The OFFICIAL What was the last game you beat?

Beat Alien vs Predator today. Complit campain for Predator and Marines, i dont love Alien, real liked Predator campaign, playeng for him give vibes that you relly the most powerfull and dominant in this planet, and also for game released in 2010 very smooth, comfy and not outdatet gameplay.

Finished my 4th(and last)playthrough of Dragon's Dogma:Dark Arisen.Done the hardest difficulty and the DLC area Bitterblack Isle.
Now i'll wait for Dragon's Dogma 2.

Card shark, a card tricks game by Reigns devs, except the rather rushed end i really liked it !

Just finished and 100% Spiritfarer last night, Took 40ish hrs, my favorite part is 2 hrs in beginning and 2 hrs in the end, the rest is meh full of grinding. Story/Art/Music is great tho.

Literally just beat System Shock 2 - what a ride!

Control Ultimate Edition

Gemini Rue. It's a surprisingly good adventure game, with an engaging story. It got especially good in the last bit.
The shooting sections can fuck right off, though.

I'm hoping to beat Lightfish next.

Yesterday I finished FAR: Lone Sails, a really pleasant experience for me.

Last storyline completed: AER: Memories of Old
Last 100%: Cyberpunk 2077

If you include individual campaigns in games with no endgame condition, I beat The Science of Victory and 1944 campaigns in World of Warships recently. Working on the next campaigns after I take a break from the nearly nightly play sessions.

I just completed The Witcher 3 main story (about 110 hours). I have the DLCs as well, but I'm taking a short break.

La-Mulana, yesterday. I can honestly say that it was one of the hardest games I've ever played in my life. With countless riddles, unexpected traps and obscure boss fights I think it was much more challenging than the likes of Cuphead or Hollow Knight.

100% on Rise of the Tomb Raider on PS

--kinda late but the last game i beat was dark souls on pc--
[EDIT:] i forgot the true last game i beat was rimworld, not dark souls, that was before rimworld
not counting winning several games of atomicrops, 1 factorio and a couple of the puzzle shovel knight game

Silence.
It's one of the myriad of Daedalic point&click adventures,not onpar with the Deponia games but still fairly enjoyable.
Only nitpick if you're an achievement hunter,it needs 2 playthroughs for 100% completion(there's achievements that require you to die and one to complete the whole game without dying).

Edit on my previous Elden Ring-
Now I can say that it's one of the few games I have been able to 100% as of this morning!

Played through the whole Assassin's Creed Chronicles trilogy,but i was only able to finish China.Beautiful,well crafted game with some gorgeous artwork.
India puts great emphasis on stealth and not killing anyone,but then shoots itself in the foot by having most of its levels being timed.That puts you on a clock,which contradicts the need to take your time meticolusly sneak past enemies and not be seen established in the first 2 missions.Some of these "rush" levels where in China aswell,but there they gave a break in the action and helped further the story,they weren't the bulk of the game.
I was enjoying Russia a helluva lot(especially the setting),until the game started being inconsistent with its own rules.Your game is graded section by section,with a point total being assigned based on how you completed said section.Everytime you get points also functions as a checkpoint.After struggling about 20 minutes with a tricky section i finally get past it,get my points and i assumed also a checkpoint.I ended up making a mistake in the following section,so i reloaded the checkpoint,only to be put back at the start of the previous part that took me 20 mins.Quit the game cold turkey after that.
Can't complain much as i got the games free,still bummed that i couldn't se them all through the end.

Never Alone.
Nice game,it tells an old Inuit folk tale through a platforming game that is not too challenging,which is perfect for people like me that struggle with the genre.Also it fairly short(finished it in about 3 hours),so it's a nice way to spend an afternoon.
Only mark against is that is very evident it's designed to be played in co-op.

Plants vs Zombies

beaten and 100% hacknet, was fun at first but kinda repetitive and boring later. I like the ending tho.

Just finished Frostpunk and Diablo III that was sitting in my backlog since 2020. I've had a few games that are still on. I'm currently on the Far Cry 3 journey and I've started yesterday, so it's pretty interesting. I'd probably play some of the other games I've opened up back in 2020 and didn't finish and slowly finish them off, but Ubisoft's new server closing issue made me go for Far Cry 3 and it's Blood Dragon as priority before who knows what happens.

Diablo III was a classic, but didn't hook me as much as it did first time I've played it. I've played as a Necromancer until almost the very end. Then all the sudden I've decided to play as Demon Hunter. My return placed me before killing Diablo, so I had to go over the same stuff again. The DLC was interesting and worth the purchase.

Frostpunk was a tedious and difficult game that hooked me really quickly due to it's cool scenarios stories and difficult missions. It became the type of game that it was difficult to put down and sucked me in every time I've played it for some reason. I can't wait for Frostpunk II.

Fury Unleashed , cool game :)

Pokémon Shield. I got it with the Switch Lite I picked up, and I've found it to be quite fun. Unfortunately, the online is so dead not even the most experienced necromancer can bring it back, so I guess I'm out of luck when it comes to evolving certain Pokémon.
But at least there's a small chance some of those 'mons will roam the wild area, so there's that. It's how I got my Gengar.

I beat Cloudpunk (100% achievements, no DLC though). The main game was really interesting and the ending was bittersweet, not what I expected though from a cyberpunk delivery driving game. I might pick up the DLC once I get through more of my backlog.

EDIT: I forgot about Vampire Survivors, technically. I won't say much more about that since as far as I'm aware the update that added the boss that I beat may be recent...even then, the game is updated at least once a month so I might be getting updates mixed up.