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    Aug 26th, 2012 at 20:32:21     -    Deus Ex: Human Revolution (PC)

    Started Deux Ex: Human Revolution sometime during the week. Last week I tried out the original, and was pretty happy with it despite the darkness, and it made me real excited to dig into HR. It was almost terrible at first. I had some visual issues with screen tearing and cut scenes stuttering and mouse lag and all kinds of crap that brought back horrible memories of when I tried to play Far Cry 2 on PC. I fiddled with settings and couldn't make it good enough, so I quit in disappointment that day. LUCKILY I opened it again to see if I couldn't figure it out one more time the next day, and lo and behold, it was fine. I guess it just needed a reboot. Lesson learned. Crisis averted.

    The game is essentially the original brought into the 21st century. Most of the same stuff is there and improved/expanded. The most obvious example are the augmentations. There are way more options now. Some are for improving stealth, hacking, other physical attributes like strength and speed, persuasion, and so on. You use experience points to upgrade them like in the first game, except here X experience points gives you a Praxis point instead of just spending the experience on the aug directly. There are definitely multiple ways to complete objectives like the first game. Every area so far has the front-door entry method, ladders, air ducts, and you can be more or less stealthy and aggressive, ignore or deal with all the computer systems, kill or skip most of the enemies, etc. One thing I find odd is that the game definitely seems to reward stealth more than assault. It keeps reminding me via loading screen tips that there's a huge XP bonus for completing a mission undetected. You rack up bits of XP and money and hacking items for hacking computers and terminals. You also get more XP for knocking out an enemy than killing him. I mean, I guess it's not really weird, it's just in a game about doing the mission your own way, they clearly reward you more for doing it one way, and I'm sure this leads a lot of people to do it that way.

    I usually lean toward stealthy and hacking characters in these types of games anyway, but I totally admit to being pushed to focus on hacking by the rewards, and because I hate being barred from rooms and things because a lock is too tough. So I've played through Detroit and can hack through level 4 (of 5) security. I also learned the jump aug way early and the strength aug because I realized there were lots of areas I wouldn't be able to go and stuff I couldn't find if I couldn't jump and move refrigerators. So now I can basically go anywhere after just the first city. I'm happy about that, but I do really want to experiment with some of the other augs! I have felt rather like I've been forced to learn hacking augs since I want to hack. I also want to take no falling damage and shoot bullets from my torso, but I can't yet. Oh I got the persuasion aug too so I can sense personality types and respond to NPCs favorably to get extra info and persuade them with pheromones. That's been pretty fun.

    The only thing I don't like about the game are the NPCs that populate Detroit (I assume all others are the same). They're completely one-dimensional. Apparently all anyone in the world ever thinks about is human augmentation because that's all they talk about. And everyone is either for it or against it, and every now and then you come across impossible NPCs who will say something like "What's all this debate over human augmentation?" Hello! Open your eyes! Or go talk to any NPC and they'll either tell you its great or terrible. I'm a guy who likes to see what NPCs have to tell me, but these are pointless to talk to since they tell me neither nothing new nor interesting. Also, they love to talk on the phone, read e-books and play mobile games. And smoke cigarettes. Apparently all the people on earth do one of these 4 activities when idly standing on the street or sitting on a bench alone outside, which is apparently also the cool way to pass time in 2027 or whenever this is. Also, no one gathers in groups of more than 3 apparently. The whole story and setting and all I think is awesome and convincing. The generic city-dwelling NPCs are horrible. But if I ignore them, I can let the other aspects of the world keep convincing me I'm in the future.

    I just thought to make an update-so-far for this after reading jp's latest. I read his others and can make a few more comments related to his experiences too. The game did seem oddly difficult at first. I died a lot near the beginning. I think it just takes some getting used to that Jensen is badass but not necessarily a supersoldier (though there is that aug that reduces damage taken!). So a few bullets and that's it for him. Also, the cover system definitely takes some getting used to. I've died more than a few times from accidentally popping my head out. I don't like that I have to hold down right mouse button to stay in cover. I'd prefer a toggle. Also, sticking to a curving wall is tricky because even if it curves like 30 degrees you still have to do the space+arrow to make Jenson move. I wish he'd just follow the dang wall!

    The enemies are much improved from the original, but they still aren't that smart. Sometimes one will flank me, but usually they just swarm to the same spot and then I can just mow them down all at once, or sneak around them all at once. The really stupid encounters that stand out involve air ducts. If you are in an air duct, you can just kneecap everyone in the room. 100 enemies in the room? Don't worry, none of them will shoot you. Sometimes one ducks down, but since they put their head right in your entire field of vision (the exit of the air duct), it's like impossible not to headshot them. Then just kneecap the others who are running around the room like "He's here! Where is he! He's over there! He's killed 54 of our men! Why won't someone toss a grenade in the air shaft or flank him from the other side of the air duct or just freaking shoot him?" Kneecap, kneecap! This is a flawless and cheap tactic.

    I completed my first boss fight, which I wasn't looking forward to after reading how bad they were supposed to be, including an official apology from the devs (ouch!). I died like 5 times, no big deal. He mostly kept cornering me and then getting me with frags. I played around a bit and got better at avoiding him, basically just crouching and circling behind some boxes/a pillar. He eventually loses track of where you are and turns around. The time I beat him, I realized that he will just empty his entire clip at where he thinks you are and then his gun will jam. Then you pop out and shotgun him in the face a lot. His gun unjams, and you just go hide again, wait until he unloads and jams his gun, pop him in the face some more, and just do that until he dies. It's kind of lame once I figured that out because I don't understand how he loses track of where I am, nor do I understand why he stands there for 10 seconds firing at the air. Then his gun jams and I shoot him in the face and he just stands there messing with his gun. Anyway, it wasn't brutally hard or anything, and I guess I found a cheap trick that I didn't really mean to find. I'll take it.

    So that's where I am now. This week I'll get through Shanghai.

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    Aug 20th, 2012 at 11:21:19     -    Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne (PS2)

    Wah one more entry for this weekend since I started SMT: Nocturne yesterday. Today was a public holiday so I spent a little while getting into it. I just played and quit Digital Devil Saga 2 a month ago and I kinda wanted to get to Nocturne while the Shin Megami Tensei world was fresh in my head. Good call. I think I had all this shit memorized when I was playing Persona 3 a few years ago, and I think it's pretty much back. This game is a lot more similar to Persona 3 than Digital Devil Saga, which I like very much. Basically in DDS, you didn't collect demons or do any kind of fusion or use them in any way -- you were demons, and you fought the demons. In Persona 3 (I forget exactly how it worked), you collect the demons and use them in some form or fashion, maybe equip them or something. In Nocturne, you collect and fuse them and they form your party, which thus far is awesome.

    You acquire demons in a few different ways. One major one is through talking to them in battle. This is really neat, and it's way deeper than just talking. You can initiate conversations (and do so in different ways with different demons and/or your main character depending on their conversation skills, like Seduce and Flatter and whatnot) or demons will initiate conversations, oftentimes if you've almost killed them and they're begging for their lives. Sometimes when they beg you not to kill them, they'll say "haha, sucker!" and run off or keep attacking. Other times they'll join if you show mercy. If you initiate the conversation, they'll be more or less receptive depending on a bunch of factors, including race of the demon, phase of the moon, conversation skills your party has, racial makeup of the party, etc., etc. It sounds really complicated. Then asking them to join you isn't a simple matter of them answering yes or no. They'll ask you for items and money, sometimes multiple times (hmm, that's still not enough -- give me 100 monies; just one more healing item!). You can comply or not. If you don't you piss them off, and if you comply sometimes they'll end up still saying no thanks and giving you some other item in return for the 2 or 3 rounds of things you gave them, or they'll continue attacking you, or they'll run away. This is how you need to get items in the beginning of the game before you can fuse.

    After you open the fusion system, then you can fuse two demons (or more, depending) to obtain a new stronger demon. This new demon will inherit some skills from both of its 'parents' (which is more or less difficult depending on its affinities, i.e., a demon that is weak to fire will have a hard time learning a fire skill from its parents). I remember this being how it worked in Persona 3. In Nocturne, there are several other options to add to the complexity of fusions, such as fusing when the moon is brightest to add a 'sacrifice,' which is adding another demon whose experience gets added to the 'child' of the parents, so that the child is however many levels stronger than it would normally be. Fusing a regular demon with an element demon results in the next stronger version of that regular demon's race. Fusing a regular demon with a mitama does something too but so far all the mitamas are higher lever than me so I haven't been able to buy one to try (you can only handle demons who are your level or lower). There are some other special elements to fusion that I haven't discovered yet but that I've seen in a strategy guide (more on why I was looking at a strategy guide later).

    I've mentioned the moon level a few times. Like DDS's sun power, Nocturne has moon power (I don't think Persona 3 had anything like this). The moon power goes up from 0 (new) to 8 (full) and back down again, and repeats. 4 is half. This just constantly changes as you walk and it affects a ton of things, mostly when it's full. When the moon's power is full, it's like impossible to run from enemies. They won't talk to you because they're just like spazzed out from the moon. Some of your skills are dependent on moon power (and enemies' skills?). Mysterious treasure chests yield special and rare items when the moon is full. I'm proud of myself for figuring that out. Now whenever I see a mysterious chest (which is a special type of chest), I just run circles until the moon gauge fills up before I loot it and it, so far, has always yielded a gem, which rules. You use gems to buy elements and mitamas for fusion. And you gain the sacrifice fusion ability on full moons, but fusion during full moons is risky because the failure rate increases. Failing a fusion is no fun, as I recall from Persona 3 since you basically waste the two demons you fused. Save before fusing!

    Ok so a couple things about the party. Your party is 3 demons and yourself. You can stockpile up to 8 demons and switch them in and out. If you want a 9th demon, too bad. You have to fuse some or trash one to make room for a new one. I had this complaint in DDS where it was easy to destroy the effectiveness of your party because skills in the mantra grid took forever to level up and were super expensive to get the higher level ones, and the game started killing off my characters which turned my plans to dust. Persona seems to (seems to, fingers crossed!) avoid this problem because if you find yourself missing a skill, you just go find or fuse a demon who has it. Not bad! So whereas DDS killed my electricity character in the story, if it were Nocturne, I could have gone and recruited an electricity-using demon in battle and solved my problem without hours of grinding. Since you can have 8 demons, you can have a lot of bases covered all the time. And you're constantly fusing and upgrading demons, so you've just got to be mindful of not letting any of those bases slip under the radar. Like right now I have a pretty decent party for what I need. I have a couple examples of how great the demon-party customizability is.

    (1) Fire Sewers - I entered an area that an NPC warned me had a lot of poisonous monsters. Turns out they didn't use that much poison, but I did find out that the two most plentiful demons were weak to fire (when you get attacked by 6 enemies, you need to know these things!). The problem was I had no fire-users; therefore, I couldn't exploit their weaknesses at all; therefore, I got my ass kicked and only barely survived a few battles before running right back out of the dungeon. I remembered I'd previously had and fused a fire-using demon into something else. So I went back to where I remembered finding it before and recruited it. Then I went to the Cathedral of Shadows (where you fuse demons) and fused it into an even better demon who had a fire affinity, so inherited the parent's fire skill, and was set to learn another one. Then by chance I happened to have two more demons I wanted to fuse who yielded a different fire-affinity child with a basic fire spell. So voila! Two very useful fire-using demons all of a sudden. I went back to the sewers armed and ready and had a much better time.

    (2) El Matador - This example is only a thing because I died due to the one downside of the game thus far -- game over on main character death. NOOO! I really hate this rule, especially in punishing RPGs like this, where it is VERY EASY to get killed before you get a chance to act. Example: ambushed by more than a few enemies (this is basically a death sentence); another example: enemies at any given time attacking your main character in succession is also a death sentence if they exploit a weakness (using fire against your fire-weak character). I died once in two hits (a critical on a weakness and another physical attack). You can't plan for that. I mean, in the broadest sense you can reduce some risk, but on a moment to moment basis, once the enemy begins its round, if they decide to all attack the main character, and especially exploit weaknesses, even if he's fully healed, he's going to die and you'll get game over. It's very disheartening. Ok, so this example is actually in multiple parts...

    Part 2 of example (2) Return of El Matador - El Matador was hard as hell. The game surprised me with this special boss battle that I couldn't escape and wasn't ready for, hadn't had a save spot in forever, wasn't properly healed, etc. He only has a few attacks. One is a basic single-target physical attack and the other is the party-wide force attack. When I fought him, I had one character who was weak to force, another who drained force, and the other two neutral. Pro and con there. Con is one character, my healer, got blasted every round. Pro is that when your resistance is drain-level the attacker loses two turns. So if he cast his force spell first, he didn't get a second attack like usual because the drain makes him lose it. I guess drain outweighs the weakness of my healer. A weakness adds a turn for the attacker otherwise. Also, at the beginning, he casts something that makes his agility super high, so it was literally impossible for me to hit him. I missed 100% of the time. Luckily one of my characters had a spell that raises my own agility, so once I figured this out I could counter his spell and hit him. So every round he'd slam me with his force attack, and I struck this scary balance between healing, keeping my healer's mana refilled with my main character using items, and attacking with the other two. Eventually he died, but that fight sucked. So another 15 minutes after the fight, and before I found a save point, I experienced one of those super ridiculous and impossible-to-prevent main character deaths (weakness crit + weakness crit + weakness crit or some nonsense). I just laugh at these now because they've happened a handful of times already and they're so freaking stupid. So the next time I play I'll have to fight El Matador again. But this time, I've got a hell of a plan to use my demons AND my character's matagama to great effect.

    Part 3 of example (2) - Return to El Matador - The problem in the fight was just getting hit so damn hard, which caused my healer to have to heal every round, thus running him out of mana and causing my main character to have to use an item to replenish the healer's mana every other round, and usually to use a healing item to supplement the healing spell. So, I need to reduce damage by that force spell. I could take out my force-weak healer. I do have another demon who only has the single-target healing spell instead of the party spell, but not being crit every time might make that a viable option. If I want to I can even go recruit and fuse a perfectly tailored demon who can heal and is resistant to force magic. I love that I can do that if I want to.

    The other thing I can do concerns boosting my main character's defenses. Demons learn skills just by leveling up and inherit them through fusion. The main character learns skills by equipping and leveling up with what are called matagamas, little parasite things that give him different affinities and skills. I know I've got one that gives me force magic. I haven't looked but I assume it also makes you resistant to force magic. I could put that on and change my affinities and weaknesses (which in this case would be from neutral to force to strong against force, maybe even drain if I'm lucky -- then I'd have two characters draining and thus not needing healing). So hopefully with all these options, these wonderful, glorious, lovable options which Digital Devil Saga so glaringly lacked, I will have an easier time with El Matador the second time around.

    Of course, nothing I can do will prevent me from getting ambushed and one-shot after I beat El Matador again.

    I've really enjoyed Nocturne so far and feel it makes up for much of what annoyed me about DDS. I expect this is a really difficult game, and that's good. I need a challenge to keep me occupied at home on the weekends. Kingdoms was way too easy. So in a sick sad way, I honestly find the occasional ambush-deaths refreshing. Maybe that's why I've been laughing out loud when it happens. I'm dying! I feel so alive! Haha. Til next time...

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    Aug 19th, 2012 at 22:32:16     -    Kingdoms of Amalur (360)

    I don't think I've ever written this much on one game, but it's such a long one. After I finished it, I looked online to see what else you could do since you get to keep playing after you've beaten the main quest, and people were talking about spending 200 hours and stuff on KoA. Like they tried all three classes and the hybrids, crafted all the best weapons and armor for each class, found all the lorestones, did all the quests, etc. I think there are so many better (action)RPGs out there, I couldn't justify doing anything after the main quest that wasn't challenging. Unfortunately there aren't any special secret hard bosses, and I reached the level cap of 40 before beating the game which means nothing would ever be difficult (nothing was ever difficult in the first place either), so there really wasn't anything left for me to do.

    Kingdoms of Amalur was a really solid experience. It didn't innovate anywhere. Just a jack-of-all-trades action RPG with what I think is an excellent story in an excellent universe. I've talked about how average every system in the game is in previous entries, and it stays that way to the end. For skills, I ended up maxing out or near-maxing out a bunch of them, and they simply aren't that useful. For the talent tree, I got all the sorcery spells maxed out, and then went into the might tree for some nifty bonus health and a cool berserk mode for when I dropped below 25% (which never happened, lol). So I ended up unlocking a couple levels of the warrior destiny for going through the might tree and a few levels of the battlemage destiny for having sorcery/might talents.

    As far as the leveling goes, I've mentioned how unbalanced it is, your level/zone for example. Simply by doing quests, I outleveled all the zones. When I decided to quit doing side quests, the zones caught up a little bit, but even by skipping virtually all side quests in the Plains of Erathell and Klurikon and Alabastra, I STILL hit the level cap of 40 before the end! If someone could please explain to me how that should even be possible, I would love to hear it. What that says to me as a consumer is "Hey, we inflated the amount of content in this game so we can say it has 200 hours of gameplay, when really you'll hit the level cap and beat the game in 50. But do go around and needlessly do 100 more quests because they're there." And I swear, the entire zone of Detyr needs to be wiped from the game. The others were magnitudes more interesting. I really disagree with the people who called the story generic and forgettable. There is SO MUCH detail behind the Fae and much of their culture is very fleshed out. I feel these people didn't spend much time chatting with the NPCs, because that's where you really feel the depth of the lore. Again, EVERY NPC in the game says DIFFERENT things. It's amazing. Alternatively, people who degrade the story definitely have grounds to do so if Detyr is their main source because the gnome mining operations in the desert is such a played out thing in fantasy.

    Turns out I was correct in predicting how the game would flow through Klurikon and Alabastra. You do indeed travel south through these zones with your powerful 4 or 5 super-allies to the heart of the Tuatha. It is much faster paced, less side quests (there is one more faction, which was a fun story to play through), less crap to explore. I do question how there are so many little camps of humans and good Fae in Tuatha lands. If they've had Mel Senshir under siege for 10 years and their army has been growing becoming more fierce, then I'm not sure I believe that there are so many human and Fae camps in Klurikon and Alabastra. I believe the Tuatha would have pretty much exterminated them all. But I guess you gotta have side quests. No, actually, you don't. It is possible to make an even more interesting main quest without 'fetch me 3 pineapples' or 'kill 8 garden snakes' or whatever variety, in order to use all the space and cool places in these zones.

    Here's my biggest thing at the end though. This whole game is about your character being fateless. Everyone else is bound by fate. You, however, can actually change other peoples' fates since you don't have one and are free of it. So throughout the game, they play on this idea so you get some different outcomes by choosing one way or another for parts of the main quest and for faction quests. It's typically basic light side/dark side type stuff, but I always appreciate the effort. But at the end of the game when you have to go stop the God that Gadflow is summoning, you have no choice! You have to stop it! You can't say "I will ally myself with the evil god and herald the destruction of everything! Hahahahahaha!" WHY!? You've let me make some important choices throughout this game which is ABOUT changing fate and changing the world, yet you won't let me change the final outcome?! I mean, technically then you couldn't continue to play the game afterward because the world would be destroyed, but maybe then they could have just replaced all the NPCs with Tuatha or something. And I wouldn't mind it if they'd let me destroy the world and then put me back in the normal world after beating the game. Like, I can deal with that inconsistency. Anyway, sort of lame there.

    And there you have it.

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    Aug 17th, 2012 at 21:12:21     -    Deus Ex (PC)

    I wrote a full entry for this last night but foolishly was careless typing it in the browser window and due to a browser hang-up accidentally clicked away without copying it to clipboard first. :-( Time to recreate...

    Geez, I dunno about the original Deus Ex. I am sure this game would have been AWESOME to play when it came out, but that was then and this is now. I distinctly remember this CD-ROM in the general vicinity of my family computer circa 2000. My brother played it, but I never did. I clearly understand now why Deus Ex is consistently atop these 'best games of all time' lists, but I think, like with most older things, you would have had to have been playing it back then to put it on the list at all. With Human Revolution sitting installed and ready, I think I'll skip on ahead to the modern version. I intended to play Deus Ex for homage and continuity and all that, but I think I got the gist!

    Deus Ex immediately struck me with its innovation. Even today, games in similar genres don't do or fail to do well what Deus Ex does. I'm thinking of the excellent skill system, the fully voiced dialogue, the multiple ways to complete missions, the multiple pathways weaving through each level, the fact that your actions (completion or failure of secondary missions, sequence of talking to people and doing things, pathway through the level) have consequences, and the fun electronics/hacking/lockpicking. NPCs will say different things to you, your end-of-mission report is different and your boss and co-workers actually comment on what you did or didn't do with opinions, and you get more or less skill points as a reward. One time I completed a level with nothing short of a shooting spree, and as a result, when it was time to restock at the armory before the next mission, the specialist there called me trigger happy and gave me multitools instead of ammunition and suggested I try to kill a few less people. Like, so many of today's games fail to have appropriate NPC responses to your actions. They're generic, or there's not even the possibility of multiple outcomes. Deus Ex wasn't the first stealth/shooter game out there or the first with multiple paths and voiced dialogue, but I see its influence in many modern games. It reminds me of Rainbow Six and Splinter Cell games, Bioshock, other games that focus on this computer hacking/electronics/lockpicking, even fantasy versions like Elder Scrolls games. And the music, wow, can you say Mass Effect?

    So, many aspects of the game do hold up today,and even shine, but some are hilariously dated. The AI, for example, is like watching a movie that's so bad it's good. Sometimes when you shoot an enemy one time, he turns and runs (in a straight line). Enemies will run behind cover, then move to the center of the room and stand still. Enemies will run around you in circles not firing. Enemies have no communication skills. If you shoot an enemy in a room full of enemies, there is no guarantee the others will notice. If you walk up to an enemy, there is no guarantee he will notice. I can't tell you how many times I casually strolled up to a guard and shot him point blank...from the front. Enemies have terrible short-term memory. If you open fire, kill a few, blow up a box of TNT, and then go around the corner, the remaining enemies will forget all that within a few seconds. Out of sight out of mind.

    Even though the enemies aren't challenging, the other option is: the stealth approach. Computers/electronics/lockpicking are skills you can invest points in. These seem very important because levels are littered with traps like laser grids, sentry robots and turret guns. If you can hack and stuff, you can turn off security, or even turn it against enemies. But this stuff is heavy throughout the levels. You can shoot up all the guards, but you sometimes face an insane corridor with a security camera, then two turret guns, then a laser grid armed with explosives, then another camera...and at the end, a locked door. Shit, no lockpicks! It's handy to always have some picks and multitools. The other challenging bit is navigation. There is no map in the modern standard sense. Some levels you get a static low-res map of the area, but your position isn't on it, there's rarely any point of interest marked, and you can't interact with the map at all besides open/close. After a while though, I came to enjoy the lack of a map because exploring is both fun and rewarding in Deus Ex. You get skill points for discovering new places, completing secondary objectives, and talking to some people. There are so many optional and hidden places/things in each level, and it's usually something interesting that you find, whether it's an ammo cache or a hobo shanty town or a secret meeting that nets a secondary objective if you spy on it. And for not having a map, the NPCs are very good about telling you where to go. They say 'find the warehouse a few blocks south of here' or 'my friend is in trouble in an alleyway northwest of the bar.'

    Like I said, to get into a lot of these places, and to find other secrets and cool passage ways to help you navigate, you're going to need lockpicks and multitools. You'll also need an array of weaponry, healing, and other random types of items. Unfortunately the inventory is pretty small. I filled it up within an hour. There is money in the game, and I assumed that I was losing it by throwing away items due to space, but I never found anywhere to sell items, so maybe I was wrong. It seems money is only good for buying the odd bit of supplies or bribing NPCs for information. But like the map, after a while I didn't mind. I began keeping only that which I needed, which meant basically not trying to carry 5 guns. Ammo doesn't take up space, which is awesome. But when you loot enemies, it autoloots everything, so I was constantly having to get rid of the constant supply of knives and cigarettes and other crap they carry around.

    Since there is so much inventory management, the game uses hotkeys for deleting and using items, and for many other menu functions. BUT, the hotkeys didn't work! That was annoying for sure. I think it's a Steam issue since it's an older game brought back to life. Sometimes original controls have problems. Another really annoying example is that F12 toggles your flashlight. F12 is also the Steam hotkey for screenshots. Deus Ex is a really dark game, so I constantly toggled the flashlight, which means Steam was constantly taking screenshots. I went into Deus Ex's options to change the flashlight hotkey, but I couldn't. According to the controls F12 doesn't do anything, and there was no option even for the flashlight. It's like it was hardwired to be F12, yet F12 supposedly was nothing.

    And like I said, Deus Ex is inexplicably dark. The whole game takes place at night, so it's understandable that it is dark, but not DARK. I noticed some bad eye strain, and last night I even started getting nauseous, so I started taking pretty frequent breaks. I'd never played it for more than like an hour in a session until last night so it never got too bad. That's actually part of the reason I'm going to skip ahead to Human Revolution. I turned up the brightness rom 60-70, but that just washed it out and it looked terrible. Besides the darkness, the visuals are okay. Obviously they're really dated and look like crap relative to today's games, but it's fine. There's good use of camera angles and zoom during the dialogue scenes. They had lip synching and everything. Again, teenage David in 2000 would have been amazed by all this.

    The last issue is the lack of autosave. I replayed big chunks of the first 2 levels due to lack of autosave. I'd wager I spent about 25% extra time on Deus Ex replaying bits because I'd die without saving. The game says it autosaves though. Whenever you move to a new area, it says 'loading' (the area) then 'saving' (presumably, my game). But that is false! I don't know if it's saving something else, or if there is supposed to be an autosave feature and it's another Steam issue, or something else. But yeah, that cost me a lot of time. Once I realized that it wasn't going to ever save for me, and I died enough to get annoyed that it was telling me it was saving and then not saving, and once I conditioned myself to quicksave before doing something dangerous, I got over the problem. But that's one of those things. Practically all games autosave these days and we take it for granted. On the bright side though, all those early instances of replaying levels showed me how flexible my choices were in how to go about completing missions because I got to try lots of different approaches in the first couple levels. I developed an early appreciation Deus Ex in this way.

    That's about it. Definitely a cool game, and I hope that Deus Ex: Human Revolution is everything I like about Deus Ex and modernized with some new innovations for me to marvel at. Definitely worth spending some time with the original to get a feel for the series.

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    1100 Floors (Other)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    21000xRESIST (PC)Finished playing
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    128Clustertruck (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
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    131Company of Heroes (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
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    134Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
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    147Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    148Darkest Dungeon (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    149Darkfall (PC)Finished playing
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    170Destiny 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
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    174Deus Ex: Human Revolution (PC)Finished playing
    175Deus Ex: Mankind Divided (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
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    211Dungeons of Dredmor (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    212DUSK (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    213Duskers (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
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    225Enter the Gungeon (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    226Eternal Sonata (PS3)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    227Eternal Threads (PC)Finished playing
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    229EVE Online (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
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    247Faster Than Light (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    248Fatal Frame (PS2)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    249Fear the Spotlight (PC)Finished playing
    250FEZ (PC)Finished playing
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    252Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth (PS5)Playing
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    254Final Fantasy VI (PS)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    255Final Fantasy VII Remake (PS4)Finished playing
    256Final Fantasy XIII-2 (PS3)Finished playing
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    258Finding Paradise (PC)Finished playing
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    269Friday the 13th: The Game (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    270Frostpunk (PC)Finished playing
    271Frostpunk 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    272Frozen Synapse (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    273Galcon Fusion (PC)Finished playing
    274Game of Thrones (2014) (PC)Finished playing
    275Garry's Mod (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    276Gauntlet (PC)Finished playing
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    282Gears of War: Judgment (360)Finished playing
    283Gears Tactics (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    284Gemini Rue (PC)Stopped playing - Technical problems
    285Genesis Noir (PC)Finished playing
    286Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions Evolved (PC)Finished playing
    287Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved (PC)Finished playing
    288Ghost of Tsushima (PS4)Finished playing
    289Ghostrunner (PC)Finished playing
    290Global Agenda (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    291Gloomhaven (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
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    293Goat Simulator (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    294God of War (2018) (PS5)Finished playing
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    297Golden Axe (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    298Gone Home (PC)Finished playing
    299Gorogoa (PC)Finished playing
    300Grand Theft Auto IV (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    301Grand Theft Auto V (PC)Finished playing
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    309Gris (PC)Finished playing
    310Grow Home (PC)Finished playing
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    315Gwent: The Witcher Card Game (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    316H1Z1: King of the Kill (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    317Hacknet (PC)Finished playing
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    336Hi-Fi Rush (PC)Finished playing
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    339Hitman: Blood Money (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    340Hollow Knight (PC)Finished playing
    341Hollow Knight: Silksong (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    342Homefront (PC)Finished playing
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    344Homeworld: Remastered Collection (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    345Horizon Zero Dawn (PS4)Finished playing
    346Hotline Miami (PC)Finished playing
    347Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number (PC)Finished playing
    348Humanity (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    349Hypnospace Outlaw (PC)Finished playing
    350I Am Your Beast (PC)Finished playing
    351ibb & obb (PC)Finished playing
    352ICEY (PC)Finished playing
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    355Impostor Factory (PC)Finished playing
    356In Other Waters (PC)Finished playing
    357In Sound Mind (PC)Finished playing
    358Incredipede (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    359Indiana Jones and the Great Circle (PC)Finished playing
    360Indika (PS5)Finished playing
    361Infamous (PS3)Finished playing
    362Infamous 2 (PS3)Finished playing
    363Infamous Second Son (PS4)Finished playing
    364Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet (PC)Finished playing
    365Inscryption (PS5)Finished playing
    366Inside (PC)Finished playing
    367Into the Breach (PC)Finished playing
    368Intrusion 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    369INVERSUS Deluxe (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    370Invisible, Inc. (PC)Finished playing
    371It Takes Two (PC)Finished playing
    372Jamestown: Legend of the Lost Colony (PC)Finished playing
    373Jazzpunk (PC)Finished playing
    374Jet Set Radio (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    375Joe Danger 2: The Movie (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    376Journey (PS4)Finished playing
    377Jusant (PC)Finished playing
    378Just Cause 2 (PC)Finished playing
    379KAMI (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    380Katamari Forever (PS3)Finished playing
    381Katana Zero (PC)Finished playing
    382Keeper (PC)Finished playing
    383Kentucky Route Zero (NSW)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    384Kerbal Space Program (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    385Killer Frequency (PC)Finished playing
    386Killing Floor 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    387KillZone 2 (PS3)Finished playing
    388Killzone 3 (PS3)Finished playing
    389Killzone HD (PS3)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    390Kinect Adventures! (360)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    391King's Bounty: The Legend (PC)Finished playing
    392Kingdoms of Amalur (360)Finished playing
    393Kirby's Epic Yarn (Wii)Finished playing
    394Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    395L.A. Noire (PC)Finished playing
    396Layers of Fear (PC)Finished playing
    397Lead and Gold (PC)Finished playing
    398League of Legends (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    399Left 4 Dead 2 (PC)Finished playing
    400Legend of Grimrock (PC)Finished playing
    401Legend of Grimrock II (PC)Finished playing
    402Legends of Runeterra (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    403Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy (PS2)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    404Life is Strange (PC)Finished playing
    405Lifeless Planet (PC)Finished playing
    406Lil Gator Game (PC)Finished playing
    407Limbo (PC)Finished playing
    408Lisa "The First" (PC)Finished playing
    409Lisa: The Painful RPG (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    410Little Big Planet 2 (PS3)Finished playing
    411Little Inferno (PC)Finished playing
    412Little Misfortune (PC)Finished playing
    413Little Nightmares (PC)Finished playing
    414Lobotomy Corporation (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    415Lone Survivor (PC)Finished playing
    416Loop Hero (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    417Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    418Lost Odyssey (360)Finished playing
    419Lovely Planet (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    420Luigi's Mansion 3 (NSW)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    421Lurking (PC)Finished playing
    422Machinarium (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    423Madworld (Wii)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    424Magicka (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    425Maneater (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    426Manhunt 2 (PS2)Finished playing
    427Manifold Garden (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    428Mario Kart 8 (NSW)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    429Mark of the Ninja (PC)Finished playing
    430Marvel's Spider-Man (PS4)Finished playing
    431Marvel's Spider-Man 2 (PS5)Finished playing
    432MASQ (Web)Finished playing
    433Mass Effect (PC)Finished playing
    434Mass Effect 2 (PC)Finished playing
    435Mass Effect 3 (360)Finished playing
    436Max Payne (PS2)Stopped playing - Technical problems
    437Max Payne (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    438Max Payne 2 (PC)Finished playing
    439Max Payne 3 (360)Finished playing
    440Medal of Honor (2010) (PC)Finished playing
    441Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance (360)Finished playing
    442Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots (PS3)Finished playing
    443Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (PC)Finished playing
    444Metal: Hellsinger (PC)Finished playing
    445Metro 2033 (PC)Finished playing
    446Metro Exodus (PC)Finished playing
    447Metro: Last Light (PC)Finished playing
    448Metroid Prime (Wii)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    449Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor (PC)Finished playing
    450Middle-earth: Shadow of War (PC)Finished playing
    451Might and Magic: Clash of Heroes (PC)Finished playing
    452Milk inside a bag of milk inside a bag of milk (PC)Finished playing
    453Milk outside a bag of milk outside a bag of milk (PC)Finished playing
    454Minecraft (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    455Mirror's Edge (PC)Finished playing
    456Mirror's Edge Catalyst (PC)Finished playing
    457Monaco: What's Yours is Mine (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    458Monkey Island 2: Special Edition (PC)Finished playing
    459Monster Hunter: World (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    460Monster Train (PC)Finished playing
    461Monstrum (XBONE)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    462Monument Valley (PC)Finished playing
    463Monument Valley 2 (PC)Finished playing
    464Mount & Blade (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    465Mountain (PC)Finished playing
    466Mullet Madjack (PC)Finished playing
    467My Friend Pedro (PC)Finished playing
    468N++ (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    469Nancy Drew: The Secret of Shadow Ranch (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    470Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit (360)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    471Neon White (PC)Finished playing
    472Never Alone (PC)Finished playing
    473Neverwinter Nights 2 (PC)Finished playing
    474Neverwinter Nights 2: Mask of the Betrayer (PC)Finished playing
    475Neverwinter Nights 2: Storm of Zehir (PC)Finished playing
    476Nex Machina (PC)Finished playing
    477Nexuiz (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    478Nier Automata (PC)Finished playing
    479Night in the Woods (NSW)Finished playing
    480NightSky (PC)Finished playing
    481Nine Sols (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    482Ninja Gaiden 4 (PC)Finished playing
    483Nioh (PS4)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    484No Man's Sky (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    485No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle (Wii)Finished playing
    486Nobody Saves the World (PC)Finished playing
    487Norco (PC)Finished playing
    488Not for Broadcast (PC)Finished playing
    489Nuclear Throne (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    490Observation (PC)Finished playing
    491Observer (PC)Finished playing
    492Octodad (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    493Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    494Odin Sphere (PS2)Stopped playing - Technical problems
    495Off-Peak (PC)Finished playing
    496Okami (PS2)Finished playing
    497One Hand Clapping (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    498One Leaves (XBX X/S)Finished playing
    499Opus Magnum (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    500Orcs Must Die! (PC)Finished playing
    501Ori and the Blind Forest (PC)Finished playing
    502Ori and the Will of the Wisps (PC)Finished playing
    503Orwell (PC)Finished playing
    504Osmos (PC)Finished playing
    505Outer Wilds (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    506Outland (PC)Finished playing
    507Outlast (PC)Finished playing
    508Outlast 2 (PC)Finished playing
    509Overcooked! (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    510Overlord (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    511Overwatch (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    512Oxenfree (PC)Finished playing
    513PAC-MAN Championship Edition DX+ (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    514Paper Sorcerer (PC)Finished playing
    515Papers, Please (PC)Finished playing
    516Papo & Yo (PC)Finished playing
    517Paradise Killer (PC)Finished playing
    518Path of Exile (PC)Finished playing
    519Payday 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    520Pentiment (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    521Persona 5 Royal (PS5)Finished playing
    522Peter Jackson's King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie (360)Finished playing
    523Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    524Pikuniku (NSW)Finished playing
    525Pilgrims (PC)Finished playing
    526Pillars of Eternity (PC)Stopped playing - Technical problems
    527PixelJunk Eden (PC)Finished playing
    528PixelJunk Shooter (PC)Finished playing
    529Planescape: Torment (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    530Planetside 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    531Plants vs. Zombies (PC)Finished playing
    532Plants War (Other)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    533Pony Island (PC)Finished playing
    534Portal (PC)Finished playing
    535Portal 2 (PC)Finished playing
    536Portal Reloaded (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    537Portal Stories: Mel (PC)Finished playing
    538Portal: Revolution (PC)Finished playing
    539Post Void (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    540Prey (PC)Finished playing
    541Prey (2017) (PC)Finished playing
    542Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown (PS5)Finished playing
    543Prison Architect (PC)Finished playing
    544Proteus (PC)Finished playing
    545Psychonauts 2 (PC)Finished playing
    546Pyre (PC)Finished playing
    547Q.U.B.E. 2 (PC)Finished playing
    548Quantum Break (PC)Finished playing
    549Quantum Conundrum (XBONE)Finished playing
    550QuizCross (Other)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    551Race the Sun (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    552Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time (PS3)Stopped playing - Technical problems
    553Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction (PS3)Finished playing
    554Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart (PS5)Finished playing
    555Rayman Legends (PC)Finished playing
    556Really Big Sky (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    557Red Dead Redemption (360)Finished playing
    558Red Dead Redemption 2 (PS5)Finished playing
    559Red Faction: Guerrilla (PC)Finished playing
    560Red Steel 2 (Wii)Finished playing
    561Remnant II (PC)Finished playing
    562Resident Evil 2 (2019) (PC)Finished playing
    563Resident Evil 5 (PC)Finished playing
    564Resident Evil 7: Biohazard (PC)Finished playing
    565Resident Evil Village (PC)Finished playing
    566Resistance 2 (PS3)Finished playing
    567Resistance 3 (PS3)Finished playing
    568Resistance: Fall of Man (PS3)Finished playing
    569Resogun (PC)Finished playing
    570Return to Castle Wolfenstein (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    571Returnal (PS5)Playing
    572Rez Infinite (PS4)Finished playing
    573Rift (PC)Finished playing
    574Ring of Pain (PC)Finished playing
    575Rise of the Tomb Raider (PC)Finished playing
    576Risk of Rain (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    577Road 96 (PC)Finished playing
    578Road Redemption (PC)Finished playing
    579Rocket League (PC)Finished playing
    580Rogue Galaxy (PS2)Finished playing
    581Rogue Legacy 2 (PS5)Finished playing
    582Rollerdrome (PC)Finished playing
    583Ruiner (PC)Finished playing
    584Rumu (PC)Finished playing
    585Ruzzle (Other)Finished playing
    586S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    587S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl (PC)Finished playing
    588Saint's Row: The Third (PC)Finished playing
    589Saints Row IV (PC)Finished playing
    590Sakura Wars: So Long, My Love (PS2)Finished playing
    591Samorost 3 (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    592Sanctum (PC)Finished playing
    593Sanctum 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    594Sang-Froid: Tales of Werewolves (PC)Finished playing
    595Sanitarium (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    596Sayonara Wild Hearts (PS5)Finished playing
    597Scanner Sombre (PC)Finished playing
    598Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (PS5)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    599Senua's Saga: Hellblade II (PC)Finished playing
    600Shadow Complex (PC)Finished playing
    601Shadow of the Tomb Raider (PC)Finished playing
    602Shadow Tactics: Aiko's Choice (PC)Finished playing
    603Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun (PC)Finished playing
    604Shadowrun: Dragonfall (PC)Finished playing
    605Shatter (PC)Finished playing
    606Shattered Horizon (PC)Finished playing
    607Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner 2: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. King Abaddon (PS2)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    608Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga 2 (PS2)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    609Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne (PS2)Finished playing
    610Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4 (PS2)Finished playing
    611Shining Force EXA (PS2)Finished playing
    612Shogun Showdown (PC)Finished playing
    613Signalis (PC)Finished playing
    614Silent Hill (PS)Finished playing
    615Silent Hill 2 (PS5)Finished playing
    616Simulacra (PC)Finished playing
    617Sin & Punishment: Star Successor (Wii)Finished playing
    618Slay the Spire (PC)Finished playing
    619Slender (PC)Finished playing
    620SMITE (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    621Solar 2 (PC)Finished playing
    622Solar Ash (PC)Finished playing
    623SOMA (PC)Finished playing
    624Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed (PC)Finished playing
    625Sonic Adventure DX (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    626Sonic the Hedgehog (PC)Finished playing
    627South of Midnight (PC)Finished playing
    628South Park: The Stick of Truth (PS3)Finished playing
    629Space Channel 5: Part 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Technical problems
    630Space Rangers 2: Rise of the Dominators (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    631Spacechem (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    632Spec Ops: The Line (PC)Finished playing
    633Spelunky (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    634Spelunky 2 (PC)Playing
    635Spiritfarer (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    636Splice (PC)Finished playing
    637Split Fiction (PC)Playing
    638Spore (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    639Stacking (PC)Finished playing
    640Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order (PC)Finished playing
    641Star Wars Jedi: Survivor (PC)Finished playing
    642Star Wars: The Old Republic (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    643Starcraft II: Heart of the Swarm (PC)Finished playing
    644Starcraft II: Legacy of the Void (PC)Finished playing
    645Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty (PC)Finished playing
    646SteamWorld Dig 2 (PC)Finished playing
    647SteamWorld Heist (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    648SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    649Stephen's Sausage Roll (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    650Stick Fight: The Game (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    651Still Wakes the Deep (PC)Finished playing
    652Stories Untold (PC)Finished playing
    653Stray (PC)Finished playing
    654Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel Without a Pulse (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    655Submerged: Hidden Depths (XBONE)Finished playing
    656Subnautica (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    657Subsurface Circular (PC)Finished playing
    658Suikoden Tactics (PS2)Finished playing
    659Suikoden V (PS2)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    660Sunless Sea (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    661Sunlight (PC)Finished playing
    662Super Columbine Massacre RPG (PC)Finished playing
    663Super Hexagon (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    664Super Mario 3D World (WiiU)Finished playing
    665Super Mario Galaxy (Wii)Finished playing
    666Super Mario Galaxy 2 (Wii)Finished playing
    667Super Meat Boy (PC)Finished playing
    668Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    669SUPERHOT (PC)Finished playing
    670SUPERHOT: MIND CONTROL DELETE (PC)Finished playing
    671Superliminal (PC)Finished playing
    672Supreme Commander 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    673Suzerain (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    674Sword of the Sea (PS5)Finished playing
    675Swords & Soldiers (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    676Syberia (PC)Finished playing
    677Syberia II (PC)Finished playing
    678System Shock 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    679Tacoma (PC)Finished playing
    680Tales From Off-Peak City Vol. 1 (PC)Finished playing
    681Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack (PC)Finished playing
    682Tales from the Borderlands (PC)Finished playing
    683Tales of Vesperia (360)Finished playing
    684Team Fortress 2 (PC)Finished playing
    685Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge (PC)Finished playing
    686Telling Lies (PC)Finished playing
    687Terraria (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    688That Dragon, Cancer (PC)Finished playing
    689The 7th Guest (PC)Finished playing
    690The Alters (PC)Playing
    691The Artful Escape (PC)Finished playing
    692The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit (PC)Finished playing
    693The Ball (PC)Finished playing
    694The Banner Saga (PC)Finished playing
    695The Banner Saga 2 (PC)Finished playing
    696The Banner Saga 3 (PC)Finished playing
    697The Beginner's Guide (PC)Finished playing
    698The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth (PC)Finished playing
    699The Blue Flamingo (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    700The Book of Unwritten Tales (PC)Finished playing
    701The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    702The Bridge (PC)Finished playing
    703The Case of the Golden Idol (PC)Finished playing
    704The Cat and the Coup (PC)Finished playing
    705The Cat Lady (PC)Finished playing
    706The Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena (PC)Finished playing
    707The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay (PC)Finished playing
    708The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood (PC)Finished playing
    709The Dark Pictures: Little Hope (PC)Finished playing
    710The Darkness II (PC)Finished playing
    711The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    712The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (PC)Finished playing
    713The Eternal Cylinder (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    714The Evil Within (PS3)Finished playing
    715The Evil Within 2 (PC)Finished playing
    716The Falconeer (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    717The First Tree (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    718The Forest (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    719The Forgotten City (PC)Finished playing
    720The Invincible (PS5)Finished playing
    721The Last Campfire (PC)Finished playing
    722The Last Guardian (PS4)Finished playing
    723The Last of Us Part II (PS5)Finished playing
    724The Last of Us Remastered (PS4)Finished playing
    725The Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess (Wii)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    726The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (WiiU)Finished playing
    727The Longest Journey (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    728The Medium (PC)Finished playing
    729The Norwood Suite (PC)Finished playing
    730The Novelist (PC)Finished playing
    731The Operator (PC)Finished playing
    732The Pale Beyond (PC)Finished playing
    733The Pedestrian (PC)Finished playing
    734The Polynomial (PC)Finished playing
    735The Red Strings Club (PC)Finished playing
    736The Riftbreaker (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    737The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition (PC)Finished playing
    738The Sims 3 (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    739The Stanley Parable (PC)Finished playing
    740The Swapper (PC)Finished playing
    741The Talos Principle (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    742The Textorcist: The Story of Ray Bibbia (PC)Finished playing
    743The Typing of the Dead: Overkill (PC)Finished playing
    744The Unfinished Swan (PS4)Finished playing
    745The Vanishing of Ethan Carter (PC)Finished playing
    746The Walking Dead: A New Frontier (XBX X/S)Finished playing
    747The Walking Dead: Season One (PC)Finished playing
    748The Walking Dead: Season Two (PC)Finished playing
    749The Witcher (PC)Finished playing
    750The Witcher 2 (PC)Finished playing
    751The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (PC)Finished playing
    752The Witness (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    753The Wolf Among Us (PC)Finished playing
    754Thief: Deadly Shadows (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    755Thirty Flights of Loving (PC)Finished playing
    756This war of mine (PC)Finished playing
    757Thomas Was Alone (PC)Finished playing
    758THOTH (PC)Finished playing
    759Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales (PC)Finished playing
    760Thumper (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    761Titanfall 2 (PC)Finished playing
    762To the Moon (PC)Finished playing
    763Toki Tori (PC)Finished playing
    764Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 (360)Finished playing
    765Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas (360)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    766Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist (360)Finished playing
    767Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction (360)Finished playing
    768Tomb Raider (2013) (PS3)Finished playing
    769Torchlight II (PC)Finished playing
    770Total War: Shogun 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    771Totally Accurate Battle Simulator (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    772Tower Defense: Lost Earth (Other)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    773Transistor (PC)Finished playing
    774Trials Evolution: Gold Edition (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    775Trials of Fire (PC)Finished playing
    776Tribes: Ascend (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    777Trine 2 (PC)Finished playing
    778Trolley Problem, Inc. (PC)Finished playing
    779Trombone Champ (PC)Finished playing
    780Tunic (PC)Finished playing
    781Turnip Boy Robs a Bank (PC)Finished playing
    782Twelve Minutes (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    783Tyranny (PC)Finished playing
    784Ultima VII: The Black Gate (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    785ULTRAKILL (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    786Unblock Me (Other)Finished playing
    787Uncharted 2: Among Thieves (PS3)Finished playing
    788Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception (PS3)Finished playing
    789Uncharted 4: A Thief's End (PS4)Finished playing
    790Uncharted: Drake's Fortune (PS3)Finished playing
    791Uncharted: The Lost Legacy (PS4)Finished playing
    792Undertale (PC)Finished playing
    793Universe Sandbox (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    794Unravel (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    795Until Dawn (PS5)Finished playing
    796Untitled Goose Game (NSW)Finished playing
    797Valiant Hearts: The Great War (PC)Finished playing
    798Valkyria Chronicles (PS3)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    799Valkyrie Profile 2: Silmeria (PS2)Finished playing
    800Vampire Survivors (PC)Finished playing
    801Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines (PC)Stopped playing - Technical problems
    802Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    803Vanquish (360)Finished playing
    804Velocity 2X (PS4)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    805Vessel (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    806Viewtiful Joe 2 (PS2)Finished playing
    807VVVVVV (PC)Finished playing
    808Waking Mars (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    809Wandersong (PC)Finished playing
    810Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II (PC)Finished playing
    811Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II - Chaos Rising (PC)Finished playing
    812Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II - Retribution (PC)Finished playing
    813Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine (PC)Finished playing
    814Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning (PC)Finished playing
    815Watch Dogs 2 (PC)Finished playing
    816We Love Katamari (PS2)Finished playing
    817Webbed (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    818Weird West (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    819What Remains of Edith Finch (PC)Finished playing
    820Who's Your Daddy (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    821Wildermyth (PC)Finished playing
    822Wingspan (PC)Finished playing
    823Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus (PC)Finished playing
    824Wolfenstein: The New Order (PC)Finished playing
    825Wolfenstein: The Old Blood (PC)Finished playing
    826Words With Friends (PC)Finished playing
    827World of Goo (PC)Finished playing
    828World of Warcraft: Cataclysm (PC)Finished playing
    829World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria (PC)Finished playing
    830World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King (PC)Finished playing
    831Worms Crazy Golf (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    832Wreckfest (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    833Wuppo (PC)Finished playing
    834XCOM 2 (PC)Finished playing
    835XCOM: Enemy Unknown (PC)Finished playing
    836Xenoblade Chronicles (Wii)Finished playing
    837Xenoblade Chronicles X (WiiU)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    838Xenosaga (PS2)Finished playing
    839Xenosaga Episode II (PS2)Finished playing
    840Xenosaga Episode III: Also sprach Zarathustra (PS2)Finished playing
    841Yakuza 0 (PS4)Finished playing
    842Year Walk (PC)Finished playing
    843Ynglet (PC)Finished playing
    844Yoku's Island Express (PC)Finished playing
    845Zen Bound 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    846Zeno Clash (PC)Finished playing
    847Zombie Gunship (Other)Stopped playing - Got Bored

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