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Aug 8th, 2012 at 12:05:48 - Kingdoms of Amalur (360) |
A handful more things I've remembered/observed/done since last time...actually...they're all criticisms.
I was wondering about the potential monotony of the battles later on since I've now reached the top of the Sorcery skill tree in the early 20s. One thing that DEFINITELY will contribute to it, and that has been annoying for a long time already, is that you can only have 4 spells active at once. You map them to ABXY. But there's no equivalent of Shift+ABXY to get 4 more spells and there really should be. As a sorcerer, you learn your basic fire, ice and lightning spells almost immediately. Then pretty soon after you can learn heal and summon your ally. That's 5. I keep my ally mapped instead of healing since I can make and use practically infinite potions, and since my ally now leeches life for me. But now I have some mixed elemental spell and I'm about to learn a Meteor spell. That's 7 spells for 4 buttons. If you want to change ready spells, you have to go into your skill tree and manually change every time. Why did they do this? I have a simple solution: L3 or R3 brings up 'page 2' of your spells. Or L3 page 2 and R3 page 3 so you can have 12. They have a radial menu with like 8 slots too. They could have doubled that also with an L3 control. It's stupid. So now instead of using more variety with my sorcerer who is already lacking in variety and feeling a little stale, I actually WANT to stick with 4 spells because changing them is so tedious. Fail.
Another fail is the voice synchronization on the lorestones. Kingdoms has really nice voiceovers. The only problem with the voices is on the lorestones, which are these pillars you find scattered throughout the world that contain an interesting story or poem or something to listen to that tells you about some legendary hero or whatever. You click on the lorestone and it just reads to you, except the subtitles and the sound are totally off for all of them. I can't just listen to it because there are a bunch of fantasy names and places so I don't understand the nouns coming from it, and I can't read along because the voice is usually lines ahead of the text by the end. What I want to be able to do is listen/read/continue running at the same time, but if I want to get the lorestone story I have to stop what I'm doing and strain my ear to pick out what Kholgardarion the Munificient, Lord Herald of the Barathian Gogdlund Wastes is up to. I can't understand those words without reading them! A minor gripe, all things considered.
Another annoying thing is the sound of my protection shield's spheres. I have this constant shield on, the one I mentioned last time that distorts my view of landscapes and things. As you level it up, you get these 4 spheres orbiting you that damage enemies. They make a hefty noise when they hit enemies. Unfortunately, they hit everything else too, like walls, barrels, doors, and NPCs, so I CONSTANTLY hear PSSH PSSSH PPSSSH PSSSH PSSH PSHH when I'm running especially in towns or in dungeons through the narrow corridors, which is like half the time. It's gotten really irritating and I wish I could turn their sound off.
And one more fail is the zone levels. Like I said earlier, there are 5 like megazones with about 8 subzones each. I've almost completed 2/5. I got curious today and looked up what level enemies are in these zones and how Kingdoms handles enemy/player level. Turns out there is a min/max enemy level for each little zone, and once you enter the zone at your current level, the enemy levels are locked to match if it's within the zone's range. If you're higher than the zone's range, then enemy levels is at the zone's max and if you're lower then it's at the zone's min. Makes sense. Except that I'm just now at the max for this current zone, and thus the megazone since this is the last zone in the megazone. The problem is that the next megazone is the same level at it's end. But I already out-level the first 6 zones in the next megazone, so it's going to be really easy. Of course it makes me wonder what the hell is the point if there's no challenge. Story lines, okay, but still. What should I do? Should I play just to hear all the quests? Should I make a beeline straight for the end of the megazone to catch up with my level? Why would they design the game such that if you follow the quests and just take the ride, you out-level an ENTIRE ZONE before the midway point, rendering it practically useless? By the time I get to the end of that megazone, I'll out-level its end zones too. So I'll have played the entire megazone at least a few levels higher than its intended. That seems like pretty weak design to me. So if I play 4 megazones rather than 5, the game basically shrunk 20% because they designed it such that I'd out-level an entire megazone. Why?
I made some discoveries about the criminal acts in the game. First of all, the lockpicking skill is pointless. Lockpicking and wards range in difficulty from Very Easy to Very Hard. For lockpicking, very easy barely differs from very hard, and none of them are hard. There's like no point in even making the distinction and if you put skill points in lockpicking, they are wasted. Dispelling is another story and is challenging to pull off, which I appreciate. I understand it's really hard to do these mini-games well.
Secondly, I still don't understand why NPCs sit and watch you pick their locks without saying anything, but then get pissed and call the guards if you take what's in the unlocked container, unless you sit there for a minute in which case they seem to forget about you and you can steal. I have two stories about crimes.
The Mayor
I waltzed into the mayor's home unannounced, and was pleased to note my intrusion was not unwelcome. He and his swarthy guard were in the main room, the mayor rocking in a chair by a fire in the hearth. My Detect Hidden skill alerted me to a hidden room behind the fireplace. After making friendly conversation with the two men, I walked to this hidden door and opened it. Neither man said a word to me about opening this secret room. I spotted a large treasure chest inside and resolved to steal its contents from the mayor. But how?! Surely the mayor and his guard would be watching my every move like a hungry hawk. I walked into a corner of the secret room. The stealth detection indicators appeared over the two men's heads, and I remained crouched until the indicators went blank, signaling high time to get my theft on. I cleaned out that hidden room from floor to ceiling and strolled out, greeted only with a 'hello' from the guard and an unsolicited string of complaints about local ruffians from the mayor. I turned right toward the hallway and walked to a locked door, which also was in plain line of sight to the guard and the mayor. Do you know what I did next? Yes, I removed my trusty stack of 89 lockpicks and picked that Very Hard lock. That door led to the mayor's secret villa! He must have secretly wanted me to explore (and steal from) it because once again neither he nor his guard remarked about my behavior. And I lived rich and happily ever after. The end.
It was soon after this that I became bolder with my thievery since I was officially a millionaire in Amalur. The fine for stealing or pickpocketing being a mere $500-3000 or so, I could afford to be reckless. I began simply stealing quest items in open sight and pickpocketing NPCs from the front rather than the rear. I was still a millionaire, and better yet, the NPCs I'd wronged forgave my transgressions. Apparently the phrase 'criminal record' does not exist in Amalur.
The Armory
This afternoon while exploring the beautiful gnomish city of Adessa, the most fleshed out city in Amalur so far, I stumbled upon the armory. Imagine my surprise when, after traveling for 40 hours within Amalur, I was met with my very first 'Do Not Enter' sign. Finally, a place it was against the rules to enter, the equivalent of a lock that I wasn't allowed to pick! Of course I hastily entered the building, with no more than a 'what are you doing?!' from the guard outside. Inside, however, the peace was short-lived. Three gnome soldiers, Praetorians, kept watch over the armory. They verbally reminded me of my trespassing, but appeared willing to leave me alone had I not stolen from a chest. Well, that woke up every guard in the city. These gnomes must have developed walklie talkies to call for backup because once I dispatched the three initial Praetorians, another pair immediately rushed inside. Once I finished them, another pair, and another, and another, presumably forever. Since I cannot loot and fight at the same time, I had to save my nimble fingers for the small window of time between when one pair of guards died and the next pair attacked me. This way, I was able to loot the entire armory and dispatch 30 or so gnome fighters before fleeing the premises. Outside the armory, things were no better. It seems the entire city had turned against me! Every NPC swung her sword or cowered in fear. The UI constantly kept me updated of my crimes: "Crime Committed: Theft!" "Crime Committed: Assault!" "Crime Committed: Murder!" I thought I may be safe once outside the city walls, that if I left and returned, they would forget my crimes. So I left and traveled quickly to Sun Camp to fence my stolen goods. It turned out all the effort was for primarily weak items of little value and I escaped with no rare or set items. I wondered then, "Why was the armory so off-limits if there was nothing of value inside?" "No matter," I thought, "the most important thing now is to win back the hearts of the people in Adessa." Back I went, and I was still a villain, except this time a brave guard approached me and presented me with 3 options: Go to jail, Pay your fine ($116,000!), or Resist arrest. Although I was a millionaire, spending 10% of my net worth on fines for murdering 30 gnomes, ransacking their armory, and shoving down women and children in the streets as I madly fled did not seem the wisest choice.
So, having never been to jail, I decided to see what it was like. It turns out jail is a simple thing. They stripped me of my possessions, yet overlooked a single lockpick. I was presented with another choice in the form of a quest. I could use my single lockpick to escape the cell and then fight my way out of the dungeon, or I could go to sleep and serve my sentence at the cost of about 5% of my current experience points. I attempted to pick the lock, but my lockpick broke, so I had to sleep off my sentence. And I woke up a free man, missing only that 5% of my current level's experience. I speculate that had I any stolen goods, the guards would have confiscated them, but luckily I had just fenced everything at Sun Camp. I had all my money, all my clothes, and 200% of my street cred, having served hard time. I only regret not getting a prison tattoo during my stay.
So what have I learned from all this? Well, despite the still-nagging questions of "Why don't NPCs across Amalur care what I do except for looting the armory" and "Why are fines so cheap," I have learned that there is really no deterrent for bad behavior. Because there's no real penalty, and because I'm super rich (I AM the 1% yall), the entire system of crime in Kingdoms of Amalur is rendered meaningless.
I'm still having a lot of fun though!
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Aug 6th, 2012 at 12:24:28 - Kingdoms of Amalur (360) |
I desperately need to stop playing and write about Kingdoms of Amalur. I've been tearing it up all weekend, like, main activity from Thursday night through today. Haven't been this into a game for a while, and it's one of those that's ridiculously easy to sit down on the couch and begin and then you just, you know, sink into the couch, and at the end of the day you have to pry yourself away from it. Okay if you've got free time. Not so good if you've got a lot of work. Guess which is me?
And I had no intention of ever playing Kingdoms either. I'd followed it a bit in development because I like the genre, but it ultimately turned me off because it seemed like it was taking too much from action games like God of War for my purist tastes. I like God of War, but I don't like the idea of swinging Kratos's blades around in a fantasy RPG. You might ask how Greek mythology isn't fantasy. It just looked out of place, okay! Anyway, turns out the combat is the only real non-RPG bit of the game. When I was collecting data last semester I had this participant talking to me constantly about Kingdoms for months. He would tell me all about it, and I developed a negative opinion of it from the things he focused on telling me, which turns out to be just how he played, as in he loved to go hunt for treasure. I don't care to scour the map for all the treasure. He loved the action-RPG fighting and when he'd tell me about it, I'd be like meh, played God of War, played Devil May Cry. Then N bought it and I played it for 30 minutes at his house a couple months ago and again wasn't really impressed with the beginning. It seemed very generic high fantasy stuff about elves and gnomes, and the story about Fate upon first impression seemed really gimmicky the way they tied it into the combat. But again, N raved on and on about it. I also thought it looked like Elder Scrolls Lite, which I kept writing down as I was playing. So, in the end, N finished it and insisted I try. I put it in the Xbox Thursday and here I am 33 hours into it.
So what do I think about it now? I've got a list of pros and cons. The main pro is that the big name artists scored big. Todd McFarlane did the art. He did Spawn and is awesome. R.A Salvatore did the story. He's been doing D&D stories since I was a kid. He is also awesome. Curt Schilling, all-star Baltimore Orioles pitcher, runs 38 Studios that developed it. He was one of my heroes as a kid. He is not an artist, but he is still awesome too. But let me state for the record that Kingdoms looks phenomenal. Beautiful. Jaw-dropping. Mesmerizing. My character has this magical shield that protects him from some damage. One of my biggest complaints about the game is that the magic shield is too shimmery, that it distorts my view of the environment. Weird gripe, I know, but I want to look at the backgrounds when I play, not see everything through blue mana-shield-tinted eyes. If it wasn't so beautiful I wouldn't care. And the story, wow. A lot of people hated on the story, but I find it engrossing. The story of the main character itself isn't particularly interesting, but the world of Amalur they've built sure as hell is. There's intriguing backstory and so much culture created for the game. There are tons of characters and zones and so much going on. I feel like I'm playing a book, that level of detail.
And the game world is HUGE for a single player game. Maybe not Elder Scrolls huge (Elder Scrolls Lite!), but it's gonna take you a long time to go everywhere. At 30 hours, I had cleared either 8 or 9 zones. I think I'm up to 10 or 11 now. Yeah, there are more than triple that. Looking at the map, I'm maybe 33% through the game. At 33 hours? Holy crap. My character, however, is level 21 or 22 out of a 40 cap, so that puts me more than 50% developed. There's a downside to this, and that is if you choose a pure class type, like my pure sorcerer, then you are very close to the top of your skill tree at this point. I think by 25 I'll have all the abilities I can get, which leaves me with just damage upgrades and nothing new for a long time. Will it get dull? I've thought about respeccing to might or finesse, or doing some dual 'destiny,' as Kingdoms calls it, but I think it kind of will suck if I have to respec just to not get bored with a spec by halfway through the game. That means the specs can't compete with the length of the game, which is a problem. You should be unlocking cool new stuff up until the end. Of course, there may be a surprise or two waiting for me later, who knows.
In addition to the game being huge, it's fully voiced. On the plus side, the voice actors are very good and it's very engaging to be able to read and listen and watch every conversation. On the downside, due to the massive scope of the game, they can't possibly hire all different voice actors, so there are really obvious repetitions. "Hey this Homer NPC sounds just like Lenny...who sounded just like Carl, who is the same voice as Moe." The huge world is a double-edged sword in another way regarding the characters. The story is wonderfully detailed, as are the quests, and I think out of necessity of making such interesting storylines, they had to try and make every character The Most Interesting. So on the one hand, every single character will comment on a range of topics and every single character says unique things! It's nothing short of incredible. They don't just repeat what other NPCs say or reword what other NPCs say; they say their own thing as they would. Like I've listened to probably 50 NPCs tell me about the Tuatha or the Summer Fae or whatever, and because each one of them said something unique, I know A LOT about the Tuatha, what NPCs think of them, their relationships with other peoples and places, the war they're waging, where they come from, what their goals are, how they are affecting characters' lives...this is one of my favorite things about the game. That's the positive. But on the other hand, at times, it's like they tried to write too much significance into each NPC. They've all got some story of how they came to be wherever they are, they all tell you what they think about other characters, or whatever. It can get a bit much. Typically in games you have all these 'common' NPCs who aren't that important and will tell you the common line. In this game there are no common NPCs. Because of this, though the world is beautiful and humongous and richly detailed, it can feel a bit dead, especially in settlements, because there aren't any NPCs just going about their day a la Elder Scrolls games. The only ones you really see are the important ones. There's supposed to be this big war going on, but like there aren't any orphans, no wounded soldiers, no burning villages, no battles or battlefields. It's an odd contrast of such a rich story and detailed world with relative lifelessness.
Kingdoms moves you around with quests just like any RPG like it. The quests are really well integrated into the story and they feel very fluid, not like you're running from quest hub to quest hub 'picking up quests' and then making your rounds through the zone to turn them all in and pick up the next set. Quests are really thought out, many have multiple parts, and they all relate to the larger story, whether it's a faction or some trouble plaguing each individual zone. The quests are really well done. Like in my 33 hours, I've done like 60 quests. So they're involved! That comes to like half an hour per quest. Compared with most MMOs, this is really nice. In WoW and others, questing is just something to do as fast as possible to level, and no reading the quest text or anything, so I love that they're interesting and meaningful here and not just a means to an end. But there's always a downside to everything in this game it seems. There's one particular type of quest that's gotten a bit monotonous, and that's the kind to go into some cave or barrows or underground somewhere to do something. All the caves in the game are the same with different skins. They're all roundabout mazes of tunnels. Pick a direction and you'll eventually come to the quest objective and circle around to the exit. And they're all narrow corridors that open up occasionally for skirmishes. Some have lots of pretty glowing plants, some are fire caverns, some are ruins, but they're all the same experience. Oh, and also although the outdoor environments are gorgeous, there is very little variety. I just today made it to a new environment, desert, whereas I'd been in forest for the entirety prior.
The few quests that are different really stand out and make the similar ones feel all the more monotonous. I remember 3 in particular that I enjoyed. One was in one of the cave networks, and I was pursuing a guy who had these cursed boots that made him invisible. It was set up like a hunt where I was hunting him and he was hunting me. He'd pop out and attack until I got his health down to 75%/50%/25% and then he'd disappear and I'd have to continue on and find him again. So the whole thing was a bit scripted with pounding music and everything. It was really cool. Another was searching for a missing caravan. You're sometimes given an ally or two who will help you. This time it's you and this commander you're reporting to, and 3 other recruits like you. The 5 of you split up to look for clues and patrol the area when you hear one of the recruits screaming. You meet up with the rest and realize that was him dying. So you all move on, and another one gets killed. Then the three of you stick together and move on again and eventually the thing attacks you all and murders the last recruit and you fight it off and solve the mystery. Another cool scripted quest. Then finally there's a type I've done 2 or 3 of that are little puzzles where you have to read through a few books to piece together some order of events for an NPC or talk to a bunch of NPCs to figure out, in one case, which order they are supposed to line up in to see the the king. It's like one would say "I don't want to be behind Moe because he smells." Then Moe would say, "Homer should be in front. But I want to be behind Marge because I like watching her butt [actual NPC sentiment]." And you talk to a handful of people and arrange them so they're all happy. It's silly but a fun diversion.
I've written down a bunch of other random things. Like I said, the game is very Elder Scrolls-ish, like a more structured and simple Oblivion or Skyrim. There are the typical factions you can join up with, the thieves, warriors and mages. There is the array of skills like persuasion, pickpocketing, blacksmithing, etc. There's the map complete with fast travel. There's the lockpicking and sigil ward minigames. There's the stealthing, the theft, the paying fines/resisting arrest/going to jail for getting caught, the fencing stolen items, the trade skills...and on and on. It's all similar but lighter. I like the Elder Scrolls way better because it's more in depth and there's more freedom to play. Elder Scrolls is just a more developed world. I mentioned the NPC schedules already and how there are none in this game, or very few. In Elder Scrolls games, NPCs will go to bed, take walks, eat dinner, pray, meet friends, and do all kinds of stuff. Here, they just hang out in their house. If you go in someone's house at 4:00am because you need to steal something, don't be surprised if they're awake sitting in a chair for no reason. Then say you try and steal from them, there are magic guards that rush in if you get caught. Doesn't matter if there are guards around or not. And the entire town will automatically become hostile to you. But then if you get caught and pay the fine, everyone is magically fine. I like Elder Scrolls how you have a standing with every NPC from 0-100. Also in Kingdoms there's this weird thing with stealing. Say you go in a house and there are a few NPCs in there. Sometimes there will be a chest that will be like free to loot. Other times it will be marked as a theft if you take things. It seems weird to me that it would ever NOT be marked as a theft if you take it. But whatever. So Kingdoms has a % chance on any theft item that NPCs will notice you taking it. If they can see you in stealth, it's 99%. At some point I figured out that if you just stand by the treasure chest in stealth, that number will drop to 0 most of the time, and sometimes even if the NPC is staring right at you or sitting right by the chest. It doesn't make a whole lot of sense. So if you want to steal something, you just open the chest, see the 99%, close it, stealth, wait 10 seconds or so, then all the items should be about 0%. But I don't spend a lot of time stealing. It's really easy, and stealing isn't a big part of the game anyway. You find so many items that it's unnecessary. Which also means that skills where you make your own items are pretty unnecessary, like blacksmithing and alchemy. You find items EVERYWHERE. You find so many items so often that you quickly become filthy rich with nothing to spend your fortune on. At first, the 15,000 gold required to train a skill was a lot, and the 3,000 gold required to remove curses wasn't pocket change either. But now I have like 600,000. The most expensive thing I've seen at a shop is like 50,000 and I don't want hardly anything at shops because I find so much better stuff. I'm decked out in sets and rare pieces. So money becomes pretty meaningless. Actually this pisses me off a bit because I devoted a lot of skill points to Mercantile so that I would get more money from selling items and so things would be cheaper for me to purchase. Those points could have been spent on other skills. Now I'm putting points in persuasion because most of the other skills I don't see much point in putting points into, and persuasion just gives me some different dialogue options, which I enjoy using but haven't been too successful at with a low persuasion skill. I was short on cash in the very beginning of the game for a while, but then my stash just increased exponentially and I foresee having a hilarious amount of money by the end with nothing to spend it on. I think that's too bad. They should at least have some money sinks for neat things.
That's pretty much it. Just a few more annoying things. Sometimes the map is hard to navigate because I find the buttons for using it kind of strange. Also the A button is unresponsive during dialogue wheel conversations and the Left Stick is the same during lockpicking sometimes. It's odd, I'll have to mash the A button sometimes because it won't read during dialogue. One of the options for characters' faces is golden rings (lip, eyebrow, nose). But by now I've seen so many random golden lip rings or nose rings that look so stupid on so many NPCs, I am really questioning the choice to make golden rings such a prevalent piece of jewelry. My favorite recent one was a bearded gnome where I caught a shimmer of a golden lip ring under his mustache/beard. Aaand finally, the game revolves around the idea that your character has no fate, no destiny, and therefore you can change the fates of others. This makes you dangerous because the world is changing, and you may be the harbinger of it or you may prevent it. Dunno! But, the game incorporates fate into combat in a gimmicky way. When your 'fate meter' fills up, by killing enemies, you can 'fateshift,' which makes you essentially go berserk and kill everything real easily. Enemies killed during fateshift have a big 'A' over them, so you do a little quick time event finishing move exactly like in God of War. When you do that, you get extra experience from all the enemies you've killed while fateshifted. It's pretty much the only unique idea in the game, and even it's half borrowed from the family of quick time event using games. It's cool to strategically fateshift when you're up against tough enemies that will next you lots of experience. I try to plan for this and always drink an experience potion for another +10% or +15% xp. If you score big, you can net thousands of experience and make a nice dent in your level progress. But, again a downside. Don't think you're going to pull this trick and fateshift during bosses or minibosses even. If there's ever a cut scene during a fight while you're fateshifted, it ruins it. Wasted fateshift, wasted potion. It's really really irritating because you never know if there's going to be a cut scene during any given quest. It's like if you want to be sure, you need to use it on normal enemies, but if you want to take a risk, try it on a boss, but you might waste it all. It's a stupid gamble that they should have designed around so that players can fateshift during boss battles and during quests and not fear it being ruined by an unanticipated cut scene.
That's all for my first Kingdoms of Amalur log. Longest one I've written in a long time and worth the words. I plan on slowing down considerably because I've got other things to do and I don't want to burn out on it. I'll probably write again about my expectations and how the rest of the game turns out regarding character development and anything new or significant gameplay-wise I discover.
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Aug 2nd, 2012 at 22:30:24 - Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga 2 (PS2) |
It's interesting how fine the line can be between methodical and tedious. I played another dungeon and change in DDS in the last 2 days and I seem to have crossed the line. I pinpointed some reasons:
(1) My Perfectly Planned Characters - I spent a lot of time mapping out my perfectly planned characters through choosing skills in the mantra grid. I would have all the major bases covered, all the elemental attacks and defenses, all the status cures, all the healing and resurrection...everything would be spread out across my party, and some really important things would be doubled up. But then, DDS began killing off my characters! The one I relied upon for Death and Expel magics? DEAD! Now what happens when I face enemies who are strong/weak to Death and Expel? I have immense trouble because no one else learned death and expel magic and no one else can defend against it! She was also my secondary healer, so now I have only one healer. In addition, DDS takes your main character away for the duration of a long dungeon! That's the one you rely on most usually, right? GONE! Then DDS gives you a simulacra for a while, and then gives you your main character back. So the dungeon I'm in now, I have two of the exact same character, my healer/electricity person and my force/physical person. They took away my alt healer, my earth, death, expel and ice people. It is really debilitating!
(2) Enemies Becoming Superbeings - For the first half of the game, I'd analyze an enemy and find out that it had 2 or 3 strengths and weaknesses, so I had a few things I could safely attack it with and a few to avoid. The scales are so tipped against me now. When I analyze an enemy now, there will typically be one weakness (which is half the time the aforementioned death/expel/earth that I no longer have) and about 6 strengths. Needless to say, this also sucks.
(3) 1 + 2 = I Quit - Having enemies only weak to one thing, and then not having that thing because the game keeps screwing with my party is making me frustrated. And things that I liked/didn't mind before are just exacerbating it now, like the long dungeons/confusing story. And I can't just learn the spells I'm missing again because it takes time and grinding in the dungeons. I can get like the basic earth or healing spells pretty quickly, but the ones with more oomph that I need will take a while. And then while I'm worrying about replacing skills that I already had once, I'm not getting any new ones. So I fee like my characters are just growing too weak and spreading themselves out. Where once I felt like I could reliably progress through the mantra grid and learn skills I needed according to how I thought would be useful, I find now that the game will mess up your plan. Added challenge, sure, but I don't want that challenge. And the type of challenge it's added is one of tedious grinding, not strategy.
So boo on you DDS2.
Oh also, the "Jamaican" character has revealed himself to be of "Latin" origin! Even though he doesn't sound Latin at all, whatever Latin means. He sounds like a terrible imitation of a Jamaican or some kind of Caribbean islander.
Next.
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Aug 2nd, 2012 at 00:54:01 - Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga 2 (PS2) |
Been playing this since the weekend and loving it. I played the first DDS game years ago, and this one feels familiar. The characters are mostly the same, and I like them all except the same one I hated back in DDS1: Cielo, the mandatory character with the irritating accent. In this case, it's a very poor Jamaican. "Ya mon, dere be monsters in de dungeon, ja!" And he has stupid blue dredlocks.
The most interesting thing to me about this game is that I now have a better understanding of and appreciation for the Shin Megami Tensei series, or Megaten as fans call it. I won't call it Megaten because I don't feel cool enough. I'll say SMT. Back during DDS, I had no idea that SMT was a series. Then a few years later, which was a few years ago, I played SMT: Persona 3. I suppose since it had been a few years, I didn't recognize Persona 3 as from the SMT universe. But fastforward to now and I recognize all the spells and enemies in DDS2 from Persona 3. It's like the Final Fantasy conventions that you recognize game after game. Agi is fire, Bufu ice, Zio electricity...putting Ma- in front of it makes it hit all enemies. Putting -dyne at the end makes it really strong. The enemies are all also the same. I remember Persona 3 very vividly because it was so cool and I spent a lot of time with it, and a lot of the personas or whatever from that game are enemies here, with the same elemental strengths and weaknesses. Like I said, it makes the game more familiar and like you're fighting old enemies.
Besides the SMT universe, DDS2 is a fairly standard turn-based RPG. You run through the levels engaging random battles, fighting bosses along the way, until you get to the end and move the story forward, go to the next dungeon, fight, boss, story, next dungeon, and on and on. The battles are pretty standard. The story sets it up such that your characters can transform into demons, but they're transformed automatically for battle and 'reverting' to human form is basically treated like any other status effect. So in practice, the whole transformation thing doesn't carry much weight. You can use a few nice combo moves if someone is in human form, but that's it. You get one turn per character, but if you score a crit or expose an enemy's weakness, you only use 1/2 a turn. So with 3 characters, by playing weaknesses, you can get 6 turns. All enemies have preset strengths and weaknesses. If you hit a weakness, sometimes the enemy becomes 'frightened' and you can 'devour' them when you're in demon form. Devouring enemies nets you extra AP, which are the points that you use to learn skills. There's a big 'mantra [skill] grid' where you select which spells and abilities characters will learn. You pay money to 'download' the mantra and then that character learns it through earning AP from battle. So devouring enemies just lets you learn mantras faster, which isn't necessarily desirable because they become very expensive to download the more powerful they are, and what I ended up with from constantly consuming was that everyone knew all these cheap mantras since I never saved money to learn the better ones because I learned them so fast because I devoured so much and got so much AP. Confusing sentence.
The story is some kind of post-apocalyptic sci-fi tale. In the first DDS game, you were a tribe in 'the Junkyard' fighting for dominance. Some mystery girl appeared and something something you wake up in a ruined city. In DDS2 it is revealed that you are just AI in a computer program and that the Junkward was a warfare simulation to find the best AI, which is your tribe. But now you're kind of going rogue and assaulting the Karma Society which rules the wasted earth. There's a virus caused by sunlight that turns people to stone, so everyone lives underground, and the Karma Society's project...well, I can't recall what exactly it was for. Anyway...I honestly don't quite understand what I'm doing, but I'm enjoying doing it. The game flows in a very formulaic way that I like, and the dungeons are such that you need to explore every corner for items, and it's very orderly, which I like. I can go through DDS2 being very logical and methodical.
The dungeons themselves are HUGE. The last one took me maybe 4 hours. I can't exactly remember how long because I took a long break in between. In the last one I was in, I got stumped as to how to proceed at one point and had to go to a walkthrough. There were all these gates that you had to find the correct switches to open, and I had it all done except for this one switch that I couldn't find! It was tricky, but you had to do some backtracking to get around a locked door and open something else from behind. So that took a while. The boss battles weren't bad, but I think that's primarily because I'd done some level grinding in the previous dungeon where the final boss had me on the ropes. That's the other time I had to look at a walkthrough because he was kicking my ass. He'd change his strengths and weaknesses throughout the battle and I couldn't figure out a pattern. Turns out there were just 3 phases, and once he goes through all 3 in turn, then it's random phase switches instead of predictable ones. And that battle forced me to use a benched character who was level 19 (my main party was like 26). So I took time there to level grind to like 25 and 30, and I think that helped in this most recent dungeon.
A-n-y-w-a-y. Good times. Maybe I can kill it this weekend and move on to the next thing. There's this website called howlongtobeat.com that has evolved a lot since I first signed up for it over a year ago. But one thing it lets users do it backlog their games, and then it adds up how long your backlog will take to complete based on everyone's submitted completion times. I sat down the other day out of curiosity and entered every game I own but had never played, and the number it spat out...70+ DAYS. I have 70 DAYS worth of unplayed video games. It's hard to express how futile this makes it feel, haha.
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| 1 | 100 Floors (Other) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 2 | 1000xRESIST (PC) | Finished playing |
| 3 | 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 4 | 140 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 5 | 1979 Revolution: Black Friday (PC) | Finished playing |
| 6 | 60 Seconds! Reatomized (PC) | Finished playing |
| 7 | 7 Billion Humans (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 8 | 80 Days (PC) | Finished playing |
| 9 | A Hat in Time (PC) | Finished playing |
| 10 | A Highland Song (PC) | Finished playing |
| 11 | A Mortician's Tale (PC) | Finished playing |
| 12 | A Plague Tale: Innocence (PC) | Finished playing |
| 13 | A Plague Tale: Requiem (PC) | Finished playing |
| 14 | A Space for the Unbound (PC) | Finished playing |
| 15 | A Way Out (PC) | Finished playing |
| 16 | Abzu (PC) | Finished playing |
| 17 | AER: Memories of Old (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 18 | Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures (PC) | Finished playing |
| 19 | Aion (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 20 | Alan Wake (360) | Finished playing |
| 21 | Alan Wake 2 (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 22 | Alan Wake's American Nightmare (PC) | Finished playing |
| 23 | Alice: Madness Returns (PC) | Finished playing |
| 24 | Alien Breed: Impact (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 25 | Alien: Isolation (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 26 | Alien: Isolation (PC) | Finished playing |
| 27 | Altitude (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 28 | Always Sometimes Monsters (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 29 | Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs (PC) | Finished playing |
| 30 | Amnesia: Rebirth (PC) | Finished playing |
| 31 | Amnesia: The Bunker (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 32 | Amnesia: The Dark Descent (PC) | Finished playing |
| 33 | Among the Sleep (PC) | Finished playing |
| 34 | Anachronox (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 35 | And Yet It Moves (PC) | Finished playing |
| 36 | Angry Birds (Other) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 37 | Animal Crossing: New Horizons (NSW) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 38 | Animal Well (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 39 | Anomaly: Warzone Earth (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 40 | Antichamber (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 41 | Apart of Me (iPd) | Finished playing |
| 42 | Ape Out (PC) | Finished playing |
| 43 | Aperture Desk Job (PC) | Finished playing |
| 44 | Apotheon (PC) | Finished playing |
| 45 | Arx Fatalis (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 46 | As Dusk Falls (PC) | Finished playing |
| 47 | Assassin's Creed II (360) | Finished playing |
| 48 | Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag (360) | Finished playing |
| 49 | Assassin's Creed Odyssey (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 50 | Assassin's Creed Origins (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 51 | Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood (360) | Finished playing |
| 52 | Assassins Creed III (360) | Finished playing |
| 53 | Astrea: Six-Sided Oracles (PC) | Finished playing |
| 54 | Astro's Playroom (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 55 | Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 56 | Audiosurf (PC) | Finished playing |
| 57 | Avadon: The Black Fortress (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 58 | Baba is You (PC) | Playing |
| 59 | Bag It! (Other) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 60 | Ballpoint Universe - Infinite (PC) | Finished playing |
| 61 | Barkley, Shut Up and Jam: Gaiden (PC) | Finished playing |
| 62 | Bastion (PC) | Finished playing |
| 63 | Batman: Arkham Asylum (PC) | Finished playing |
| 64 | Batman: Arkham City (360) | Finished playing |
| 65 | Batman: Arkham Knight (PC) | Finished playing |
| 66 | Battlefield 3 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 67 | Battletech (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 68 | Bayonetta (360) | Finished playing |
| 69 | Bayonetta 2 (WiiU) | Finished playing |
| 70 | Beat Hazard: Ultra (PC) | Finished playing |
| 71 | Beatbuddy: Tale of the Guardians (PC) | Finished playing |
| 72 | Before I Forget (PC) | Finished playing |
| 73 | Before Your Eyes (PC) | Finished playing |
| 74 | Behind the Frame: The Finest Scenery (PC) | Finished playing |
| 75 | Beholder (PC) | Finished playing |
| 76 | Bejeweled 3 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 77 | Beyond Eyes (PC) | Finished playing |
| 78 | Beyond Good and Evil (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 79 | Beyond: Two Souls (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 80 | Bioshock 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 81 | BioShock Infinite (360) | Finished playing |
| 82 | Bit.Trip Presents Runner 2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 83 | Black Mesa (PC) | Finished playing |
| 84 | Blair Witch (PC) | Finished playing |
| 85 | Blind Drive (PC) | Finished playing |
| 86 | Bloodborne (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 87 | Bloons TD 6 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 88 | Blue Prince (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 89 | Borderlands (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 90 | Borderlands 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 91 | Botanicula (PC) | Finished playing |
| 92 | Braid (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 93 | Bramble: The Mountain King (XBX X/S) | Finished playing |
| 94 | Bridge Constructor Portal (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 95 | Broken Age (PC) | Finished playing |
| 96 | Brotato (PC) | Finished playing |
| 97 | Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons (PC) | Finished playing |
| 98 | Brutal Legend (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 99 | Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition (PC) | Finished playing |
| 100 | Burnout Paradise (PC) | Finished playing |
| 101 | Burnout Revenge (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 102 | Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth (PC) | Finished playing |
| 103 | Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (PC) | Finished playing |
| 104 | Call of Duty: Black Ops (360) | Finished playing |
| 105 | Call of Duty: World at War (PS3) | Stopped playing - Technical problems |
| 106 | Canabalt (PC) | Finished playing |
| 107 | Capsized (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 108 | Card Hunter (Web) | Finished playing |
| 109 | Card Shark (PC) | Finished playing |
| 110 | Carrion (PC) | Finished playing |
| 111 | Catherine (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 112 | Cave Story+ (PC) | Finished playing |
| 113 | Celeste (PC) | Finished playing |
| 114 | Champions Online (PC) | Finished playing |
| 115 | Chants of Sennaar (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 116 | Chicory: A Colorful Tale (PC) | Finished playing |
| 117 | Child of Eden (360) | Finished playing |
| 118 | Child of Light (PC) | Finished playing |
| 119 | Children of Morta (PC) | Finished playing |
| 120 | Chrono Trigger (PC) | Finished playing |
| 121 | Chuchel (PC) | Finished playing |
| 122 | Citizen Sleeper (PC) | Finished playing |
| 123 | Civilization IV: Beyond the Sword (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 124 | Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 125 | Clive Barker's Undying (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 126 | Clone Drone in the Danger Zone (PC) | Finished playing |
| 127 | Closure (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 128 | Clustertruck (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 129 | Cocoon (PC) | Finished playing |
| 130 | Cogs (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 131 | Company of Heroes (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 132 | Control (PC) | Finished playing |
| 133 | Costume Quest (PC) | Finished playing |
| 134 | Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 135 | Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time (PC) | Finished playing |
| 136 | Crayon Physics Deluxe (PC) | Finished playing |
| 137 | Creaks (PC) | Finished playing |
| 138 | Crow Country (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 139 | Crypt of the NecroDancer (PC) | Finished playing |
| 140 | Crysis (PC) | Finished playing |
| 141 | Crysis 2 (360) | Finished playing |
| 142 | Crysis: Warhead (PC) | Finished playing |
| 143 | Cult of the Lamb (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 144 | Cultist Simulator (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 145 | Cut The Rope (Other) | Finished playing |
| 146 | Dagon: by H. P. Lovecraft (PC) | Finished playing |
| 147 | Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 148 | Darkest Dungeon (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 149 | Darkfall (PC) | Finished playing |
| 150 | Darksiders (PC) | Stopped playing - Technical problems |
| 151 | DARQ (PC) | Finished playing |
| 152 | Darwinia (PC) | Stopped playing - Technical problems |
| 153 | Dave the Diver (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 154 | Day of the Tentacle Remastered (PC) | Finished playing |
| 155 | Dead Cells (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 156 | Dead Space (PC) | Finished playing |
| 157 | Dead Space 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 158 | Dead Space 3 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 159 | Dead Space: Extraction (Wii) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 160 | Dear Esther (PC) | Finished playing |
| 161 | Death Squared (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 162 | Death Stranding (PC) | Finished playing |
| 163 | Death's Door (PC) | Finished playing |
| 164 | Deathloop (PC) | Finished playing |
| 165 | Defcon (PC) | Finished playing |
| 166 | Defense Grid 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 167 | Defense Grid: The Awakening (PC) | Finished playing |
| 168 | Depression Quest (PC) | Finished playing |
| 169 | Desperados III (PC) | Finished playing |
| 170 | Destiny 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 171 | Detention (PC) | Finished playing |
| 172 | Detroit: Become Human (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 173 | Deus Ex (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 174 | Deus Ex: Human Revolution (PC) | Finished playing |
| 175 | Deus Ex: Mankind Divided (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 176 | Devil May Cry 4 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 177 | Devil May Cry 5 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 178 | Diablo III (PC) | Finished playing |
| 179 | Diablo III: Reaper of Souls (PC) | Finished playing |
| 180 | Dicey Dungeons (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 181 | Dino D-Day (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 182 | DiRT 3 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 183 | Disc Room (PC) | Finished playing |
| 184 | Disciples 3 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 185 | Disco Elysium (PC) | Finished playing |
| 186 | Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 187 | Dishonored (360) | Finished playing |
| 188 | Dishonored 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 189 | Dishonored: Death of the Outsider (PC) | Finished playing |
| 190 | Divinity: Original Sin II (PC) | Playing |
| 191 | DmC: Devil May Cry (360) | Finished playing |
| 192 | Do Not Feed the Monkeys (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 193 | Doki Doki Literature Club (PC) | Finished playing |
| 194 | Donkey Kong Country Returns (Wii) | Finished playing |
| 195 | Donut County (PC) | Finished playing |
| 196 | Doom (2016) (PC) | Finished playing |
| 197 | Doom Eternal (PC) | Finished playing |
| 198 | Doom: The Dark Ages (PC) | Finished playing |
| 199 | Dorfromantik (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 200 | DotA 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 201 | Dr. Langeskov, The Tiger, and The Terribly Cursed Emerald: A Whirlwind Heist (PC) | Finished playing |
| 202 | Dragon Age II (PC) | Finished playing |
| 203 | Dragon Age: Inquisition (PC) | Finished playing |
| 204 | Dragon Age: Origins (PC) | Finished playing |
| 205 | Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening (PC) | Finished playing |
| 206 | Dream Daddy: A Dad Dating Simulator (PC) | Finished playing |
| 207 | Dreamfall: The Longest Journey (PC) | Finished playing |
| 208 | Dredge (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 209 | Dungeon Keeper Gold (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 210 | Dungeon of the Endless (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 211 | Dungeons of Dredmor (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 212 | DUSK (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 213 | Duskers (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 214 | Dust: An Elysian Tail (PC) | Finished playing |
| 215 | Dustforce (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 216 | Dyad (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 217 | Dynamite Jack (PC) | Finished playing |
| 218 | Earthbound (PC) | Finished playing |
| 219 | Eliza (PC) | Finished playing |
| 220 | Else Heart.Break() (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 221 | En Garde! (PC) | Finished playing |
| 222 | Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights (PC) | Finished playing |
| 223 | Endless Legend (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 224 | Enslaved: Odyssey to the West (360) | Finished playing |
| 225 | Enter the Gungeon (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 226 | Eternal Sonata (PS3) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 227 | Eternal Threads (PC) | Finished playing |
| 228 | Eufloria (PC) | Finished playing |
| 229 | EVE Online (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 230 | Everlands (Other) | Finished playing |
| 231 | Everquest 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 232 | Everybody's Gone to the Rapture (PC) | Finished playing |
| 233 | Everything (PC) | Finished playing |
| 234 | Exo One (PC) | Finished playing |
| 235 | F.E.A.R. (PC) | Finished playing |
| 236 | Faeria (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 237 | Fallout 3 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 238 | Fallout 4 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 239 | Fallout New Vegas (PC) | Finished playing |
| 240 | Far Cry 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Technical problems |
| 241 | Far Cry 3 (360) | Finished playing |
| 242 | Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon (360) | Finished playing |
| 243 | Far Cry 4 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 244 | Far From Noise (PC) | Finished playing |
| 245 | FAR: Changing Tides (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 246 | FAR: Lone Sails (PC) | Finished playing |
| 247 | Faster Than Light (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 248 | Fatal Frame (PS2) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 249 | Fear the Spotlight (PC) | Finished playing |
| 250 | FEZ (PC) | Finished playing |
| 251 | Final fantasy 13 (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 252 | Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth (PS5) | Playing |
| 253 | Final Fantasy V (PS) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 254 | Final Fantasy VI (PS) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 255 | Final Fantasy VII Remake (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 256 | Final Fantasy XIII-2 (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 257 | Final Fantasy XV (PC) | Finished playing |
| 258 | Finding Paradise (PC) | Finished playing |
| 259 | Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Wii) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 260 | Firewatch (PC) | Finished playing |
| 261 | Firework (PC) | Finished playing |
| 262 | Flow (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 263 | Flower (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 264 | Folklore (PS3) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 265 | Forza Horizon 5 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 266 | Fractured Minds (PC) | Finished playing |
| 267 | Fran Bow (PC) | Finished playing |
| 268 | Freud's Bones (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 269 | Friday the 13th: The Game (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 270 | Frostpunk (PC) | Finished playing |
| 271 | Frostpunk 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 272 | Frozen Synapse (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 273 | Galcon Fusion (PC) | Finished playing |
| 274 | Game of Thrones (2014) (PC) | Finished playing |
| 275 | Garry's Mod (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 276 | Gauntlet (PC) | Finished playing |
| 277 | Gears 5 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 278 | Gears of War (360) | Finished playing |
| 279 | Gears of War 2 (360) | Finished playing |
| 280 | Gears of War 3 (360) | Finished playing |
| 281 | Gears of War 4 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 282 | Gears of War: Judgment (360) | Finished playing |
| 283 | Gears Tactics (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 284 | Gemini Rue (PC) | Stopped playing - Technical problems |
| 285 | Genesis Noir (PC) | Finished playing |
| 286 | Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions Evolved (PC) | Finished playing |
| 287 | Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved (PC) | Finished playing |
| 288 | Ghost of Tsushima (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 289 | Ghostrunner (PC) | Finished playing |
| 290 | Global Agenda (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 291 | Gloomhaven (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 292 | GNOG (PC) | Finished playing |
| 293 | Goat Simulator (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 294 | God of War (2018) (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 295 | God of War 2 (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 296 | God of war 3 (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 297 | Golden Axe (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 298 | Gone Home (PC) | Finished playing |
| 299 | Gorogoa (PC) | Finished playing |
| 300 | Grand Theft Auto IV (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 301 | Grand Theft Auto V (PC) | Finished playing |
| 302 | Grandia III (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 303 | Gravity Bone (PC) | Finished playing |
| 304 | Gravity Rush 2 (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 305 | Great God Grove (PC) | Finished playing |
| 306 | Griftlands (PC) | Finished playing |
| 307 | Grim Fandango Remastered (PC) | Finished playing |
| 308 | Grim Grimoire (PS2) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 309 | Gris (PC) | Finished playing |
| 310 | Grow Home (PC) | Finished playing |
| 311 | Growlanser Generations (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 312 | Guacamelee! (PC) | Finished playing |
| 313 | Guacamelee! 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 314 | Gunpoint (PC) | Finished playing |
| 315 | Gwent: The Witcher Card Game (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 316 | H1Z1: King of the Kill (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 317 | Hacknet (PC) | Finished playing |
| 318 | Halo 2 (XBX) | Finished playing |
| 319 | Halo 3 (360) | Finished playing |
| 320 | Halo 3: ODST (360) | Finished playing |
| 321 | Halo 4 (360) | Finished playing |
| 322 | Halo Anniversary (360) | Finished playing |
| 323 | Halo Infinite (PC) | Finished playing |
| 324 | Halo Reach (360) | Finished playing |
| 325 | Hand of Fate (PC) | Finished playing |
| 326 | Hand of Fate 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 327 | Happy Game (PC) | Finished playing |
| 328 | Hatoful Boyfriend (PC) | Finished playing |
| 329 | Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft (PC) | Finished playing |
| 330 | Heaven's Vault (PC) | Finished playing |
| 331 | Heavy Rain (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 332 | Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice (PC) | Finished playing |
| 333 | Helldivers (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 334 | Her Story (PC) | Finished playing |
| 335 | Herdling (PC) | Finished playing |
| 336 | Hi-Fi Rush (PC) | Finished playing |
| 337 | Hitman 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 338 | Hitman 3 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 339 | Hitman: Blood Money (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 340 | Hollow Knight (PC) | Finished playing |
| 341 | Hollow Knight: Silksong (PC) | Playing |
| 342 | Homefront (PC) | Finished playing |
| 343 | Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak (PC) | Finished playing |
| 344 | Homeworld: Remastered Collection (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 345 | Horizon Zero Dawn (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 346 | Hotline Miami (PC) | Finished playing |
| 347 | Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number (PC) | Finished playing |
| 348 | Humanity (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 349 | Hypnospace Outlaw (PC) | Finished playing |
| 350 | I Am Your Beast (PC) | Finished playing |
| 351 | ibb & obb (PC) | Finished playing |
| 352 | ICEY (PC) | Finished playing |
| 353 | Iconoclasts (PC) | Finished playing |
| 354 | Immortality (PC) | Finished playing |
| 355 | Impostor Factory (PC) | Finished playing |
| 356 | In Other Waters (PC) | Finished playing |
| 357 | In Sound Mind (PC) | Finished playing |
| 358 | Incredipede (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 359 | Indiana Jones and the Great Circle (PC) | Finished playing |
| 360 | Indika (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 361 | Infamous (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 362 | Infamous 2 (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 363 | Infamous Second Son (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 364 | Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet (PC) | Finished playing |
| 365 | Inscryption (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 366 | Inside (PC) | Finished playing |
| 367 | Into the Breach (PC) | Finished playing |
| 368 | Intrusion 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 369 | INVERSUS Deluxe (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 370 | Invisible, Inc. (PC) | Finished playing |
| 371 | It Takes Two (PC) | Finished playing |
| 372 | Jamestown: Legend of the Lost Colony (PC) | Finished playing |
| 373 | Jazzpunk (PC) | Finished playing |
| 374 | Jet Set Radio (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 375 | Joe Danger 2: The Movie (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 376 | Journey (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 377 | Jusant (PC) | Finished playing |
| 378 | Just Cause 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 379 | KAMI (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 380 | Katamari Forever (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 381 | Katana Zero (PC) | Finished playing |
| 382 | Keeper (PC) | Finished playing |
| 383 | Kentucky Route Zero (NSW) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 384 | Kerbal Space Program (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 385 | Killer Frequency (PC) | Finished playing |
| 386 | Killing Floor 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 387 | KillZone 2 (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 388 | Killzone 3 (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 389 | Killzone HD (PS3) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 390 | Kinect Adventures! (360) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 391 | King's Bounty: The Legend (PC) | Finished playing |
| 392 | Kingdoms of Amalur (360) | Finished playing |
| 393 | Kirby's Epic Yarn (Wii) | Finished playing |
| 394 | Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 395 | L.A. Noire (PC) | Finished playing |
| 396 | Layers of Fear (PC) | Finished playing |
| 397 | Lead and Gold (PC) | Finished playing |
| 398 | League of Legends (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 399 | Left 4 Dead 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 400 | Legend of Grimrock (PC) | Finished playing |
| 401 | Legend of Grimrock II (PC) | Finished playing |
| 402 | Legends of Runeterra (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 403 | Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy (PS2) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 404 | Life is Strange (PC) | Finished playing |
| 405 | Lifeless Planet (PC) | Finished playing |
| 406 | Lil Gator Game (PC) | Finished playing |
| 407 | Limbo (PC) | Finished playing |
| 408 | Lisa "The First" (PC) | Finished playing |
| 409 | Lisa: The Painful RPG (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 410 | Little Big Planet 2 (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 411 | Little Inferno (PC) | Finished playing |
| 412 | Little Misfortune (PC) | Finished playing |
| 413 | Little Nightmares (PC) | Finished playing |
| 414 | Lobotomy Corporation (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 415 | Lone Survivor (PC) | Finished playing |
| 416 | Loop Hero (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 417 | Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 418 | Lost Odyssey (360) | Finished playing |
| 419 | Lovely Planet (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 420 | Luigi's Mansion 3 (NSW) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 421 | Lurking (PC) | Finished playing |
| 422 | Machinarium (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 423 | Madworld (Wii) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 424 | Magicka (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 425 | Maneater (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 426 | Manhunt 2 (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 427 | Manifold Garden (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 428 | Mario Kart 8 (NSW) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 429 | Mark of the Ninja (PC) | Finished playing |
| 430 | Marvel's Spider-Man (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 431 | Marvel's Spider-Man 2 (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 432 | MASQ (Web) | Finished playing |
| 433 | Mass Effect (PC) | Finished playing |
| 434 | Mass Effect 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 435 | Mass Effect 3 (360) | Finished playing |
| 436 | Max Payne (PS2) | Stopped playing - Technical problems |
| 437 | Max Payne (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 438 | Max Payne 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 439 | Max Payne 3 (360) | Finished playing |
| 440 | Medal of Honor (2010) (PC) | Finished playing |
| 441 | Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance (360) | Finished playing |
| 442 | Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 443 | Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (PC) | Finished playing |
| 444 | Metal: Hellsinger (PC) | Finished playing |
| 445 | Metro 2033 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 446 | Metro Exodus (PC) | Finished playing |
| 447 | Metro: Last Light (PC) | Finished playing |
| 448 | Metroid Prime (Wii) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 449 | Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor (PC) | Finished playing |
| 450 | Middle-earth: Shadow of War (PC) | Finished playing |
| 451 | Might and Magic: Clash of Heroes (PC) | Finished playing |
| 452 | Milk inside a bag of milk inside a bag of milk (PC) | Finished playing |
| 453 | Milk outside a bag of milk outside a bag of milk (PC) | Finished playing |
| 454 | Minecraft (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 455 | Mirror's Edge (PC) | Finished playing |
| 456 | Mirror's Edge Catalyst (PC) | Finished playing |
| 457 | Monaco: What's Yours is Mine (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 458 | Monkey Island 2: Special Edition (PC) | Finished playing |
| 459 | Monster Hunter: World (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 460 | Monster Train (PC) | Finished playing |
| 461 | Monstrum (XBONE) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 462 | Monument Valley (PC) | Finished playing |
| 463 | Monument Valley 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 464 | Mount & Blade (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 465 | Mountain (PC) | Finished playing |
| 466 | Mullet Madjack (PC) | Finished playing |
| 467 | My Friend Pedro (PC) | Finished playing |
| 468 | N++ (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 469 | Nancy Drew: The Secret of Shadow Ranch (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 470 | Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit (360) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 471 | Neon White (PC) | Finished playing |
| 472 | Never Alone (PC) | Finished playing |
| 473 | Neverwinter Nights 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 474 | Neverwinter Nights 2: Mask of the Betrayer (PC) | Finished playing |
| 475 | Neverwinter Nights 2: Storm of Zehir (PC) | Finished playing |
| 476 | Nex Machina (PC) | Finished playing |
| 477 | Nexuiz (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 478 | Nier Automata (PC) | Finished playing |
| 479 | Night in the Woods (NSW) | Finished playing |
| 480 | NightSky (PC) | Finished playing |
| 481 | Nine Sols (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 482 | Ninja Gaiden 4 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 483 | Nioh (PS4) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 484 | No Man's Sky (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 485 | No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle (Wii) | Finished playing |
| 486 | Nobody Saves the World (PC) | Finished playing |
| 487 | Norco (PC) | Finished playing |
| 488 | Not for Broadcast (PC) | Finished playing |
| 489 | Nuclear Throne (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 490 | Observation (PC) | Finished playing |
| 491 | Observer (PC) | Finished playing |
| 492 | Octodad (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 493 | Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 494 | Odin Sphere (PS2) | Stopped playing - Technical problems |
| 495 | Off-Peak (PC) | Finished playing |
| 496 | Okami (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 497 | One Hand Clapping (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 498 | One Leaves (XBX X/S) | Finished playing |
| 499 | Opus Magnum (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 500 | Orcs Must Die! (PC) | Finished playing |
| 501 | Ori and the Blind Forest (PC) | Finished playing |
| 502 | Ori and the Will of the Wisps (PC) | Finished playing |
| 503 | Orwell (PC) | Finished playing |
| 504 | Osmos (PC) | Finished playing |
| 505 | Outer Wilds (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 506 | Outland (PC) | Finished playing |
| 507 | Outlast (PC) | Finished playing |
| 508 | Outlast 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 509 | Overcooked! (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 510 | Overlord (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 511 | Overwatch (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 512 | Oxenfree (PC) | Finished playing |
| 513 | PAC-MAN Championship Edition DX+ (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 514 | Paper Sorcerer (PC) | Finished playing |
| 515 | Papers, Please (PC) | Finished playing |
| 516 | Papo & Yo (PC) | Finished playing |
| 517 | Paradise Killer (PC) | Finished playing |
| 518 | Path of Exile (PC) | Finished playing |
| 519 | Payday 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 520 | Pentiment (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 521 | Persona 5 Royal (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 522 | Peter Jackson's King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie (360) | Finished playing |
| 523 | Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 524 | Pikuniku (NSW) | Finished playing |
| 525 | Pilgrims (PC) | Finished playing |
| 526 | Pillars of Eternity (PC) | Stopped playing - Technical problems |
| 527 | PixelJunk Eden (PC) | Finished playing |
| 528 | PixelJunk Shooter (PC) | Finished playing |
| 529 | Planescape: Torment (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 530 | Planetside 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 531 | Plants vs. Zombies (PC) | Finished playing |
| 532 | Plants War (Other) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 533 | Pony Island (PC) | Finished playing |
| 534 | Portal (PC) | Finished playing |
| 535 | Portal 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 536 | Portal Reloaded (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 537 | Portal Stories: Mel (PC) | Finished playing |
| 538 | Portal: Revolution (PC) | Finished playing |
| 539 | Post Void (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 540 | Prey (PC) | Finished playing |
| 541 | Prey (2017) (PC) | Finished playing |
| 542 | Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 543 | Prison Architect (PC) | Finished playing |
| 544 | Proteus (PC) | Finished playing |
| 545 | Psychonauts 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 546 | Pyre (PC) | Finished playing |
| 547 | Q.U.B.E. 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 548 | Quantum Break (PC) | Finished playing |
| 549 | Quantum Conundrum (XBONE) | Finished playing |
| 550 | QuizCross (Other) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 551 | Race the Sun (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 552 | Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time (PS3) | Stopped playing - Technical problems |
| 553 | Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 554 | Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 555 | Rayman Legends (PC) | Finished playing |
| 556 | Really Big Sky (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 557 | Red Dead Redemption (360) | Finished playing |
| 558 | Red Dead Redemption 2 (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 559 | Red Faction: Guerrilla (PC) | Finished playing |
| 560 | Red Steel 2 (Wii) | Finished playing |
| 561 | Remnant II (PC) | Finished playing |
| 562 | Resident Evil 2 (2019) (PC) | Finished playing |
| 563 | Resident Evil 5 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 564 | Resident Evil 7: Biohazard (PC) | Finished playing |
| 565 | Resident Evil Village (PC) | Finished playing |
| 566 | Resistance 2 (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 567 | Resistance 3 (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 568 | Resistance: Fall of Man (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 569 | Resogun (PC) | Finished playing |
| 570 | Return to Castle Wolfenstein (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 571 | Returnal (PS5) | Playing |
| 572 | Rez Infinite (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 573 | Rift (PC) | Finished playing |
| 574 | Ring of Pain (PC) | Finished playing |
| 575 | Rise of the Tomb Raider (PC) | Finished playing |
| 576 | Risk of Rain (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 577 | Road 96 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 578 | Road Redemption (PC) | Finished playing |
| 579 | Rocket League (PC) | Finished playing |
| 580 | Rogue Galaxy (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 581 | Rogue Legacy 2 (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 582 | Rollerdrome (PC) | Finished playing |
| 583 | Ruiner (PC) | Finished playing |
| 584 | Rumu (PC) | Finished playing |
| 585 | Ruzzle (Other) | Finished playing |
| 586 | S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 587 | S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl (PC) | Finished playing |
| 588 | Saint's Row: The Third (PC) | Finished playing |
| 589 | Saints Row IV (PC) | Finished playing |
| 590 | Sakura Wars: So Long, My Love (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 591 | Samorost 3 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 592 | Sanctum (PC) | Finished playing |
| 593 | Sanctum 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 594 | Sang-Froid: Tales of Werewolves (PC) | Finished playing |
| 595 | Sanitarium (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 596 | Sayonara Wild Hearts (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 597 | Scanner Sombre (PC) | Finished playing |
| 598 | Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (PS5) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 599 | Senua's Saga: Hellblade II (PC) | Finished playing |
| 600 | Shadow Complex (PC) | Finished playing |
| 601 | Shadow of the Tomb Raider (PC) | Finished playing |
| 602 | Shadow Tactics: Aiko's Choice (PC) | Finished playing |
| 603 | Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun (PC) | Finished playing |
| 604 | Shadowrun: Dragonfall (PC) | Finished playing |
| 605 | Shatter (PC) | Finished playing |
| 606 | Shattered Horizon (PC) | Finished playing |
| 607 | Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner 2: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. King Abaddon (PS2) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 608 | Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga 2 (PS2) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 609 | Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 610 | Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4 (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 611 | Shining Force EXA (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 612 | Shogun Showdown (PC) | Finished playing |
| 613 | Signalis (PC) | Finished playing |
| 614 | Silent Hill (PS) | Finished playing |
| 615 | Silent Hill 2 (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 616 | Simulacra (PC) | Finished playing |
| 617 | Sin & Punishment: Star Successor (Wii) | Finished playing |
| 618 | Slay the Spire (PC) | Finished playing |
| 619 | Slender (PC) | Finished playing |
| 620 | SMITE (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 621 | Solar 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 622 | Solar Ash (PC) | Finished playing |
| 623 | SOMA (PC) | Finished playing |
| 624 | Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed (PC) | Finished playing |
| 625 | Sonic Adventure DX (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 626 | Sonic the Hedgehog (PC) | Finished playing |
| 627 | South of Midnight (PC) | Finished playing |
| 628 | South Park: The Stick of Truth (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 629 | Space Channel 5: Part 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Technical problems |
| 630 | Space Rangers 2: Rise of the Dominators (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 631 | Spacechem (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 632 | Spec Ops: The Line (PC) | Finished playing |
| 633 | Spelunky (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 634 | Spelunky 2 (PC) | Playing |
| 635 | Spiritfarer (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 636 | Splice (PC) | Finished playing |
| 637 | Split Fiction (PC) | Playing |
| 638 | Spore (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 639 | Stacking (PC) | Finished playing |
| 640 | Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order (PC) | Finished playing |
| 641 | Star Wars Jedi: Survivor (PC) | Finished playing |
| 642 | Star Wars: The Old Republic (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 643 | Starcraft II: Heart of the Swarm (PC) | Finished playing |
| 644 | Starcraft II: Legacy of the Void (PC) | Finished playing |
| 645 | Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty (PC) | Finished playing |
| 646 | SteamWorld Dig 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 647 | SteamWorld Heist (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 648 | SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 649 | Stephen's Sausage Roll (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 650 | Stick Fight: The Game (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 651 | Still Wakes the Deep (PC) | Finished playing |
| 652 | Stories Untold (PC) | Finished playing |
| 653 | Stray (PC) | Finished playing |
| 654 | Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel Without a Pulse (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 655 | Submerged: Hidden Depths (XBONE) | Finished playing |
| 656 | Subnautica (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 657 | Subsurface Circular (PC) | Finished playing |
| 658 | Suikoden Tactics (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 659 | Suikoden V (PS2) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 660 | Sunless Sea (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 661 | Sunlight (PC) | Finished playing |
| 662 | Super Columbine Massacre RPG (PC) | Finished playing |
| 663 | Super Hexagon (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 664 | Super Mario 3D World (WiiU) | Finished playing |
| 665 | Super Mario Galaxy (Wii) | Finished playing |
| 666 | Super Mario Galaxy 2 (Wii) | Finished playing |
| 667 | Super Meat Boy (PC) | Finished playing |
| 668 | Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 669 | SUPERHOT (PC) | Finished playing |
| 670 | SUPERHOT: MIND CONTROL DELETE (PC) | Finished playing |
| 671 | Superliminal (PC) | Finished playing |
| 672 | Supreme Commander 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 673 | Suzerain (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 674 | Sword of the Sea (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 675 | Swords & Soldiers (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 676 | Syberia (PC) | Finished playing |
| 677 | Syberia II (PC) | Finished playing |
| 678 | System Shock 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 679 | Tacoma (PC) | Finished playing |
| 680 | Tales From Off-Peak City Vol. 1 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 681 | Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack (PC) | Finished playing |
| 682 | Tales from the Borderlands (PC) | Finished playing |
| 683 | Tales of Vesperia (360) | Finished playing |
| 684 | Team Fortress 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 685 | Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge (PC) | Finished playing |
| 686 | Telling Lies (PC) | Finished playing |
| 687 | Terraria (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 688 | That Dragon, Cancer (PC) | Finished playing |
| 689 | The 7th Guest (PC) | Finished playing |
| 690 | The Alters (PC) | Playing |
| 691 | The Artful Escape (PC) | Finished playing |
| 692 | The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit (PC) | Finished playing |
| 693 | The Ball (PC) | Finished playing |
| 694 | The Banner Saga (PC) | Finished playing |
| 695 | The Banner Saga 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 696 | The Banner Saga 3 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 697 | The Beginner's Guide (PC) | Finished playing |
| 698 | The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth (PC) | Finished playing |
| 699 | The Blue Flamingo (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 700 | The Book of Unwritten Tales (PC) | Finished playing |
| 701 | The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 702 | The Bridge (PC) | Finished playing |
| 703 | The Case of the Golden Idol (PC) | Finished playing |
| 704 | The Cat and the Coup (PC) | Finished playing |
| 705 | The Cat Lady (PC) | Finished playing |
| 706 | The Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena (PC) | Finished playing |
| 707 | The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay (PC) | Finished playing |
| 708 | The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood (PC) | Finished playing |
| 709 | The Dark Pictures: Little Hope (PC) | Finished playing |
| 710 | The Darkness II (PC) | Finished playing |
| 711 | The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 712 | The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (PC) | Finished playing |
| 713 | The Eternal Cylinder (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 714 | The Evil Within (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 715 | The Evil Within 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 716 | The Falconeer (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 717 | The First Tree (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 718 | The Forest (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 719 | The Forgotten City (PC) | Finished playing |
| 720 | The Invincible (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 721 | The Last Campfire (PC) | Finished playing |
| 722 | The Last Guardian (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 723 | The Last of Us Part II (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 724 | The Last of Us Remastered (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 725 | The Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess (Wii) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 726 | The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (WiiU) | Finished playing |
| 727 | The Longest Journey (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 728 | The Medium (PC) | Finished playing |
| 729 | The Norwood Suite (PC) | Finished playing |
| 730 | The Novelist (PC) | Finished playing |
| 731 | The Operator (PC) | Finished playing |
| 732 | The Pale Beyond (PC) | Finished playing |
| 733 | The Pedestrian (PC) | Finished playing |
| 734 | The Polynomial (PC) | Finished playing |
| 735 | The Red Strings Club (PC) | Finished playing |
| 736 | The Riftbreaker (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 737 | The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition (PC) | Finished playing |
| 738 | The Sims 3 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 739 | The Stanley Parable (PC) | Finished playing |
| 740 | The Swapper (PC) | Finished playing |
| 741 | The Talos Principle (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 742 | The Textorcist: The Story of Ray Bibbia (PC) | Finished playing |
| 743 | The Typing of the Dead: Overkill (PC) | Finished playing |
| 744 | The Unfinished Swan (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 745 | The Vanishing of Ethan Carter (PC) | Finished playing |
| 746 | The Walking Dead: A New Frontier (XBX X/S) | Finished playing |
| 747 | The Walking Dead: Season One (PC) | Finished playing |
| 748 | The Walking Dead: Season Two (PC) | Finished playing |
| 749 | The Witcher (PC) | Finished playing |
| 750 | The Witcher 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 751 | The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (PC) | Finished playing |
| 752 | The Witness (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 753 | The Wolf Among Us (PC) | Finished playing |
| 754 | Thief: Deadly Shadows (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 755 | Thirty Flights of Loving (PC) | Finished playing |
| 756 | This war of mine (PC) | Finished playing |
| 757 | Thomas Was Alone (PC) | Finished playing |
| 758 | THOTH (PC) | Finished playing |
| 759 | Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales (PC) | Finished playing |
| 760 | Thumper (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 761 | Titanfall 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 762 | To the Moon (PC) | Finished playing |
| 763 | Toki Tori (PC) | Finished playing |
| 764 | Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 (360) | Finished playing |
| 765 | Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas (360) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 766 | Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist (360) | Finished playing |
| 767 | Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction (360) | Finished playing |
| 768 | Tomb Raider (2013) (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 769 | Torchlight II (PC) | Finished playing |
| 770 | Total War: Shogun 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 771 | Totally Accurate Battle Simulator (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 772 | Tower Defense: Lost Earth (Other) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 773 | Transistor (PC) | Finished playing |
| 774 | Trials Evolution: Gold Edition (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 775 | Trials of Fire (PC) | Finished playing |
| 776 | Tribes: Ascend (PC) | Stopped playing - Something better came along |
| 777 | Trine 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 778 | Trolley Problem, Inc. (PC) | Finished playing |
| 779 | Trombone Champ (PC) | Finished playing |
| 780 | Tunic (PC) | Finished playing |
| 781 | Twelve Minutes (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 782 | Tyranny (PC) | Finished playing |
| 783 | Ultima VII: The Black Gate (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 784 | ULTRAKILL (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 785 | Unblock Me (Other) | Finished playing |
| 786 | Uncharted 2: Among Thieves (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 787 | Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 788 | Uncharted 4: A Thief's End (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 789 | Uncharted: Drake's Fortune (PS3) | Finished playing |
| 790 | Uncharted: The Lost Legacy (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 791 | Undertale (PC) | Finished playing |
| 792 | Universe Sandbox (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 793 | Unravel (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 794 | Until Dawn (PS5) | Finished playing |
| 795 | Untitled Goose Game (NSW) | Finished playing |
| 796 | Valiant Hearts: The Great War (PC) | Finished playing |
| 797 | Valkyria Chronicles (PS3) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 798 | Valkyrie Profile 2: Silmeria (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 799 | Vampire Survivors (PC) | Finished playing |
| 800 | Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines (PC) | Stopped playing - Technical problems |
| 801 | Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 802 | Vanquish (360) | Finished playing |
| 803 | Velocity 2X (PS4) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 804 | Vessel (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 805 | Viewtiful Joe 2 (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 806 | VVVVVV (PC) | Finished playing |
| 807 | Waking Mars (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 808 | Wandersong (PC) | Finished playing |
| 809 | Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II (PC) | Finished playing |
| 810 | Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II - Chaos Rising (PC) | Finished playing |
| 811 | Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II - Retribution (PC) | Finished playing |
| 812 | Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine (PC) | Finished playing |
| 813 | Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning (PC) | Finished playing |
| 814 | Watch Dogs 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 815 | We Love Katamari (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 816 | Webbed (PC) | Stopped playing - Got frustrated |
| 817 | Weird West (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 818 | What Remains of Edith Finch (PC) | Finished playing |
| 819 | Who's Your Daddy (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 820 | Wildermyth (PC) | Finished playing |
| 821 | Wingspan (PC) | Finished playing |
| 822 | Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus (PC) | Finished playing |
| 823 | Wolfenstein: The New Order (PC) | Finished playing |
| 824 | Wolfenstein: The Old Blood (PC) | Finished playing |
| 825 | Words With Friends (PC) | Finished playing |
| 826 | World of Goo (PC) | Finished playing |
| 827 | World of Warcraft: Cataclysm (PC) | Finished playing |
| 828 | World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria (PC) | Finished playing |
| 829 | World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King (PC) | Finished playing |
| 830 | Worms Crazy Golf (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 831 | Wreckfest (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 832 | Wuppo (PC) | Finished playing |
| 833 | XCOM 2 (PC) | Finished playing |
| 834 | XCOM: Enemy Unknown (PC) | Finished playing |
| 835 | Xenoblade Chronicles (Wii) | Finished playing |
| 836 | Xenoblade Chronicles X (WiiU) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 837 | Xenosaga (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 838 | Xenosaga Episode II (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 839 | Xenosaga Episode III: Also sprach Zarathustra (PS2) | Finished playing |
| 840 | Yakuza 0 (PS4) | Finished playing |
| 841 | Year Walk (PC) | Finished playing |
| 842 | Ynglet (PC) | Finished playing |
| 843 | Yoku's Island Express (PC) | Finished playing |
| 844 | Zen Bound 2 (PC) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
| 845 | Zeno Clash (PC) | Finished playing |
| 846 | Zombie Gunship (Other) | Stopped playing - Got Bored |
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