What was the last game you finished, and what did you think of it?

[XIII's Number XIV]

Resident Evil 5.

In my opinion, that game went by way too fast. My uncle (who I borrowed it from) said I could complete Normal in a few hours. He was right.

The last Wesker fight was beastly, but it ended up being a pain in the butt ammo-wise and I didn't realize there was a grab move that killed him instantly until he killed me about 12 times (more times than ANY enemy in the game) and I had to look it up.

So yeah. Decent game, little replay value.

 

[Josufu]

Zombie Driver.

I got it as part of a pack of five indie games on Steam for $10.00, so I actually only paid $2.00 for it. It's already been worth the price. Haven't done more than play the single-player campaign, though.

Before that, it was Fallout 3 with the Broken Steel DLC. I've been a fan of the Fallout Games since I started playing them, and I enjoyed this one.

 

[Nyce1]

Spider-man: Shattered Dimensions. It was a solid title. Enjoyed the story and voice acting. Looking forward to the sequel later this year.

 

[NerfedFalcon]

Answer to question 1: The World Ends With You.

Answer to question 2: Sometimes the story goes out of its way to hammer in its moral, but overall it's a pretty sweet game.

 

[Riceminty]

Morrowind.

Of course, only technically finished. I did almost everything to be done in it and decided that I was done. As far as what I thought about it, well, It was the seventh time I've played it so that probably tells all. Especially since I plan on playing it through again soon.

 

[Ando85]

Sakura Wars ~So Long My Love~. It was better than I thought it would be. When I realized that it seems that the majority of the game is dialogue I thought it would get boring, but I was hooked from start to finish. I only wish it was longer. Took me about 22 hours to finish it.

 

[DanielBrown]

Dead Space 2
I found it to be an improvement of the first game. Sure, there was little difference in gameplay(only new anti-G system), same weapons as in the first game and that horrible voice acting on Clarke, but the envieroments were refreshing and overall I felt like I had more fun with this game than the first Dead Space.

 

[lion el jhonson]

Just finished my 5th playthrough of Dragon age: Origins
A great game in my opinion, my friend says it's a rip off this book called "A Song of Ice and Fire" but I have never read it so I wouldn't know but still one of the better games of the last decade, in my opinion of course.

 

[Hosker]

Assassin's Creed Brotherhood. It was a lot of fun, but a lot of the stuff in there was just pointless in the overall eye of the game.

 

[USSR]

Last game I finished..

Magicka.

Loved. Every. Moment. Of. It.

 

[SL33TBL1ND]

Front Mission 3: 60 hours of tactical mech goodness.

 

[Darkguy89]

Mass Effect 2 and i loved it and i agree with LookingGlass about the planet scanning.

 

[Zorak the Mantis]

Amnesia: The Dark Descent

It was recommended to me by a friend, and admit I was a little hesitant at first. But after playing through the game I really enjoyed it, great gameplay and a decent story.

 

[zombiestrangler]

Metro 2033. Good stuff, a bit short though. Also, any game that has a machine gun that shoot shotgun shells or anything goofy like that gets brownie points in my book.

 

[Superior Mind]

Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood. Was good. It's starting to feel a little overstuffed though, like when I got Parachutes I just thought "really?" I didn't even bother to learn how to use the things until I activated one accidentally. The recruits too lack any personality and there's really no need to use them unless a mission requires it. A lot of it seems unnecessary. A crossbow as well as the throwing knives and the pistol? I get that a crossbow is silent while packing the same punch as a pistol but no-one seems to react to the pistol shot anyway so what's the point? It's getting a bit ridiculous, Ezio's already looking like the trash lady from the movie Labyrinth, he's expected to perform parkour with all that shit hanging off him?

I'm all for cool new things, from what I've heard of the next one Ezio get's a weird hook that let's him use ziplines and even a Batman-esque grappling hook thing, but they need to be careful they don't keep or add anything useless just for the sake of having new stuff while keeping the old junk.

But like I said, good, enjoyable, longer than I expected and I'm actually starting to care a little about Desmond and his gang.

 

[onewheeled]

Half-Life 2 for, I think, the third time. It's still one of my favorite games of all time.

 

[Ranorak]

Portal 2,

I hummed along the song, cause it's awesome!
I really liked the game, hope they'll release some advanced rooms.

 

[Ultress]

P3P, Nyx was a joke with my Level 99 party and the ending was just as good as P3FES

 

[The_Blue_Rider]

Brutal Legend. I think it's extremely underrated and I'm sad to hear it sold so badly. It's very unique, and with all the work that went into it, like voices and songs from amazing bands and rock stars, it's just a crying shame it's all gone unnoticed. Being a heavy metal fan, I can't see why I didn't pick it up earlier.

I liked that game but I feel they made a bad choice with the whole RTS gameplay, from all the trailers and stuff i say, it convinced me it was going to be a hack n slash game, and iin my opinion it would have been much more fun if they did that

 

[Demodeus]

I just finished Dungeon Siege 1 for the like 23th time.
Even though I know the entire world by heart (I could probably draw you a map of everything in the entire ~12 hour game) but I still find another secret in every new playthrough, its ridiculous.