Last game you played and actually finished?

Dark Souls: Prepare to die, not the remastered version (Steam). 100% complete , OP Sorcerer build with OP gear.

Well?

Super Mario Bros Wonder. It was an amazing game. I didn't complete it 100%, but I beat the final boss, and that's what counts. 😎

Resident Evil 7 on the PS5. Got the platinum trophy a few days ago.

Doom:Eternal...soon MGS5

Record of Lodoss War: Deedlit in Wonder Labyrinth, It is a metroidvania set in the world of the Record of Lodoss War, it's quite good i'd give it an 8/10.

Duke Nukem 1

@Chutebox: MGS5 is the most incomplete/badly structured game ever but at the same time has one of the best gameplay mechanics ever.

Anyway, I Played through The Last of Us Part 1(free via PS+) and I still say Part 2 is better.

Just finished Black Myth: Wukong 2 days ago as it's the only current game I got done completing at the time of this post. That game proceeded my expectation and its my GOTY 2024!

Red Dead 2.

Mafia definitive edition... A couple weeks ago. Finished it right before my trip to Yosemite!

The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom on October 9th.

Now the Triforce is being called the "Prime Energy"?

Astrobot 2

Baldurs Gate 2 (and it's expansion). Only took 21 days....and 10 months....and 22 years-ish...not bad going 😋.

The BG series is definitely one that i'd love to see get the whole remake treatment. Story is great overall. Characters are great. Setting is great. But the gameplay has not aged that well.

Bloodborne, just finished another run this weekend

Was it your 99th playthrough?

lol

Hard Corps: Uprising, just last year, although it came out over a decade ago.

Probably more around the 30th

@Jag85: rising mode or arcade?

Sonic Superstars, I think. It's been a while.

Last two 100 percents were within a couple days of each other Astro Bot and The Plucky Squire.

Inscryption... though I instantly jumped back in and doing round 2

Tunic, both endings.

I still play MGS5:V once a week; having played it since launch. Mostly on the FOB side, beat the main story launch year.

Rising mode. Arcade mode is insane.

The Last of Us Part 1

Astrobot

@Jag85:

Just wanted to see if you were one of the .00001 % who could beat Arcade.

Most recent game I finished was Halo: Reach. It's probably my 5th or so time completing the campaign.

Do you know anyone who has beaten Arcade mode? Hard Corps: Uprising is one of the hardest games I've ever played! The name checks out.

Spiderman 2 a few months ago. Although I did a replay of Ghost of Tsushima and Dishonored recently as well. In all fairness though, I play a lot of games that don't have an ending. No Man's Sky, various roguelites, ect

@indy_2024: Can you define what you mean by actually finish?

I mean are we talking just the main story, side missions, achievements etc.

The last game I finished with all of the mentioned above was Remnant 2, but when it comes to just finishing the campaign and side missions etc it was Space Marine 2.

Just main story completed :)

@indy_2024: Well then just about every game I've played.

Last game you completed? SM 2?

@indy_2024: Yes.

HL2 + Ep1 + Ep2

Finished them a couple of days ago.

Dead Rising Deluxe. Unlocked the laser sword from Infinity Mode.

@Jag85: Lol no. You're like the 2nd person I've seen who even knows the game exists.

It really needs a pc release so it can get more recognition.

Octopath Traveler. Brilliant game.

Control, including the dlc's

Phantom Liberty if that counts. Before that GTA V. And before that Marvel Midnight Sun.

Soon to be: Jedi: Survivor.

wukong and shadow of the erd tree. 2 in a row. i'm on a roll

Breath of the Wild, second time. Like it, but would take Zelda in a totally different direction.

I don't think I'm gonna finish Skyward Sword. So tedious, so ugly, motion controls so lame.

Did you or the other person complete it?

Hard Corps definitely deserves a Steam release. It would probably sell a lot better on Steam, now that there's a market for retro games and difficult games.

Last game I finished was RE4 remake a few months ago I think.

Honestly can't remember; I play a lot of sandbox and open-ended/non-ending games.

Maybe Outcast: A New Beginning?

Most games are too long for their own good, I'm at the "short and sweet" point of my life where I'd rather pay $60 bucks for a great 10 hours than $60 for an OK 20+ hours.

Ghostbusters: The Video Game Remastered