Last game you bought, did you enjoy it?

[The Wykydtron]

On my quest to go through all the good older games, Vampire: The Masquerade: Bloodlines. It's really good, granted you need to patch the damn thing for it to run on Steam which doesn't make much sense.

I went through the first 20 minutes of an LP and it was all I needed to pick it up. I don't think I could bare taking another class after rolling a Malkavian on the questionnaire. The dialogue changes may be my favourite thing in the entire game. You are speaking in riddles at all times and usually end up switching between your various personalities several times per conversation. Your end conversation quotes are godlike, Shepard eat your heart out.

"I am no longer here"

All the other vampires are like "oh it's one of these *facepalm*" two Malkavians having a conversation is really entertaining.

Gameplay wise it's solid. So far Bloodbuff is overpowered as fuck.

It bugs a bit but it's nowhere near gamebreaking and they are usually funny as hell. The voice acting is rather good actually, surprisingly so.

Oh and you have to jump people in dark alleyways and suck their blood to keep your abilities up and your sanity. Suddenly going into Frenzy is usually bad. Once won me a boss fight though.

 

[Daystar Clarion]

[HEADING=1]The Wonderful 101![/HEADING]

A seriously good game, brilliant Platinum/Clover humour I've come to love, and the gameplay is very solid.

 

[Mr.Mattress]

Bought Civilization V off of Steam, and yes, I do enjoy it. Very much so.

 

[mohit9206]

LA Noire Complete Edition for PC.Its a decent game but nothing spectacular so far.

 

[WeepingAngels]

The last game I bought was was Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. With the endless tutorials (most can't be skipped) and slow battles I just decided to play through Sticker Star again instead. I am sure I'll get back to it though.

 

[antidonkey]

I'm not sure what the last game I purchased was but I'm pretty sure I haven't played it yet. Scratch that...I remember now. It was Aliens: CM. It wasn't too bad. Disappointing for sure. Granted it was the massively patched version so I didn't have to deal with all the bugs from the initial release. I enjoyed it enough to see that it was a massive waste of potential.

 

[imagineak]

I have bought Mount & Blade: Warband on Steam and I am enjoying it. I have finally found a game that I can play all the time without getting bored of it.

 

[tiakeravelonna]

I bought Brutal Legend because it was on massive sale and I'd been considering getting it. As much as I don't like Jack Black, it's actually pretty good. The PC driving controls are *horrible,* though. I may have to hook up a gamepad if there's too much more driving.

 

[spartandude]

Pokemon Soul Silver, and yes im loving it. Ive lost both my Gameboy Advanced and my copy of Pokemon Silver years ago so having an updated version of it is incredible.

 

[stroopwafel]

Last game I bought was Splinter Cell Blacklist and thoroughly enjoyed it! It was actually much better than I expected and probably my favorite SC game to date. Also the story is like a popcorn spy thriller, but a really enjoyable one at that.

 

[Maximum Bert]

I suppose that would be Dragons Crown but I havent got that yet as its being imported from America so before that I bought Guacamelee and Divekick at the same time and both are awesome. Guacamelee is the most fun I have had in a platformy metroidvania game maybe ever and Divekick I havent had much chance to play but I faced the old dear and whupped her at it (she had difficulty figuring out the two button control scheme) but its probably the only game I have ever got her to play with any success as anything with a D pad and more than 2 buttons is impossible for either of the folks it seems.

 

[Wardi Boi]

Technically I bought quite a few games from one purchase with The Bureau: XCOM Declassified preorder on steam which included the rest of the XCOM games. I enjoyed The Bureau but XCOM: Enemy Unknown just completely blows it out of the water so I guess I enjoyed the bonus game more than what I actually paid for.

 

[ShinyCharizard]

Tales of Xillia.

And yes I very much enjoyed it. Best Tales game I've played yet. Can't wait for Tales of Xillia 2.

 

[New Frontiersman]

Yes. The last game I bought for myself was Monster Hunter Tri Ultimate and I'm really enjoying it. I bought it for myself (along with a Wii U to play it on) as a birthday present. I really enjoyed the original (which I haven't played in awhile) and the addition of new weapons and monsters helps mix it up and make it interesting again.

Tales of Xillia.

And yes I very much enjoyed it. Best Tales game I've played yet. Can't wait for Tales of Xillia 2.

Although I didn't buy it for myself, I did get that for my Birthday. So far I'm really enjoying it, although I haven't gotten very far in yet. You say it's your favorite so far? How does it compare to Graces? Because I'd have to say of all the Tales games I've played so far, I'd have to say Graces is my favorite.

 

[josemlopes]

Last game I bought was Splinter Cell Blacklist and thoroughly enjoyed it! It was actually much better than I expected and probably my favorite SC game to date. Also the story is like a popcorn spy thriller, but a really enjoyable one at that.

I was also suprised by Blacklist and it very well deserves the award for best SC game, it may not be as grounded in reality as Chaos Theory but it offers so many options in the level design and for the people that say that the game is unfocused in what is trying to be (stealth or action) play the game on the hardest difficulty and you will really need to be stealthy, without the right gear you die in 2-3 shots and you cant use Mark and Execute.

 

[ClockworkAngel]

The PC port of Castlevania Lords of Shadow. Definitely enjoying it.

 

[lacktheknack]

I got the Mirror's Edge Time Trial pack. And dang it, it is GREAT. The second game should have thirty time trials like these.

 

[Evil Smurf]

I've loved playing Saints Row 4, the only thing is that the open world is not as fun as the missions.

 

[Evonisia]

I recently bought a few games (today, actually) but I have yet to play them, so I'll go back a bit further to a game I bought and actually have played a decent amount of time through.

BioShock 2, it's shit and really feels like they just tried to make BioShock DLC, but then I'd argue that it gets better after the halfway point. The gameplay allows you to wield plasmids and weapons at the same time, as well as making hacking a quick-time event and being able to do it without going up to the device. So it's BioShock but ten billion times easier (which is saying a lot). Still, at least it's better than Infinite...

 

[therandombear]

Bought Saints Row 4, loved it from start to end.