Official last game you've played thread! (plus a few giveaways)

Stardew Valley! I realised that there's a lot to the game I thought I knew, but actually didn't know.
Replaying it!

Warframe. According to my statistic I've been playing for 100+ days and 690+ hours. That mean I have played Warframe almost 7 hours a day for more than the last 3 months.

Currently working through Oblivion again. First time I played it I got too distracted with all the side quests and ended as the head of all the guilds and arena champion, etc. with most major skills maxed before I even made it to Kvatch. So with that I got bored of it when I actually got to the story and dropped it for some years. Now I'm actually trying to make it through the story-line... and sort of succeeding

Cortex Command - absolutely not my kind of a game.
The Elder Scrolls® Online - really can't say anything cause i just started.
FlatOut: Head On - need i say a word? One of the funniest arcade racing games in you pocket!

Just reached 100% on Feel The Snow the other day. 22 hours and I still have one full zone and a boss to go through. For an early access game it does not feel in any way incomplete.

Mimpi Dreams - short platformer game with nice easy puzzles and interesting achievements. A good game that u can beat in 1-2 hours.
only 149 coins on tremor if u missed Hump Day Bundle #47

Salt and Sanctuary.
I have recently finished it. Being a Dark Souls fan, I found the gameplay very intuitive and quickly got the grasp of the game. Usually the problem between me and the games I play is how fast I understand how to play. That being said, this was extremely enjoyable and I think it's an awesome game. :)

Right now i finished playing Far Cry 5 (not that impressed, really. Still considering the original and FC4 both my favourites), so i resumed playing Forza Horizon 2 on my One S. I think it's gonna stick inside the console for a long time.

I have added some weeb giveaways, just in case. Check the main post if you're a weeb or you like games or both.

Uncharted 1-3, The Last of Us and now Uncharted 4 :D

Arma 3 = I don't believe I've started the campaign, and I don't play Multiplayer, but there are a number of good Single-Player scenarios (BRSE by gtaboncer, Bounty Hunter Malden by GrandElemental, and Pilgrimage)
Hero of the Kingdom 2 = I am loving the game, especially as it isn't stressful or sleep-inducing-when-tired.
Sid Meier's Pirates: Live the Life (2004) = I love this game, and have spent way too many hours in it over the years. I recently started playing it again.

Started Zelda a link to the past, 100% blind :)

I picked up a bunch of new games recently, but the ones I've enjoyed the most have been Mini Metro, Finding Paradise, and Rakuen.

Mini Metro is an elegantly designed puzzle game about connecting stations in a public transit system. I've heard it called "the most stressful relaxing game you'll find" and I think that's an apt description. It's easy to lose hours playing it, to the point where it gets into your head and you see it when you close your eyes.

Finding Paradise and Rakuen are both tear-jerker RPGmaker games with a heavy emphasis on story. Finding Paradise is the sequel to To the Moon, another tear-jerker story-focused game I really enjoyed. Rakuen has some of the same people involved, I think, but is a whole new level of tear-jerker. It delivers gut punch after gut punch and I spent a weekend just playing it and crying all the time.

10/10 for all of them.

I started on Perils of Man but got an issue with screen resolution upon relaunching it after lunch, so I restarted Oxenfree instead.

I suppose.. town of Salem.
Just won three games of godfather :'))
I'm glad because I usually die as mafia, I only play town well.

For games I don't already play, Memoranda. The first part creeped me out a bit because I'm too easily scared lol but I'll get back into it with a guide. I also couldn't seem to click on the objects directly to interact with them even when following the instructions, I just inspected the objects instead. Might need to look up a guide for that.

The Painscreek Killings

Amazing game if you are interested in murder mysteries! I really enjoyed it and the dev team is EXTREMELY active and helpful if you encounter any bugs or if you get stuck. An easy game to get sucked into.

The Witcher 3

Probably the best game I've ever played. I started playing it on console awhile back but never finished it. Bought it on PC when it went on sale and am obsessed again. Loving it very much.

100% Orange Juice

This game is AMAZING. Seriously I think I got this game on sale for like .99? Money WELL SPENT. I can play this game for hours everyday and it is always fun. The community is great, I haven't encountered very many people who weren't super friendly. The music is addicting.

The last game I've played is Forza Horizon 3.

It's a sim-cade racing game that's ridiculously fun and addictive, some of the most fun I've ever had with a racing game. It's a great gateway racing game as it's very forgiving with assists off and plays great with a controller but becomes much more demanding and realistic with assists off and a wheel.

Even though I've "beaten" it, I still come back every week to partake in weekly challenges and finish up races that I haven't gotten to yet. The surprising part is that when I do come back, I find myself staying and playing for a lot longer than I expected or planned.

There's a lengthy demo on the Windows Store.

Into the Breach

I'm mostly done with it by now, but it's still fun to fire up every once in a while to get another of the Hard Mode medals. Still have 22 to go, and that includes squads I suck with... (Only to lose them because a single miscalculation on the 3rd and 4th islands will easily cost you 4 grid in 1 turn and put you in a really bad spot.)

Nex Machina

A fast-paced score-chasing twin-stick shooter that I'd enjoy a lot more if there weren't too many effects obscuring the action. I mean, it's great that you highlight enemies to try and make them stand out from the background, but that doesn't mean anything when those highlights also get buried under particles and stuff so you can't see them anyway.

Battletech
Core game is decent, but really needs more polish. Probably going to wait until after it's patched a bit before getting too far with this. Among other things, there's bugs that bring in enemy reinforcements too soon, save-scumming is a thing etc...

Resident Evil Remake, Second playthrough with Jill and was thinking of getting all the last achievements on Chris. But sadly i think i've played the game way to many times back in the days.
Deus Ex Mankind Divided, Finished all the dlc's and only got 2 normal achievements left and a lot of Breach stuff.. Not sure if i can be arsed with breach.

Well I started playing RE4 recently and I'm really enjoying it so far:D! The thing is that, it's my dad's one of the favorite games of all time and I watched him play back in the day. Now I finally can finish it myself:D! (It was sitting on my backlog for a long time doe with only 1 chapter being played.)

Most recent game I played was Black Ice. Haven't played it in a while, so I wanted to check and see what kind of updates and stuff have been made, plus with my gaming computer I can now actually run it smoothly. It's fun, I don't know why I stopped playing it, still in early access and has a lot of potential in my opinion.

The last game i played and im still playing is Total War: WARHAMMER :)