Singularity. Its possibly, as far as gameplay elements go, the most unoriginal game I've ever played. However, the story was Sci-Fi channel level silly, which I loved, and the gameplay was extremely solid. Overall, I really enjoyed it.
What was the last game you finished, and what did you think of it?
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Just finished Portal 2 (picked it up in the Steam sale). The game itself was pretty good, but Stephen Merchant was absolutely brilliant. I'm a J.K. Simmons fan too.
7.2 hours for the single player game according to steam. A little shorter than I'd expected but good enough.
7.2 hours for the single player game according to steam. A little shorter than I'd expected but good enough.
Just finished Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep and absolutely loved it. The story was surprisingly good and I found myself rather liking all three protagonists (which made the ending all the more painful, if expected, being a prequel). They've also managed to actually integrate all Disney worlds into the plot and the character's development (something they've failed to do since the original game).
The combat is also the best in the series so far, giving you more space to costumise your character's skillset. Also I liked that for once the game couldn't be beat by button mashing, having actually died a couple of times. It's algo incredibly fun, in that I've lost countless hours fighting random mooks, not for the purpose of grinding, but because you feel absolutely badass while doing so.
All in all, it was a fantastic game that might just surpass the original in my book. I certainly beats it's other predecessors (or sucessors, storywise).
Also, Aqua is an absolute gamebreaker. She'll dodge anything. ANYTHING. I've had her run right thorough the middle of giant enemy beams, clearly being hit, yet not taking any damage.
The combat is also the best in the series so far, giving you more space to costumise your character's skillset. Also I liked that for once the game couldn't be beat by button mashing, having actually died a couple of times. It's algo incredibly fun, in that I've lost countless hours fighting random mooks, not for the purpose of grinding, but because you feel absolutely badass while doing so.
All in all, it was a fantastic game that might just surpass the original in my book. I certainly beats it's other predecessors (or sucessors, storywise).
Also, Aqua is an absolute gamebreaker. She'll dodge anything. ANYTHING. I've had her run right thorough the middle of giant enemy beams, clearly being hit, yet not taking any damage.
Fable 3 I finished for the first time about two weeks ago, been replaying it a few times and really enjoying myself.
It's my third playthrough now, just doing what I have to do and the like to win with everyone alive. The cracks are starting to show.
It's my third playthrough now, just doing what I have to do and the like to win with everyone alive. The cracks are starting to show.
Dead Space. Fun game, didn't find it too scary though. Only got a little nervous when getting swarmed. Piss easy final boss fight too. Not a bad game though, not bad.
It's really sad that it's been so long since I've beaten a game that I forget. I think it was Force Unleashed II. Something else also though. I beat both on the same day (because I bought them both on the same day and they were RIDICULOUSLY short)
EDIT: It was Fable 3.
EDIT: It was Fable 3.
I'm not sure I remember the last game I "finished". I'm in the middle of several.
I guess it would either be L.A. Noire or possibly Pokemon SoulSilver. I found them both ridiculously addictive and they brought out my inner perfectionist who is keen to do everything to get as close to 100% completion as possible just because I want an excuse to keep playing.
I guess it would either be L.A. Noire or possibly Pokemon SoulSilver. I found them both ridiculously addictive and they brought out my inner perfectionist who is keen to do everything to get as close to 100% completion as possible just because I want an excuse to keep playing.