Gaming

Just actually beat Minecraft for the first time solo after playing off and on since beta...

No idea why I hadn't gotten around to it tbh

Also before that I put a bunch of time into Far Cry 6, which was solid.

Mass Effect 1 a few weeks ago. Never played it before and really enjoyed it, but eventually got sick of side quests.

Started ME2, but decided to put it down for a bit so I don’t burn out.

That's why almost only play indie games (AAA once in a blue moon), they're short, sweet, artistic, great stories and I can finish them in a few hours! I finished Kentucky Route Zero the other day.

XCOM 2.

It was fine, but a buggy mess.

the last of us part 1 and the dlc left behind :)

Senuas' Sacrifice. Absolutely great game and one of a handful that I have completed. Which is a bad record seeing as I've been gaming on computers since the late 80's 🤣

Probably halo reach

Red Dead Redemption was the last game I beat, about 3 weeks ago. Currently playing Diablo 4, Tears of the Kingdom, and Marvel Snap.

Super Mario 3D World! The last few levels of it are a major difficulty spike, but I got through them!

Now I just have to beat every level again 4 times...

Kingdom Come: Deliverance. And I did beat, bonked so many bandits & Cumans with my mace. I love cracking their head

Breath of the Wild. I got interested in the lead up to Tears of the Kingdom coming out. Finished it the day before. Still haven't started tears though...

The most recently purchased game that I beat (aside from multiplayer only stuff like Deep Rock Galactic) would be Black Mesa. Motivation to see the overhaul of xen at the end of the game really kept me going.

I recently beat Fallout 1 again, but I was using a high intelligence, high luck gambing critical hit sniper so it was more like an experiment to break the game. I'm in the middle of a 1 intelligence playthrough and its challenging but becoming a bit routine now that I've overcome early hurdles.

Assassin's Creed Origins in a marathon to end Origins/Odyssey/Valhalla in preparation for Mirage (I have been spoiled about a major modern day spoiler that makes me hype again for the modern day story in the franchise and by extension I'm once again hype for the franchise after years without playing the games because of modern day story deception)

Not sure if you ever really "beat" Hades, but I recently started beating it again (and again and again) as I'm getting hype for the sequel.

The last of us Part 1 PC.

I have a tendency to hop from game to game as I get new ones on sale. Typically for me to beat them, they either need to happen to be bought worth no other new games being bought for a while after, be short enough to burn through in a few days, or need to be beaten to I can interact with other people regarding the game.

I think the last game I beat was Pokemon Scarlet, which I had to beat so I could do the raids.

Assassin's creed Origins was the last one I completed. Assassin's creed odyssey I was almost done with the main story and most side quests from the base game (was trying for 100%) but I lost my save somehow after formatting my pc. So I kinda don't feel like playing it anymore...

embarrassed to say it's Skyrim, well over a decade ago. I don't often beat games, as whenever my attention gets brought away to another thing, i want to start it over and try something different.

GRIS. Such a wonderful experience, that I highly recommend to anyone

Signalis! Small indie game with a perfect atmosphere, halfway between silent hill and dead space

Xenoblade Chronicles 3.

Don't often finish games these days. Usually burn out on them.

BOTW last year lol

RDR2. Took me 3 years since I got a child shortly after beginning. The only one that I completed in the meantime was untitled goose game. Otherwise I have just played around in BeamNG or another racing game for a short while at a time.

The outer worlds, though I sorta skipped some of the dlc.

Just finished Coffee Talk 2 last night, but I know I didn't get all of the best endings. I enjoyed it very much, but I just don't have the time to go back and replay for the best endings. Too many other games to play!

I just beat Kirby Mass Attack a few days ago. I went on a Kirby kick this year and knocked out Forgotten Land, Canvas Curse, Super Star Ultra, and Nightmare in Dreamland as well.

Everspace 2. If you liked good old Freelancer, this is the closest game to scratch that itch I've found so far. Combat is really good, although the world could feel more alive most of the time.

True Pacifist Undertale just the other day. Which, to be fair, took me something like two years to get around to doing because I was way too lazy to deal with some of the ending fights of Neutral route.

Now I have the itch to go back and play EarthBound again... Which may be related to the lo-fi Mother 2 mix that got posted earlier today over in the Music community.

Gato Roboto was the last one I finished, and it was pretty cute! I had started it ages ago and then wrapped it up right after finishing Metroid Dread (again), just to try and finish a few games before Zelda came out.

Jedi Survivor. The story really took a nosedive in the latter third, so I was happy to snap it off.

Dishonored. Since then playing hl2, darkest dungeon, the witness, danganronpa and don't starve. I think it's good to have games from different genres to play so I can pick one for my mood.

Last credits I saw was Mass Effect 1 (legendary edition on gamepass), last 100%ed was Psychonauts 2

Last new game: Hogwarts Legacy

Last game period, Mario Odyssey again, I've been watching a lot of speedrun videos and thought "yeah I can do that" but it turns out that no, I cannot do that - finished in about 3 hours, serious props to people who can do it in less time!

Pokemon Red++. Was a fun ROM Hack that just added a ton of QoL. Last original game though? Probably Scarlet Nexus.

Still trying to finish Persona 5 Royale. Main game was so fun but I'm having a hard time with the Royale content. It's just not as fun.

BotW. After 5 years of trying!