What was the last video game you beat, and what did you think of it?

Thesleepypencil 2016-07-14 16:12:28 UTC #21

Honestly i don't play games much anymore. Mostly because i can't afford it. Beating them is even farther and fewer between because i get bored.

I geuss the last one i beat was fantasy life on the ds. I enjoyed the colours and the game play and the design of the game, but found the plot too easy and the story a little chaotic at times. I'm actually playing it again right now.

other than that i play alot of Twilight princess. I've beaten it 7 times now so I'm not suprised if that was also the last game i played and beat.

I'm saving up for a wiiu right now since currently i don't own any systems :(. (And eventually a ps4 would be great i really want to play and suck at overwatch)

Alamino 2016-07-14 17:52:07 UTC #22

Hyrule warriors
And I enjoyed it. A good game to pick up for 10 min then go draw for 30 then come back to.

Ambat 2016-07-14 19:31:53 UTC #23

I played it on Steam!! They have it available to buy in the Steam store which is super convenient for me because my 3DS broke last year. Also I didn't realize there was a save issue in the puzzle rooms with VLR--or if I did I didn't remember it (when I played VLR I basically played it all in one go nonstop--I was on summer break HAHA)

I think ZTD was a fitting end to the series though I do have some criticisms of it--I feel like the graphics are probably the worst of all three of the series and there are some plotholes but it was a fun game overall and I'd recommend it!

lempi 2016-07-14 20:10:23 UTC #24

I just beat Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon, and I have to say I enjoyed it quite a lot!

I've played all the games in the Mystery Dungeon series, and this one felt a lot more like the first two games in the series, in that it was much more epic and globally focused than Gates to Infinity (which I found a bit disappointing, tbh). Also, the cut scenes were GORGEOUS. I feel like Gates to Infinity didn't really fully take advantage of the opportunities the 3D upgrade offered to advance the art, but man--Super Mystery Dungeon's cut scenes were INSANE.

Overall, it was super worth the $40 I paid for it, haha. I don't know if I'd say it was my favorite game in the series (Explorers of Darkness/Time is pretty hard to beat), but it WAS really, really good, and the actual storyline-based game itself was refreshingly long. A+!

shazzbaa 2016-07-15 01:42:04 UTC #25

You can't really "beat" The Beginner's Guide, but I last finished The Beginner's Guide, and I'm still reeling from it, honestly -- in the week or so since I played it, it has quickly gone from "I don't know what to do with the emotions I'm feeling but I think it was good" to "....I really wish every creative person could experience this game." As a creator, it hit me hard and resonated with me really deeply.

It is about a friendship with a sort of eccentric creator, explored through that creator's games; a series of short, strange, sometimes powerful experiences that slowly show you a bigger picture. It comes from the guy who wrote the Stanley Parable, if that tells you anything.

If you're not put off by games that are more experience and atmosphere than challenge, I really can't recommend this one enough.

As far as games I've BEATEN, the most recent was Undertale, and if you've been on the internet at all lately you've, uh, probably heard of it. I love every character, and you really feel like your actions matter in a way that none of the big YOUR CHOICES MATTER!!! games have managed to capture. It is tremendously genuine and full of heart. I highly recommend it!

henleygregg05 2017-03-02 13:04:55 UTC #26

The last video game I played are battlefield, and overwatch which one of my friends suggested me to buy from Instant-gaming official site. Recently, Shooter game craze is going on and players like to play it, as they give more thrills.

Mari 2017-03-02 13:11:26 UTC #27

Hum, I guess technically the last one I beat was Guild Wars 2? It's a mmo but I did all avaivable story missions, completed every map and got some legendary shit.

I kinda like guild wars but at the same time I am so utterly bored with it.

Before that...god...Maybe Castlevania: Lords of Shadow? It was really fun to play, but the story was the exact same story you expect from a 3D castlevania. Girlfriend/wife gets kidnapped. Then murdered. Then some twisty shit. Dracula. Death/Satan. The usual
It was very pretty though. And some of the bosses were really fun. I miss Ayami Kojima art the most though...

NickRowler 2017-03-02 21:27:35 UTC #28

Um...the last one I beat was Eventide: Slavic Fable which is one of those hidden objects games. The app was free for people who own Kindles. (I think it is also available on Steam)

I thought the art was really nice...as long as it didn't move. The animation was weird and I hated it. They tried to do thing where they drew a still image and then put a tween filter over it. The game play was "meh", not really a genre I am into. I do like how there was some sort of story instead of just having hidden object games. The setting was interesting with the Slavic folklore. The voice acting was stale. And I only played on Easy just so that I could use the Hint button more.

Overall, if you like these types of games or folklore, then you might like it. If not, skip it.

adcrook01 2017-03-03 00:11:17 UTC #29

Hey there! The last video game that beat was new super mario bro's (dsi). I has been my favourite game since I got my dsi and I still go back and play it on a regular basis.
And other game that I beat recently was little big planet 3, with my best friend. The thing I like the most about it is, the fact that you can just good around with your friends, but the puzzles are quite challenging!