epic holiday giveaways.
Just beat Pokemon Snap for the N64. Thought I'd start the year by beating something short and easy.
Beaten Demon Souls remake. Is rare a game hold attention till the bitter end but we worked our problems out after the right sort of counseling. Only problem is I missed the window to upgrade spear to a boss weapon because I had no idea you can only do it when it's upgraded at +7, no less and certainly no more: silly muggins here assumed it needed to be the highest level before ascending so did the all the upgrades first, but noooo. Even with a wiki open the upgrade system is a byzantine mess. Will have to try it in new game plus mayhaps.
Also, wtf is this evil shit?...
Oh. Wait, err, wrong one, forget you saw that. Wtf is this shit about?...
Permanent deleveling as a boss attack?? This is not acceptable videogame etiquette!
Also, wtf is this evil shit?...
Oh. Wait, err, wrong one, forget you saw that. Wtf is this shit about?...
Permanent deleveling as a boss attack?? This is not acceptable videogame etiquette!