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    Jun 24th, 2024 at 06:43:10     -    Ghost of Tsushima (PS4)

    I went into this with almost zero knowledge of what it was. Within 10 minutes, after opening the map for the first time, I was thinking, “Oh no, I do not want to play another Assassin’s Creed game right now.” I played Odyssey a year-and-a-half ago and am haunted by question marks on a map and a ridiculously long (nearly 100 hours!) main-plus playtime. Ghost of Tsushima absolutely has Assassin’s Creed / Witcher 3 DNA, but it also innovates in some interesting areas. After finishing Odyssey, I wished for a “mere” 40-hour Assassin’s Creed game. Well, Ghost of Tsushima was basically that, but I realize that it’s not just the length of Odyssey that I disliked, but that the open-world formula is stale, even when it’s set in as beautiful a place as Tsushima.

    So, I’ll talk first about the game’s biggest success. Sucker Punch created a cohesive feel to this game. Everything about it flows like the wind. When you are standing on a hill, looking out over a field of trees and brightly colored flowers, and the wind whips at your back, and you feel calm and peaceful and meditative, that feeling permeates the entire experience. The wind, the wind! How many games have tried to do something different in place of a traditional minimap with quest markers? I can think of none better than Ghost of Tsushima. The wind guides you to your destination, whatever you have set as a waypoint on your map. Flick the touchpad up and the breeze blows, indicating the direction toward your goal. I only looked at the map to set waypoints and to fast travel; otherwise, the wind immersed me in the journey.

    Speaking of fast travel, it’s somewhat counterintuitive that they immediately let you fast travel through one of the most beautiful open worlds I’ve ever seen. Most games, for progression reasons, but also (I always imagine) to force you to look at the environment they’ve created, restrict your movement and fast travel until you earn it. Ghost of Tsushima says nope, everything about this game is going to flow, so players are immediately going to get a horse, be able to move as fast as they ever will be, and will be able to fast travel to any location they have previously visited. I appreciated this so, so much.

    Another way the game flows is in your ability to go in and out of active quests, or “tales.” It reminded me of something I loved about MMORPGs, when you could run around collecting quests, then do a giant loop completing them all, then return to the questgiver area and turn them all in at once. You don’t “collect” quests like that here, but you can always just walk away and pursue something else of interest if you are in the middle of one, even a main story tale, and then return to it. This encourages exploring the environment. Often, I would be doing a tale, and I’d hear the bark of a fox, stop, find it, follow it to its shrine and pray; or hear the chirp of a golden bird, follow it to a new area of interest; pass by a torii gate to a mountain temple and detour to scale the cliffs, earn a charm, and take in the view from the top; then return to what I was doing. The game doesn’t punish you for exploring when you want to.

    It’s neat how integrated the map question marks are in your exploration. There are multiple ways to be alerted to, and to find, those areas of interest. You can walk around and explore; you can complete an action that removes fog of war and discover new question marks from the map; villagers will alert you to tales and places of interest; the golden birds will randomly swoop down and chirp and guide you to somewhere you’ve never been; the fireflies will guide you to collectibles in town; the sound of crickets chirping in graveyards leads you to them; etc. And there are visual symbols for many such places, too: yellow glowing trees for fox dens; steam rising from hot springs for baths; tall banner flags for duels; torii gates for mountain shrines, etc. This bundle of modalities for finding areas of interest sometimes results in silly moments, though. You’ll obviously be going to a specific place, have it tracked on the map, and a golden bird will swoop down and “guide” you to it. For example, one time I was swimming out to an island—the only thing I could have possibly been headed toward—and the bird swooped down from over the ocean and started flying toward the island. Did it think I didn’t see it?! Obviously, I was going to the island! There were also times when the golden birds would lead me somewhere where I couldn’t figure out what it was trying to show me. Or when the golden birds would lead me somewhere, and I didn’t want to do whatever was there, so I’d leave, and then the golden birds would keep trying to bring me back there. Minor annoyance in an outstanding navigation system!

    Many of the places you find on Tsushima yield peaceful, meditative moments. You can sit on a rock and compose a haiku, for example, and meditate on “perspective” or “loss” or whatever. Instead of forcing you to walk everywhere, inviting you to sit and meditate is how the game encourages you to appreciate the beauty of Tsushima. They worked it into the story, into the setting; it flows.

    Finally, the combat flows. It is exquisite, of the “easy to learn; hard to master” variety. It took a while to get comfortable with because it helps if you are observant and calm, not easy for an action game. In many games, you can button mash, but Ghost of Tsushima rewards precision. For example, if an enemy is doing an unblockable attack (indicated by a red flash), you need to press circle just once to sidestep (then counter-attack!). If you press it twice, you’ll roll too far away to counter. There are a lot of combat toys to play with, from various types of bombs, arrows, knives, darts, things that distract enemies, stances that counter different enemy types, and so on. I will say that the stances seemed unnecessary, unless I was fighting a boss-type character. Enemies come in four flavors: sword guy, shield guy, spear guy, arrow guy…I feel like there was a fifth. And there are some easier and harder versions of each. The stances give you some special attack power against whichever enemy type, but once you learn to parry and dodge, you can kill enemies of all types just as quickly.

    I must mention two fantastic elements of combat: duels and standoffs. It’s a samurai game, so of course you can duel. These are cinematic! They are always boss (or mini-boss) fights. They were difficult at first, but became much easier by the end, so much so that I killed the last two bosses without dying. There is one annoying thing about the duels though: your health doesn’t refill beforehand. You don’t always know when you’re going to duel, so it’s not like you can just heal up in preparation. And once you start a duel, as far as I could figure, there is no way to quit (unless you saved it beforehand?); you just have to keep trying. A few duels began with me at almost zero health and with no resolve (resource used to heal and use special attacks). Those ones resulted in me having to perfect the fight, at least until I could generate enough resolve to heal myself. On the plus side, I got really good at the combat. I imagine this was done on purpose to increase the player’s resilience or perseverance or something related to samurai values. The other awesome combat mechanic is the standoff. When you approach a group of enemies, instead of charging in or going stealth mode, you can challenge them. You hold triangle and release it when the enemy attacks for an instant kill. Later, enemies start feinting, and I lost my fair share of standoffs from being too trigger-happy. You can upgrade an ability such that once you win the initial standoff, you can one-shot the next two or three more enemies who come charging at you. I really enjoyed entering combat with a standoff instead of sneaking around. The stealth in this game is passable, and there’s really nothing else to say about it!

    The main downside of Ghost of Tushima for me is that the pacing is weird. I mean, it’s not a downside per se, but made me single-mindedly pursue completion by early in the second act. In the first act, I pretty much completed all the side quests and explored every “?” that I saw (though by no means did I explore the whole map). At the end of the first act, therefore, I had unlocked most of the sword techniques, all but one stance, and upgraded all my weapons most of the way. One thing that really helped with that latter achievement was the charm that doubles the amount of resources that you find. Once I found that charm, I was in Upgrade City. So, by the second act, I didn’t have much more to upgrade. The side quests aren’t all that compelling. The larger arcs follow your main companions’ personal stories, and the smaller quests are just “go here, kill Mongols.” They are often set up like they might be in the Witcher 3, like people are being dragged to their deaths in a murky lake. Whereas in the Witcher, you’d discover some cool monsters with compelling intrigue, here it is always bandits or Mongols. Always. You might think there will be something supernatural going on (the villagers are all superstitious), but there isn’t. It’s always bandits or Mongols! The main story tales are the main attraction, so by the beginning of the second (of three) act, I just plowed through those and finished the game. In the second act, I was still doing incidental question marks, but by the third, I ignored everything else. The “blue” tales yield special weapons and armor, but they generally took a while, and I realized that whatever armor I got from the main story was better than all the special quest armor anyway.

    So, that’s the Ghost. It’s got everything you expect in an open-world game, with a tight theme and nice flourishes, like the wind guide. The main story is interesting, and you effectively are put in the shoes of a 13th-century samurai who struggles with tradition, honor, and family. If the story’s presentation were as great as the presentation of the open world itself, it would be even better. But, even though I enjoyed the story, I found the characters forgettable, probably because the voice acting and animations are pretty stilted. I said the story was interesting, not exciting (save for the massive act-ending battles). Some levity (besides the one sake trader) would be nice. If you are into open-world games, I’d recommend this one as a gem that goes at a slower pace than you might be used to; it’s often meditative. People who are into samurai stuff will no doubt enjoy it. For me though, I think I appreciated it thematically and in terms of a lot of design stuff more so than I loved the experience. Like, it was cool, but I don’t want to play more of it (and, indeed, I opted out of the DLC island).

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    Jun 14th, 2024 at 09:24:44     -    Detroit: Become Human (PS4)

    Detroit: Become Human was a really interesting game. I’m not sure how I overlooked it when it came out, since I’ve played every other Quantic Dream game and even worked on a research project with someone using Beyond: Two Souls. Anyway, thanks to this summer’s Playstation Plus subscription, I have access to it and other PS4 games I never bought! It’s set in near-future Detroit, where the city has repurposed its manufacturing infrastructure to produce androids. The androids are designed to look identical to humans, minus some clothing markers and the only external physical thing that differentiates them, a little processor indicator on their temple, which was a brilliant touch. As the player, the processor conveyed information about an android’s cognition and emotional state: blue (normal), yellow (moderate stress), and red (extreme stress), as well as “spinning” animations to indicate thinking about something (their eye movements aligned with this to indicate thinking; incredible animation work all around!). So, by making androids basically indistinguishable from humans (and they pass the Turing Test), Detroit doesn’t dip into the uncanny valley. This makes sense in terms of the story, where the androids (and the game beats you over the head with this) become human and fight for their rights. It touches on all sorts of philosophical questions: What is consciousness, and can non-humans attain it? What does it mean to be human (in terms of thoughts, feelings, behaviors, morality, agency, etc.; i.e., where’s the line between human and machine)? Are struggles necessary for self-determination?

    The most ridiculously impressive thing about Detroit is that you get to shape the lives of three androids, determine their fates, the fate of all androids (and therefore of humanity too), and in doing so, offer your perspective on the game’s philosophical questions. I don’t think I’ve ever played a game with such an intricately branching storyline…or three storylines that intersect, one for each android. To say it’s complex is an understatement. I read that there are technically 85 endings. I got…one; replayability is a feature! Another cool thing about Detroit is that it’s transparent about the branching storyline. After each scene, you can see the narrative flowchart, as well as the percentage of players who made the decisions you made. This is something like what Telltale games did, where you’d see what % of players aligned with you, except here you see how different choices lead to subsequent events. For most of the game, after any given scene, I saw I’d unlocked most of the storyline. Towards the end of the game though, as major events happen (and your characters can die!), I was unlocking single-digit percentages of scenes. And who knows how many scenes I never saw at all. It felt exponential how complex the story became. The more decisions you make that have different outcomes, the more considerations the writers had to make for how following scenes could begin and progress. Often, I would see that there were like 10 potential beginning states for a scene.

    The three androids are Kara, Markus, and Connor. Each has numerous paths they can follow, but general character arcs where they “become human.” Kara is a domestic android, meant to cook, clean, and take care of children. She has a sad life with an abusive man, and after a really scary interactive domestic violence scene, runs away with his daughter. She (is programed to have? develops?) a maternal bond with the child (I have some seriously unresolved questions about their relationship though). Markus, on the other hand, has a happy life, android and son-figure to an old, ill, wheelchair-bound artist. The artist encourages Markus to express himself through art, and in another violent scene with the artist’s actual son, Markus realizes he isn’t actually free. These two become what the game calls “deviant” (they deviate from their programming). In the game world, more and more androids are becoming deviant, inflicting violence on humans (often in self-defense, but the Detroit news agencies are biased!), and it becomes quite the problem for law and order and the general functioning of a society that has incorporated androids into its basic functions. The third android, Connor, is an advanced police android created for the purpose of hunting deviants. It was thrilling the first time I realized that the androids’ storylines intersect. The other two are deviants, and Connor is meant to hunt deviants, so of course they would, right?

    As I learned about the characters, I started trying to shape their trajectories. For Kara, I wanted her to protect the little girl—I liked their bond—, and by the end of the game, regardless and perhaps in spite of what happened, I was fully invested in having Kara stop and nothing to get her and the girl to safety, even if this meant doing unethical things. Markus’s storyline was my least favorite because it was so over-the-top. Detroit attempts to fit a full-scale android revolution into the game, with Markus at the helm. It seemed really implausible. Markus also goes from servant android to revolutionary leader in the span of like five minutes, and leads all these complex “operations” with a handful of random other deviants. I would buy it if they were military androids or something, but a servant to an old man and a sex robot creating an elaborate scheme to hack the city’s news network from the top floor of a corporate tower, including rappelling up a skyscraper, delivering a televised “we have a dream” speech (the game loves to draw parallels between the androids’ fight for self-determination and the Civil Rights Movement), dramatically escaping with parachutes, etc., was eye-rolling. Anyway, my Markus was shot while peacefully protesting, and I didn’t really mind.

    I was more upset the first time my Connor died (he comes back), destroyed by some sort of industrial rototiller while chasing a deviant. Connor is tasked to partner up with a grizzled, alcoholic cop named Hank who hates androids. I tried and tried to build a relationship with Hank. It was easy to say something to make Hank fly off the handle. Eventually, though, I decided that I wanted Connor to counter the other two characters and stay true to his programming, never becoming deviant, insisting to the end that androids are just machines. This was partly because I found Markus and his revolutionary android story annoying, and also because Hank does a 180 on his feelings toward androids. He said he changed his mind because Connor took a bullet for him, which proved that Connor had empathy. That’s not why I jumped in front of him though; I did it because (a) I knew that Connor would come back if he died and (b) I figure, given that, a police android would be programmed to save its human partner, not out of empathy but out of directive. So to me, Hank’s premise was wrong. Why didn’t he consider this? Why would someone who hated androids with such passion make the leap to “he saved me because he has empathy; ergo, he is human” instead of “he saved me because he is a machine and programmed to do so; ergo, I resent him even more.” The latter is what racists do, reducing behavior to biology and then framing the characteristic negatively. So, I ended up playing a cold, machine Connor who (like how I did with Kara) stopped at nothing to achieve his objective. According to the flowcharts, a tiny minority of players did this!

    Admittedly, I enjoyed the earlier game and the final segments more than the mid- and late-game. The longer it goes on, the more holes there are. Some holes were relatively nonsensical storylines (a lot of what Markus’s ended up becoming), questionable plot twists (e.g., Kara and the little girl), and disconnected events. I am sure that some disconnected events can be chalked up to making this or that decision and therefore missing this or that piece of information. But there were a handful of times where a scene would start and it would be like, “We have arrived at this place to see this person!”, and I’m like, “Who?!”, as if I should have known who this person was already. These disconnects were filled in easily enough though, but it was weird.

    Anyway, the overall experience of playing the game was excellent. I found it thoroughly engrossing and thought-provoking, even if its weaker plot lines could have been better written. It doesn’t ask all the questions you might think about and it hits you over the head with Civil Rights comparisons. But there’s plenty here to prompt you to think, like 85 endings’ worth of impressive, interconnected, branching storylines. And I didn’t even touch on the utility of the game for developing moral reasoning or social-emotional learning. As you play, you’ll unlock extras. The videos are totally worth watching. There are teasers, features of the characters (including Chloe, the “menu screen android,” who brings novel elements to the game), and mini-documentaries about the “making of,” the soundtrack, and more. Probably 30-45 minutes of video content all told that provide great insight. Definitely recommend this.

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    Jun 10th, 2024 at 05:59:53     -    Final Fantasy VII Remake (PS4)

    Epic but drawn out nostalgia machine, with the experience hampered further by the context in which I played.

    This is, as the title suggests, a remake of FFVII, and I think that unless you've been playing the OG recently, you will experience it as a very different beast. FFVII is being split into three full-length games, and this is the first third, which takes Cloud et al. until their escape from Midgar. Most of the main story beats are the same as the OG, but Remake expands everywhere it can--both fleshes out and pads. I generally appreciated the more in-depth look at existing characters close to or in the party (e.g., Biggs, Jessie, and Wedge; they were great!), but disliked plenty of the additional content because it often didn't add anything compelling. That is, the story would have been the same if we didn't have to learn so much about Don Corneo and his pimps, or watch Hojo scheming, or spend a few hours in the sewers. The Don Corneo part was straight up cringe (minus an amazing dance scene). We are treated to Cloud dressing up as a woman, which I remember being much funnier when I was 14. In 2024, we get a one-liner on gender expression, identity, and fluidity from a dancer, which was nice, except that the game then represents stereotypical exaggerated femininity of gay-coded male (and/or trans?) characters (like the squat champion bodybuilder), and Corneo is trying to fuck Cloud until it is revealed with a change of clothes that he's really a man, and Corneo is disappointed (if we're practicing what we preach about gender fluidity and whatnot, perhaps Corneo would be into the representation of femininity, no matter male or female; there is no nuance or exploration there, negating the one interesting thing the game said about gender). We know Don Corneo's a lech. We know Hojo is deranged. Making players run around doing quests for Corneo's pimps doesn't add anything; making players spend forever in Hojo's endless labs doesn't add anything; making players operate slow-moving robot arms to solve simple puzzles in a greatly expanded sewers section doesn't add anything; etc.

    The side quest parts, though optional, are neat for expanding on the lives of citizens in Midgar, but are dull in terms of gameplay (usually, go find these things or go kill these monsters). I did like the proximity-based conversations between NPCs. Instead of clicking on them to talk, you listen in on their conversations when you approach them, and they're often talking about whatever has just happened and its effect on them and their lives. Despite the long and sometimes padded parts, the game was highly engaging. The presentation of FFVII Remake is amazing in every way. It's visually stunning, especially the many, many cut scenes; the music is evocative; it's really well-written; the combat is fast and fun. I definitely did not take advantage of min-maxing weapons and materia, or re-slotting materia to suit the situation, or controlling all the characters in my party. I would have liked to have been more motivated to master the combat.

    It's interesting how they took the first chunk of the OG and made it 40 hours. That means they had to put all the materia, summons, weapons, leveling up etc. of a full 40-hour RPG into what used to be like 5 hours of game time. But knowing that this is only the first third of the full game, I felt like I didn't want to spend time maximizing materia, doing side quests, fighting coliseum battles, and so on. Like, it felt like a waste of time to do more than I needed to given that I could pick up the next game tomorrow. This is part of what I mean when I say that the context in which I played hampered the experience. If there is a (more highly rated) sequel, I am not motivated to spend time beyond the main story on this one. I would rather spend my time on the next one (although the next one will have the same problem, because by the time I play it, the third and final game will probably be available). What would be awesome is if the three games were released in a package and you could play them as one...kind of like...FFVII. I know that you start back at level 1 with no materia and whatnot in the next game; they're all self-contained. That also makes me worried that it'll feel like playing the same thing three times (different story, of course, but if the gameplay is the same, it'll get repetitive).

    The other two contextual things that affected my experience were: (1) playing on a time crunch. I played on a PS Plus subscription, which ends in 5 days, and I still have 3 games I want to play in that time. I was rushing to beat Remake, so the longer sequences were getting frustrating. I thought I would finish the game on Saturday afternoon because I had entered the "there's no turning back now; are you sure you want to continue" part. I didn't finish it until SUNDAY afternoon, like 8 gameplay hours later, because the end is so dang long! There are actually three "there's no turning back now" points. Three! And boss fight after boss fight after boss fight at the end. I mean, totally epic, but I felt the time crunch. (2) The other thing is that the room I was playing in has no air conditioning, and it's summer in Georgia. This weekend, it was about 90 degrees. Two fans blew on me, increasingly hot air as the morning turned to afternoon, and I was physically uncomfortable. (After beating the game, I moved my PS4 and beanbag into another room with AC.).

    SO, despite my playing in less than ideal conditions, and the game feeling longer than it needed to be, it was undeniably epic. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed it, and look forward to playing (and hopefully getting more out of) the second one.

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    May 28th, 2024 at 23:41:19     -    Blair Witch (PC)

    Finished tonight with Patrick. We've been playing this one for the past couple months and made a push to wrap up. What is this game about? Well, you're this guy Ellis with some serious PTSD. You go into the woods looking for a missing kid, against the wishes of your wife and the sheriff, who regularly allude to your mental illness (usually in flashbacks or hallucinations). A man with childhood trauma related to woods (??), who then joined the military and got his squad killed in an ambush, "accidentally" killed a civilian, came back and became a police officer, and shot an unarmed man, is totally the one you want getting lost in the woods with the Blair Witch.

    Luckily, you have a faithful canine companion, Bullet. Bullet is the best, and our biggest regret is that we gave Bullet dark colors, which made him impossible to see at night. Most of the game occurs at night. Suggestion: make Bullet the lightest color you can and give him a bright collar. Bullet searches areas for you, sniffs out items, follows trails, and is a happy, good boy. He makes you feel less alone in the woods, but also makes you feel more unnerved. Because Bullet is so lovable, you know that something bad will happen to Bullet. You just don't know what or when it will happen.

    I think that the game is split into two main parts: the woods and the house. I mostly enjoyed the woods, but mostly did not enjoy the house. In the woods, you are following the trail of the kid and whoever might have abducted him. The woods become creepier the deeper you go. You get turned around. There are monsters. There is a man with a coat of human skin. It's deeply unsettling. You occasionally find a tape for your camcorder (this is the Blair Witch, after all!). Some tapes are just story tapes; watch them to get info. Other tapes are interactable. If you are looking at a spot in the environment where something happens on tape, whatever happened on tape will happen in the environment. For example, a fallen tree is blocking your path. On the tape, the tree falls. Pause the tape before the tree falls, put the camcorder away, and voila, the tree will not be fallen. You'll use this trick to get through doors, find objects, and so on. It's neat, though can be annoying when (a) you can't figure out what has changed or what you are supposed to be paying attention to, or (b) you know what you are supposed to do but you can't trigger the change because you aren't lining up in just the right way or whatever. Those are the woods. Probably 2/3 of the game. Maybe 3/4.

    Then there's the house. I think this is the house from the movie, or at least a very similar house. This is where, if you weren't sure yet, Ellis descends into madness and (if you got the bad ending like us at least) becomes a terrible version of himself (again) under the Blair Witch's influence. The house segment lasted far too long, with extremely repetitive hallucinations and flashbacks, with us having to see and hear the same things we'd been seeing and hearing for the entire game, as if the game didn't think that players knew Ellis was unhinged. This was established far earlier! The house appears to have three stories, but you will go up and down roughly 50 flights of stairs. Seriously, it lasts foreeeeever, just wandering through the house, here's a flashback, there's a hallucination, here's another monster to avoid, there's the screen shaking, here's the same room you already were in 10 times ("sigh," Ellis says every time--for real, me too!), here's another text message to read, and there are the stairs yet again.

    Finally, it ends. With the bad ending, Ellis is trapped. With the good ending, Ellis is freed. You will get the bad ending, but this will free you from Blair Witch. Overall, I leaned toward enjoying it. The atmosphere is great, especially the sound design. It's creepy. But it's not a psychological horror game I would easily recommend.

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    118Clive Barker's Undying (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    119Clone Drone in the Danger Zone (PC)Finished playing
    120Closure (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    121Clustertruck (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
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    124Company of Heroes (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    125Control (PC)Finished playing
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    135Cultist Simulator (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    136Cut The Rope (Other)Finished playing
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    138Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    139Darkest Dungeon (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
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    147Dead Space (PC)Finished playing
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    150Dead Space: Extraction (Wii)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    151Dear Esther (PC)Finished playing
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    153Death Stranding (PC)Finished playing
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    161Destiny 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    162Detention (PC)Finished playing
    163Detroit: Become Human (PS4)Finished playing
    164Deus Ex (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    165Deus Ex: Human Revolution (PC)Finished playing
    166Deus Ex: Mankind Divided (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
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    172Dino D-Day (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    173DiRT 3 (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
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    175Disciples 3 (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    176Disco Elysium (PC)Finished playing
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    179Dishonored 2 (PC)Finished playing
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    181Divinity: Original Sin II (PC)Playing
    182DmC: Devil May Cry (360)Finished playing
    183Do Not Feed the Monkeys (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    184Doki Doki Literature Club (PC)Finished playing
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    188Doom Eternal (PC)Finished playing
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    190DotA 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    191Dr. Langeskov, The Tiger, and The Terribly Cursed Emerald: A Whirlwind Heist (PC)Finished playing
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    197Dreamfall: The Longest Journey (PC)Finished playing
    198Dredge (PS4)Finished playing
    199Dungeon Keeper Gold (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    200Dungeon of the Endless (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    201Dungeons of Dredmor (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    202DUSK (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    203Duskers (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    204Dust: An Elysian Tail (PC)Finished playing
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    208Earthbound (PC)Finished playing
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    210Else Heart.Break() (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
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    212Endless Legend (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    213Enslaved: Odyssey to the West (360)Finished playing
    214Enter the Gungeon (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    215Eternal Sonata (PS3)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    216Eternal Threads (PC)Finished playing
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    218EVE Online (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
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    221Everybody's Gone to the Rapture (PC)Finished playing
    222Everything (PC)Finished playing
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    229Far Cry 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Technical problems
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    235FAR: Lone Sails (PC)Finished playing
    236Faster Than Light (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    237Fatal Frame (PS2)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    238FEZ (PC)Finished playing
    239Final fantasy 13 (PS3)Finished playing
    240Final Fantasy V (PS)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    241Final Fantasy VI (PS)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    242Final Fantasy VII Remake (PS4)Finished playing
    243Final Fantasy XIII-2 (PS3)Finished playing
    244Final Fantasy XV (PC)Finished playing
    245Finding Paradise (PC)Finished playing
    246Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Wii)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    247Firewatch (PC)Finished playing
    248Firework (PC)Finished playing
    249Flow (PS4)Finished playing
    250Flower (PS4)Finished playing
    251Folklore (PS3)Stopped playing - Got Bored
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    253Fran Bow (PC)Finished playing
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    255Friday the 13th: The Game (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    256Frostpunk (PC)Finished playing
    257Frozen Synapse (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    258Galcon Fusion (PC)Finished playing
    259Game of Thrones (2014) (PC)Finished playing
    260Garry's Mod (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    261Gauntlet (PC)Finished playing
    262Gears 5 (PC)Finished playing
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    267Gears of War: Judgment (360)Finished playing
    268Gears Tactics (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    269Gemini Rue (PC)Stopped playing - Technical problems
    270Genesis Noir (PC)Finished playing
    271Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions Evolved (PC)Finished playing
    272Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved (PC)Finished playing
    273Ghost of Tsushima (PS4)Finished playing
    274Ghostrunner (PC)Finished playing
    275Global Agenda (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    276Gloomhaven (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    277GNOG (PC)Finished playing
    278Goat Simulator (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    279God of War (2018) (PS5)Finished playing
    280God of War 2 (PS2)Finished playing
    281God of war 3 (PS3)Finished playing
    282Golden Axe (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    283Gone Home (PC)Finished playing
    284Gorogoa (PC)Finished playing
    285Grand Theft Auto IV (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    286Grand Theft Auto V (PC)Finished playing
    287Grandia III (PS2)Finished playing
    288Gravity Bone (PC)Finished playing
    289Gravity Rush 2 (PS4)Finished playing
    290Griftlands (PC)Finished playing
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    292Grim Grimoire (PS2)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    293Gris (PC)Finished playing
    294Grow Home (PC)Finished playing
    295Growlanser Generations (PS2)Finished playing
    296Guacamelee! (PC)Finished playing
    297Guacamelee! 2 (PC)Finished playing
    298Gunpoint (PC)Finished playing
    299Gwent: The Witcher Card Game (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    300H1Z1: King of the Kill (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    301Hacknet (PC)Finished playing
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    304Halo 3: ODST (360)Finished playing
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    308Halo Reach (360)Finished playing
    309Hand of Fate (PC)Finished playing
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    311Happy Game (PC)Finished playing
    312Hatoful Boyfriend (PC)Finished playing
    313Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft (PC)Finished playing
    314Heaven's Vault (PC)Playing
    315Heavy Rain (PS3)Finished playing
    316Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice (PC)Finished playing
    317Helldivers (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    318Her Story (PC)Finished playing
    319Hi-Fi Rush (PC)Finished playing
    320Hitman 2 (PC)Finished playing
    321Hitman 3 (PC)Finished playing
    322Hitman: Blood Money (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    323Hollow Knight (PC)Finished playing
    324Homefront (PC)Finished playing
    325Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak (PC)Finished playing
    326Homeworld: Remastered Collection (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    327Horizon Zero Dawn (PS4)Finished playing
    328Hotline Miami (PC)Finished playing
    329Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number (PC)Finished playing
    330Humanity (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    331Hypnospace Outlaw (PC)Finished playing
    332ibb & obb (PC)Finished playing
    333ICEY (PC)Finished playing
    334Iconoclasts (PC)Finished playing
    335Immortality (PC)Finished playing
    336Impostor Factory (PC)Finished playing
    337In Other Waters (PC)Finished playing
    338In Sound Mind (PC)Finished playing
    339Incredipede (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    340Infamous (PS3)Finished playing
    341Infamous 2 (PS3)Finished playing
    342Infamous Second Son (PS4)Finished playing
    343Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet (PC)Finished playing
    344Inscryption (PS5)Finished playing
    345Inside (PC)Finished playing
    346Into the Breach (PC)Finished playing
    347Intrusion 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    348INVERSUS Deluxe (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    349Invisible, Inc. (PC)Finished playing
    350It Takes Two (PC)Finished playing
    351Jamestown: Legend of the Lost Colony (PC)Finished playing
    352Jazzpunk (PC)Finished playing
    353Jet Set Radio (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    354Joe Danger 2: The Movie (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    355Journey (PS4)Finished playing
    356Jusant (PC)Finished playing
    357Just Cause 2 (PC)Finished playing
    358KAMI (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    359Katamari Forever (PS3)Finished playing
    360Katana Zero (PC)Finished playing
    361Kentucky Route Zero (Switch)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    362Kerbal Space Program (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    363Killer Frequency (PC)Finished playing
    364Killing Floor 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    365KillZone 2 (PS3)Finished playing
    366Killzone 3 (PS3)Finished playing
    367Killzone HD (PS3)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    368Kinect Adventures! (360)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    369King's Bounty: The Legend (PC)Finished playing
    370Kingdoms of Amalur (360)Finished playing
    371Kirby's Epic Yarn (Wii)Finished playing
    372Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    373L.A. Noire (PC)Finished playing
    374Layers of Fear (PC)Finished playing
    375Lead and Gold (PC)Finished playing
    376League of Legends (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    377Left 4 Dead 2 (PC)Finished playing
    378Legend of Grimrock (PC)Finished playing
    379Legend of Grimrock II (PC)Finished playing
    380Legends of Runeterra (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    381Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy (PS2)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    382Life is Strange (PC)Finished playing
    383Lifeless Planet (PC)Finished playing
    384Lil Gator Game (PC)Finished playing
    385Limbo (PC)Finished playing
    386Lisa "The First" (PC)Finished playing
    387Lisa: The Painful RPG (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    388Little Big Planet 2 (PS3)Finished playing
    389Little Inferno (PC)Finished playing
    390Little Misfortune (PC)Finished playing
    391Little Nightmares (PC)Finished playing
    392Lobotomy Corporation (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    393Lone Survivor (PC)Finished playing
    394Loop Hero (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    395Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    396Lost Odyssey (360)Finished playing
    397Lovely Planet (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    398Luigi's Mansion 3 (Switch)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    399Lurking (PC)Finished playing
    400Machinarium (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    401Madworld (Wii)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    402Magicka (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    403Maneater (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    404Manhunt 2 (PS2)Finished playing
    405Manifold Garden (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    406Mario Kart 8 (Switch)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    407Mark of the Ninja (PC)Finished playing
    408Marvel's Spider-Man (PS4)Finished playing
    409Marvel's Spider-Man 2 (PS5)Finished playing
    410MASQ (Web)Finished playing
    411Mass Effect (PC)Finished playing
    412Mass Effect 2 (PC)Finished playing
    413Mass Effect 3 (360)Finished playing
    414Max Payne (PS2)Stopped playing - Technical problems
    415Max Payne (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    416Max Payne 2 (PC)Finished playing
    417Max Payne 3 (360)Finished playing
    418Medal of Honor (2010) (PC)Finished playing
    419Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance (360)Finished playing
    420Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots (PS3)Finished playing
    421Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (PC)Finished playing
    422Metal: Hellsinger (PC)Finished playing
    423Metro 2033 (PC)Finished playing
    424Metro Exodus (PC)Finished playing
    425Metro: Last Light (PC)Finished playing
    426Metroid Prime (Wii)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    427Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor (PC)Finished playing
    428Middle-earth: Shadow of War (PC)Finished playing
    429Might and Magic: Clash of Heroes (PC)Finished playing
    430Minecraft (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    431Mirror's Edge (PC)Finished playing
    432Mirror's Edge Catalyst (PC)Finished playing
    433Monaco: What's Yours is Mine (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    434Monkey Island 2: Special Edition (PC)Finished playing
    435Monster Train (PC)Finished playing
    436Monstrum (XBONE)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    437Monument Valley (PC)Finished playing
    438Monument Valley 2 (PC)Finished playing
    439Mount & Blade (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    440Mountain (PC)Finished playing
    441My Friend Pedro (PC)Finished playing
    442N++ (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    443Nancy Drew: The Secret of Shadow Ranch (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    444Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit (360)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    445Neon White (PC)Finished playing
    446Never Alone (PC)Finished playing
    447Neverwinter Nights 2 (PC)Finished playing
    448Neverwinter Nights 2: Mask of the Betrayer (PC)Finished playing
    449Neverwinter Nights 2: Storm of Zehir (PC)Finished playing
    450Nex Machina (PC)Finished playing
    451Nexuiz (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    452Nier Automata (PC)Finished playing
    453Night in the Woods (Switch)Finished playing
    454NightSky (PC)Finished playing
    455Nioh (PS4)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    456No Man's Sky (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    457No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle (Wii)Finished playing
    458Nobody Saves the World (PC)Finished playing
    459Norco (PC)Finished playing
    460Nuclear Throne (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    461Observation (PC)Finished playing
    462Observer (PC)Finished playing
    463Octodad (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    464Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    465Odin Sphere (PS2)Stopped playing - Technical problems
    466Off-Peak (PC)Finished playing
    467Okami (PS2)Finished playing
    468One Hand Clapping (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    469One Leaves (XBX X/S)Finished playing
    470Opus Magnum (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    471Orcs Must Die! (PC)Finished playing
    472Ori and the Blind Forest (PC)Finished playing
    473Ori and the Will of the Wisps (PC)Finished playing
    474Orwell (PC)Finished playing
    475Osmos (PC)Finished playing
    476Outer Wilds (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    477Outland (PC)Finished playing
    478Outlast (PC)Finished playing
    479Outlast 2 (PC)Finished playing
    480Overcooked! (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    481Overlord (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    482Overwatch (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    483Oxenfree (PC)Finished playing
    484PAC-MAN Championship Edition DX+ (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    485Paper Sorcerer (PC)Finished playing
    486Papers, Please (PC)Finished playing
    487Papo & Yo (PC)Finished playing
    488Paradise Killer (PC)Finished playing
    489Path of Exile (PC)Finished playing
    490Payday 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    491Pentiment (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    492Persona 5 Royal (PS5)Playing
    493Peter Jackson's King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie (360)Finished playing
    494Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney (PC)Playing
    495Pikuniku (Switch)Finished playing
    496Pilgrims (PC)Finished playing
    497Pillars of Eternity (PC)Stopped playing - Technical problems
    498PixelJunk Eden (PC)Finished playing
    499PixelJunk Shooter (PC)Finished playing
    500Planescape: Torment (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    501Planetside 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    502Plants vs. Zombies (PC)Finished playing
    503Plants War (Other)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    504Pony Island (PC)Finished playing
    505Portal (PC)Finished playing
    506Portal 2 (PC)Finished playing
    507Portal Reloaded (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    508Portal Stories: Mel (PC)Finished playing
    509Portal: Revolution (PC)Finished playing
    510Post Void (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    511Prey (PC)Finished playing
    512Prey (2017) (PC)Finished playing
    513Prison Architect (PC)Finished playing
    514Proteus (PC)Finished playing
    515Psychonauts 2 (PC)Finished playing
    516Pyre (PC)Finished playing
    517Q.U.B.E. 2 (PC)Finished playing
    518Quantum Conundrum (XBONE)Playing
    519QuizCross (Other)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    520Race the Sun (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    521Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time (PS3)Stopped playing - Technical problems
    522Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction (PS3)Finished playing
    523Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart (PS5)Finished playing
    524Rayman Legends (PC)Finished playing
    525Really Big Sky (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    526Red Dead Redemption (360)Finished playing
    527Red Faction: Guerrilla (PC)Finished playing
    528Red Steel 2 (Wii)Finished playing
    529Remnant II (PC)Finished playing
    530Resident Evil 2 (2019) (PC)Finished playing
    531Resident Evil 5 (PC)Finished playing
    532Resident Evil 7: Biohazard (PC)Finished playing
    533Resident Evil Village (PC)Finished playing
    534Resistance 2 (PS3)Finished playing
    535Resistance 3 (PS3)Finished playing
    536Resistance: Fall of Man (PS3)Finished playing
    537Resogun (PC)Finished playing
    538Return to Castle Wolfenstein (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    539Returnal (PS5)Playing
    540Rez Infinite (PS4)Finished playing
    541Rift (PC)Finished playing
    542Ring of Pain (PC)Finished playing
    543Rise of the Tomb Raider (PC)Finished playing
    544Risk of Rain (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    545Road 96 (PC)Finished playing
    546Rocket League (PC)Finished playing
    547Rogue Galaxy (PS2)Finished playing
    548Rogue Legacy 2 (PS5)Finished playing
    549Rollerdrome (PC)Finished playing
    550Ruiner (PC)Finished playing
    551Rumu (PC)Finished playing
    552Ruzzle (Other)Finished playing
    553S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    554S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl (PC)Finished playing
    555Saint's Row: The Third (PC)Finished playing
    556Saints Row IV (PC)Finished playing
    557Sakura Wars: So Long, My Love (PS2)Finished playing
    558Sanctum (PC)Finished playing
    559Sanctum 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    560Sang-Froid: Tales of Werewolves (PC)Finished playing
    561Sanitarium (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    562Sayonara Wild Hearts (PS5)Finished playing
    563Scanner Sombre (PC)Finished playing
    564Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (PS5)Playing
    565Senua's Saga: Hellblade II (PC)Finished playing
    566Shadow Complex (PC)Finished playing
    567Shadow of the Tomb Raider (PC)Finished playing
    568Shadow Tactics: Aiko's Choice (PC)Finished playing
    569Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun (PC)Finished playing
    570Shadowrun: Dragonfall (PC)Finished playing
    571Shatter (PC)Finished playing
    572Shattered Horizon (PC)Finished playing
    573Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner 2: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. King Abaddon (PS2)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    574Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga 2 (PS2)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    575Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne (PS2)Finished playing
    576Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4 (PS2)Finished playing
    577Shining Force EXA (PS2)Finished playing
    578Shogun Showdown (PC)Finished playing
    579Signalis (PC)Finished playing
    580Silent Hill (PS)Finished playing
    581Simulacra (PC)Finished playing
    582Sin & Punishment: Star Successor (Wii)Finished playing
    583Slay the Spire (PC)Finished playing
    584Slender (PC)Finished playing
    585SMITE (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    586Solar 2 (PC)Finished playing
    587Solar Ash (PC)Finished playing
    588SOMA (PC)Finished playing
    589Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed (PC)Finished playing
    590Sonic Adventure DX (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    591Sonic the Hedgehog (PC)Finished playing
    592South Park: The Stick of Truth (PS3)Finished playing
    593Space Channel 5: Part 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Technical problems
    594Space Rangers 2: Rise of the Dominators (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    595Spacechem (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    596Spec Ops: The Line (PC)Finished playing
    597Spelunky (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    598Spelunky 2 (PC)Playing
    599Spiritfarer (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    600Splice (PC)Finished playing
    601Spore (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    602Stacking (PC)Finished playing
    603Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order (PC)Finished playing
    604Star Wars Jedi: Survivor (PC)Finished playing
    605Star Wars: The Old Republic (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    606Starcraft II: Heart of the Swarm (PC)Finished playing
    607Starcraft II: Legacy of the Void (PC)Finished playing
    608Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty (PC)Finished playing
    609SteamWorld Dig 2 (PC)Finished playing
    610SteamWorld Heist (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    611SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    612Stephen's Sausage Roll (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    613Stick Fight: The Game (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    614Still Wakes the Deep (PC)Finished playing
    615Stories Untold (PC)Finished playing
    616Stray (PC)Finished playing
    617Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel Without a Pulse (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    618Subnautica (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    619Subsurface Circular (PC)Finished playing
    620Suikoden Tactics (PS2)Finished playing
    621Suikoden V (PS2)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    622Sunless Sea (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    623Sunlight (PC)Finished playing
    624Super Columbine Massacre RPG (PC)Finished playing
    625Super Hexagon (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    626Super Mario 3D World (WiiU)Finished playing
    627Super Mario Galaxy (Wii)Finished playing
    628Super Mario Galaxy 2 (Wii)Finished playing
    629Super Meat Boy (PC)Finished playing
    630Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    631SUPERHOT (PC)Finished playing
    632SUPERHOT: MIND CONTROL DELETE (PC)Finished playing
    633Superliminal (PC)Finished playing
    634Supreme Commander 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    635Suzerain (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    636Swords & Soldiers (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    637Syberia (PC)Finished playing
    638Syberia II (PC)Finished playing
    639System Shock 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    640Tacoma (PC)Finished playing
    641Tales From Off-Peak City Vol. 1 (PC)Finished playing
    642Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack (PC)Finished playing
    643Tales from the Borderlands (PC)Finished playing
    644Tales of Vesperia (360)Finished playing
    645Team Fortress 2 (PC)Finished playing
    646Telling Lies (PC)Finished playing
    647Terraria (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    648That Dragon, Cancer (PC)Finished playing
    649The 7th Guest (PC)Finished playing
    650The Artful Escape (PC)Finished playing
    651The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit (PC)Finished playing
    652The Ball (PC)Finished playing
    653The Banner Saga (PC)Finished playing
    654The Banner Saga 2 (PC)Finished playing
    655The Banner Saga 3 (PC)Finished playing
    656The Beginner's Guide (PC)Finished playing
    657The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth (PC)Finished playing
    658The Blue Flamingo (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    659The Book of Unwritten Tales (PC)Finished playing
    660The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    661The Bridge (PC)Finished playing
    662The Case of the Golden Idol (PC)Finished playing
    663The Cat and the Coup (PC)Finished playing
    664The Cat Lady (PC)Finished playing
    665The Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena (PC)Finished playing
    666The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay (PC)Finished playing
    667The Dark Pictures: Little Hope (PC)Finished playing
    668The Darkness II (PC)Finished playing
    669The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    670The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (PC)Finished playing
    671The Eternal Cylinder (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    672The Evil Within (PS3)Finished playing
    673The Evil Within 2 (PC)Finished playing
    674The First Tree (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    675The Forest (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    676The Forgotten City (PC)Finished playing
    677The Last Campfire (PC)Finished playing
    678The Last Guardian (PS4)Finished playing
    679The Last of Us Part II (PS5)Playing
    680The Last of Us Remastered (PS4)Finished playing
    681The Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess (Wii)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    682The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (WiiU)Finished playing
    683The Longest Journey (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    684The Medium (PC)Finished playing
    685The Norwood Suite (PC)Finished playing
    686The Novelist (PC)Finished playing
    687The Pale Beyond (PC)Finished playing
    688The Pedestrian (PC)Finished playing
    689The Polynomial (PC)Finished playing
    690The Red Strings Club (PC)Finished playing
    691The Riftbreaker (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    692The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition (PC)Finished playing
    693The Sims 3 (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    694The Stanley Parable (PC)Finished playing
    695The Swapper (PC)Finished playing
    696The Talos Principle (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    697The Textorcist: The Story of Ray Bibbia (PC)Finished playing
    698The Typing of the Dead: Overkill (PC)Finished playing
    699The Unfinished Swan (PS4)Finished playing
    700The Vanishing of Ethan Carter (PC)Finished playing
    701The Walking Dead: A New Frontier (XBX X/S)Finished playing
    702The Walking Dead: Season One (PC)Finished playing
    703The Walking Dead: Season Two (PC)Finished playing
    704The Witcher (PC)Finished playing
    705The Witcher 2 (PC)Finished playing
    706The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (PC)Finished playing
    707The Witness (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    708The Wolf Among Us (PC)Finished playing
    709Thief: Deadly Shadows (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    710Thirty Flights of Loving (PC)Finished playing
    711This war of mine (PC)Finished playing
    712Thomas Was Alone (PC)Finished playing
    713THOTH (PC)Finished playing
    714Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales (PC)Finished playing
    715Thumper (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    716Titanfall 2 (PC)Finished playing
    717To the Moon (PC)Finished playing
    718Toki Tori (PC)Finished playing
    719Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 (360)Finished playing
    720Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas (360)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    721Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist (360)Finished playing
    722Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction (360)Finished playing
    723Tomb Raider (2013) (PS3)Finished playing
    724Torchlight II (PC)Finished playing
    725Total War: Shogun 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    726Totally Accurate Battle Simulator (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    727Tower Defense: Lost Earth (Other)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    728Transistor (PC)Finished playing
    729Trials Evolution: Gold Edition (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    730Trials of Fire (PC)Finished playing
    731Tribes: Ascend (PC)Stopped playing - Something better came along
    732Trine 2 (PC)Finished playing
    733Trolley Problem, Inc. (PC)Finished playing
    734Trombone Champ (PC)Finished playing
    735Tunic (PC)Finished playing
    736Twelve Minutes (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    737Tyranny (PC)Finished playing
    738Ultima VII: The Black Gate (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    739ULTRAKILL (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    740Unblock Me (Other)Finished playing
    741Uncharted 2: Among Thieves (PS3)Finished playing
    742Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception (PS3)Finished playing
    743Uncharted 4: A Thief's End (PS4)Finished playing
    744Uncharted: Drake's Fortune (PS3)Finished playing
    745Uncharted: The Lost Legacy (PS4)Finished playing
    746Undertale (PC)Finished playing
    747Universe Sandbox (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    748Unravel (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    749Untitled Goose Game (Switch)Finished playing
    750Valiant Hearts: The Great War (PC)Finished playing
    751Valkyria Chronicles (PS3)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    752Valkyrie Profile 2: Silmeria (PS2)Finished playing
    753Vampire Survivors (PC)Finished playing
    754Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines (PC)Stopped playing - Technical problems
    755Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    756Vanquish (360)Finished playing
    757Velocity 2X (PS4)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    758Vessel (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    759Viewtiful Joe 2 (PS2)Finished playing
    760VVVVVV (PC)Finished playing
    761Waking Mars (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    762Wandersong (PC)Finished playing
    763Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II (PC)Finished playing
    764Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II - Chaos Rising (PC)Finished playing
    765Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II - Retribution (PC)Finished playing
    766Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine (PC)Finished playing
    767Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning (PC)Finished playing
    768Watch Dogs 2 (PC)Finished playing
    769We Love Katamari (PS2)Finished playing
    770Webbed (PC)Stopped playing - Got frustrated
    771Weird West (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    772What Remains of Edith Finch (PC)Finished playing
    773Who's Your Daddy (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    774Wildermyth (PC)Finished playing
    775Wingspan (PC)Finished playing
    776Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus (PC)Finished playing
    777Wolfenstein: The New Order (PC)Finished playing
    778Wolfenstein: The Old Blood (PC)Finished playing
    779Words With Friends (PC)Finished playing
    780World of Goo (PC)Finished playing
    781World of Warcraft: Cataclysm (PC)Finished playing
    782World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria (PC)Finished playing
    783World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King (PC)Finished playing
    784Worms Crazy Golf (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    785Wreckfest (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    786Wuppo (PC)Finished playing
    787XCOM 2 (PC)Finished playing
    788XCOM: Enemy Unknown (PC)Finished playing
    789Xenoblade Chronicles (Wii)Finished playing
    790Xenoblade Chronicles X (WiiU)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    791Xenosaga (PS2)Finished playing
    792Xenosaga Episode II (PS2)Finished playing
    793Xenosaga Episode III: Also sprach Zarathustra (PS2)Finished playing
    794Yakuza 0 (PS4)Finished playing
    795Year Walk (PC)Finished playing
    796Ynglet (PC)Finished playing
    797Yoku's Island Express (PC)Finished playing
    798Zen Bound 2 (PC)Stopped playing - Got Bored
    799Zeno Clash (PC)Finished playing
    800Zombie Gunship (Other)Stopped playing - Got Bored

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