Official last game you've beaten thread

Alan Wake + The Signal DLC & The Writer DLC - Amazing game. It's a mix of an adventure game, a shooter and a horror game. It's original which doesn't happen often nowadays. I wish there were more games like Alan Wake coming out. Add-ons are in the package with the original game and they're as good as the original Alan Wake. I recommend it to everyone. 9/10

PS: I also collected all achievements in it.

GTA 4 and EFLC 3/10- Bad port. It runs poorly and has at least 4 different DRM's. The save system is annoying, forcing you to drive back to the mission start if you die, though they fixed that for the two episodes. The auto aim often sticks causing you to shoot a dead guy, when you are trying to switch to another target. I also don't like the dating and friend activity, or any of the mini-games.

Every drive and shoot mission is annoying, especially the helicopter ones. The helicopter controls are ridiculously terrible, making it nearly impossible to properly shoot and land. There are some annoying missions, including chasing and shooting enemies on motorcycles 100's of times before they finally die and at least one mission where the camera constantly switches between normal and cinematic while you are fleeing the cops. I didn't like any of the characters, it would have been better if I could have just shot them all, including the three I played as.

The only good things I can say about this game are, I liked that the DLC's showed the main story from different perpectives and my controller actually works, unlike the older titles.

• Nier
  9/10
  I freaking loved it. I loved every seconds and every second I was playing the characters just started to grow more and more on me. Sure, graphics aren't the best, but seriously, if graphics is all you care about then there's no hope for you.
  The story was really good, I liked it even though there are still some questions I have after I finished it. The side quests are pretty generic but still entertaining.
  All in all I would really recommend this game to everyone, I will definitely play through it again and try getting all the other ends :)

Last game I beat was Borderlands 2. had to search a lot to find a GOTY edition at a reasonable price, until I got it from Borderlinx for 15 $. Best 15 bucks I ever spent. One of the best fun I've had in ages.

Finally got the last few achievements in Fairy Bloom Freesia. Also beat Hexcells and Hexcells Plus, which were both a bit too easy in my opinion, but still fun.

The Last of Us: Left Behind.
Dude, it was too short ugh.

Cave Story+ - Awesome game. I felt like I was a kid playing NES. Brings back good memories. I like pretty much everything in Cave Story. Bosses are awesome, characters are cool, the world is nice, there's a lot of action, music is amazing and it's designed for more than one gameplay. I wish that the cut-scenes/dialogues could be interrupted though. Especially during the last boss(es) fight it was annoying. Going through all the dialogues after you die over and over again. Anyway, it's a great game. 8/10

Estranged: Act 1 - Free Steam game on Source engine. It's pretty nice for a freebie. Locations are cool and the gameplay isn't bad either. But it's far from perfect. Shooting is outdated, voice acting is very poor and there are some problems with picking up certain items. I also wish there was more exploration and reading in the game. Also, it's very short. But I'll definitely play the second act if it'll come out. 6/10

PS: I also collected all achievements in it.

Resident evil 5 though that was last week, haven't really been playing anything else the rest of the week.

episode 2 of the wolf among us.

Alpha Protocol - 7/10 A good story, but shooting and stealth were mostly pointless. I pretty much just punched my way through most areas. The mini-games were annoying, especially the lock picking, which was annoyingly difficult to do. I used emp's on everything I could, to avoid doing the mini-games. There were some glitches, including being frozen in place and having to reload, and a boss became invincible, requiring a reload to fix. Some choices were difficult to know the path to take, and I wound up leaving some people behind, when I would have preferred to rescue them.

Final Fantasy XIII-2 before that I played Mass Effect 1-3 non-stop and before that Dead Space 1-3.

Antichamber. I did not find everything though.
Before that, Mark of The Ninja.

I beat Procyon on Friday. 4/5 Great game but very short

I beat Ultionus: A Tale of Petty Revenge last night 3.5/5 It looks sounds and plays a lot like an old school 90's game and is just as hard.

Last week I have beaten Machinarium, before that Sleeping Dogs.

Machinarium was quite good, loved the artstyle but the puzzles were not to my liking. Usually I knew what I should do, but had problem finding the exact pattern needed to complete the task. I have already reviewed Sleeping Dogs on Steam.

Bioshock Infinite.

Assassin's Creed: Revelations - It's as good as two previous AC games. The atmosphere is great, music is amazing, plot is good, there's a lot to things to do (even though not as many as in AC 2 and AC: Brotherhood) and I also liked Desmond levels very much. I didn't like tower defence levels (thankfully only one is obligatory and the rest is not), I wish there were "glyph" puzzles like the ones in AC 2 and AC: Brotherhood, there are some bugs present (some are really annoying) and the game itself is very easy. Also it's shorter than two previous AC games. But it's still a great game, especially if you're a fan of the series. 9/10

Assassin's Creed: Revelations - The Lost Archive DLC - The gameplay is basically the same as in Desmond's levels in the original game. So if you liked that then you'll love this DLC. It's very good. 8/10

Saints Row: The Third

I don't think beating your games is a good idea, you should be nice to your games.

Last game I beat was like my fourth play through of the original Soldier of Fortune game since it came out, roughly a month ago is when I went back at it. The last game I beat for the first time was The Last of Us.

Naruto Shippuden, the new one

Escape Rosecliff Island - Very poor hidden object game. Very, very repetitive and boring. Probably the worst one from this genre I've ever played. 3/10

Alan Wake.

Command & Conquer Generals and Zero Hour

The Swapper - 10/10 - Truly amazing game, I recommend everyone to play it.
"The Swapper is an atmospheric puzzle platformer set in the furthest reaches of space. Players wield an experimental device able to clone the user and swap control between them..."
It's a perfect combination of sci-fi and puzzle game, with a philosophical theme. Original game mechanics, excellent level design and impressive puzzles all in a great setting. The beautiful art style combined with the soft music create an immersive atmosphere and together with the well-written and thought-provoking narrative provide a really unique experience.
All in all one of the most beautifully crafted, engaging and emotional games I've ever played.