Foolz said:Trevor's the only good thing in GTAV!
Who isn't even that good.
Devil May Cry continues to be my favourite game of all time.
Horizon is done...great game. By far the best game these guys have done. I almost can't believe it's from the Killzone guys....nice to see someone try a totally different kind of genre from what they normally make. There's a few rough spots as is the norm for open world games, but it's easily one of the best. 9/10
Just finished The Witcher III: Wild Hunt and what an excellent game it was. It is quite long too as it was over 2 years since I first started it. 
A beautifully crafted world with tons to explore and do along with some pretty solid and fun combat. There are a scant few little annoyances here and there that keep it from being a 10 but nothing too bad. Swimming can be a touch awkward. Some very short falls can cause Geralt to crumple and die. All in all though a fantastic game. 9.5/10
Darkest Dungeon was long as fuck but it was fun.
Aarny said:Darkest Dungeon was long as fuck but it was fun.
One of my favorite games of last year. Tough as hell, but I couldn't put it down.
robio said:One of my favorite games of last year. Tough as hell, but I couldn't put it down.
It definitely is pretty addictive. Wish I started on Radiant mode to lessen that grind a bit though.
Also beat DMC4
E for the third time, which I actually enjoyed quite a bit this time around. Playing as Vergil definitely helped.
Just recently finished The Witcher III: Hearts of Stone and man that was some great stuff. Quite the variety of things in it from comedy to tragedy to horror. Some very difficult choices to make in the dialog and the characters do a very good job at making you feel different things for them at different times throughout. Good stuff, now out to Blood and Wine. 9 out of 10.
Mirror's Edge 2 is done oh my!
It's better than the original, but it still feels like a game that could be a lot better with some traditional gameplay in there.
Finished DMC4 again with Nero and Dante. Also finished Viewtiful Joe for the first time in maybe 10 years. Still a great, fun, and challenging game.
I miss Viewtiful Joe, they should make a new one.
Hell yeah they should.
I never finished Viewtifull Joe. I got stuck on the final battle. Finished the sequel though.
Aarny said:Hell yeah they should.
I'd even just happily take remastered games for current gen consoles.
Finished The Witcher III: Blood and Wine and it is an excellent addition. I really liked the more colourful look of it. That's not to say that the other parts of the game weren't colourful, just that this new location had a brighter look to it which really made it pop. This was purposeful though because this expansion took on a more fantasy tone. It was really well done and there were numerous classic fables woven in with some twisted and dark humour to them as well. It was quite a lengthy expansion with a lot to do and a fairly large area to explore. One boss fight in particular though kind of soured my experience a bit but I lowered the difficulty for it alone and took him out. The fight in general was actually pretty cool just that one attack felt a bit frustrating trying to avoid. It wouldn't have been too bad with lower damage and the fact that each time you died there was somewhat lengthy load time to start it all over again just exasperated the issue. Still a very excellent addition this dlc was to an already excellent game. 9 out of 10.
After about 55 hours or so I believe I'm going to hang up my shovel and take a long break from Stardew Valley. It's a very good game and definitely the best Harvest Moon game that's come out for a long time. It fixed a couple of problems the series has had for a while, and created a few new ones of its own, but nothing too bad. I'm not going to count it as a beaten game, as I didn't quite complete the main goal (due to one of those newly created problems I mentioned), but I'm satsified with the experience and I suspect at some point I'll start up the game again to continue it or possible just start fresh as the game does offer a few unique starting opportunities. And if the multiplayer ever comes out for it, that would also be enough to get me back in the game.
And not that I'm a trophy whore or anything, but I will mention that this may be one of the stingiest games I've ever played when it comes to doling them out. In my 55 hours I never got anything more than a bronze trophy and couldn't even get all of those. I've talked to a few people in some Stardew Valley communities and even after 200 hours of gameplay, they're still trying to find some of the rarer items in order to get the platinum trophy. That's insane I tell you.
Dark Souls 2 is done...man what a great, long game. Probably my favorite game in the series, and I didn't even get to the DLC which is huge itself and most people say is even better than the main game. Going to wait on that though because I want to start Souls 3 now. 9.1/10
After spending most of my Saturday on it, I have completed Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice. If someone called it a walking simulator, they might be not be far off as combat is only sprinkled throughout the game (at least till the final levels) and most of the puzzles consist of walking around and looking at things. It does however have a pretty epic story and a hell of a way of telling it. Anyway good solid game.
This is clearly not true. I profoundly enjoyed Micheal's wife's giant perfect mommy tits.