Official last game you've beaten thread

Haunted Past: Realm Of Ghosts - It's a pretty nice hidden object game. Nothing above that though. It's far worse than Artifex Mundi games. But still nice and enjoyable. 6/10

Vault Cracker: The Last Safe - One of the worst hidden object games I've played. Graphics are terrible, don't let those nice screenshots fool you (Mario looks better and I'm serious), cut-scenes are ugly and terrible, dialogues are weak, voice acting is bad, plot is very naive and of course it's very short and very easy. I wouldn't recommend it even to hidden object games fans. 3/10

shadow or mordor.

xcom enemy unkonwn+within beaten that game a good 3-4 times now

Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon - Such a terrific parody on so many levels with top notch gameplay and mechanics to boot. Not sure if you'll like Far Cry 3 or 4? Give Blood Dragon a try for a lower price and lesser time commitment and it'll give you great taste of the mechanics, and plenty of laughs.

Metro Last Light Redux - I beat this with the good ending right after beating Metro 2033 Redux. I never played the original versions when they came out so this was a new experience. And what a great experience it was! Top-notch stealth-action survival-horror.

The Witcher: Enhanced Edition - I finished it for the second time. It's not as epic as I remembered it but it's still amazing. Pros: Great atmosphere, beautiful music, nice maps, good dialogues, awesome hero, good plot, the fact that choices matter (and there are no "good" or "bad" choices which makes you really think about it before making any rash decisions) and cards with women ;) Cons: Graphics aren't as great as I remembered them, there could have been more teleports/fast travel points (especially that some chapters don't have them at all), boring cut-scenes, beginning of the game (prologue) is rather boring and uninteresting, the last chapter (5) is the worst of all of them, fighting is mediocre at best and there are some bugs present. Yes, there's a lot of cons but pros are very strong and all in all it's an amazing game which every RPG player should play. 9/10

The Flying Dutchman - I have no idea how this terrible "game" got on Steam. It's definitely the worst hidden object game I've ever played and one of the worst games I've ever played. The only good thing about it is that it's very short (I've beaten it in under 40 minutes). What's bad about it? Everything. Hideous graphics, very poor gameplay, only 6 levels, terrible plot, only one song on repeat for the whole game, no real ending and there's even no credits (I'm not surprised though, I'd be ashamed if I created such abomination too). Stay away from this for your own good. 1/10

The last one I've beat was Sacred - base game story line. I'm now playing its DLC.

I also spent enough hours in Banished to understand what's going on in there, but it's a sandbox-survival game, so I don't think it counts.

Castle: Never Judge A Book By Its Cover - Good hidden object game based on a TV show. If you like this genre give it a go and I'm pretty sure you won't be disappointed. 7/10

House Of 1,000 Doors: The Palm Of Zoroaster - Collector's Edition - Very good hidden object game of high quality. It's better than the first one (not much but still). If you like this genre then it's a must play. 8/10

Call of Juarez: Gunslinger

FTL: faster than light... after 45+ hours... god, that game is hard.
Lanius boarding crew is OP, though. i used "The shrike" (lanius layout B), Boarding + mind control + flack cannon + fire drone. it was an awesome ride.

Beat the new Shadow Warrior a couple of days ago; it was pretty fun.

Does Metal Warriors (a SNES game) played in the PC counts? :D

Dishonored

Shadowrun: Dragonfall - Antumbra Saga if user mods count. Apart from a couple of rough edges, I'd put it somewhere in between the original Dead Man's Switch & Dragonfall campgains.

Tower of Guns - sorta. I got the achievement & reward for beating the game at least. But you get those without defeating the hilariously poorly hidden, total bastard of a True Final Boss, and I haven't seen most of the unlocks yet.

For definite value of beaten, there's Binary Domain. Which really deserves more attention than it gets for the setting (pretty well-done anime cyberpunk in concept, with a more western art style) and for it's unique take on morality system which is kinda flawed in execution but solid in concept (it affects NPC AI a lot as well as the plot, and a large part of it rides on character interactions/personalities).

Vice City on PC and Battlefield 4 on PS3. Now playing (mainly) Legend of Grimrock on PC (along with at least 5 other games) and nothing on PS3 since it went YLOD on me.
It was the first time I completed any Battlefield game. Visually very nice, but the usual gameplay and the usual plot. It serves its purpose.
Vice City provided me more fun over the years than any other game. Ever. It's about the 100th time I complete it and I intend to do it many more times.

F3AR

Alien Rage: Unlimited - I have no idea what's the difference between "Unlimited" and the regular name version of the game. Seems the Unlimited one is available only on Steam. Anyway, Alien Rage is a good shooter, a mix of Hard Reset + Prey + Pariah + Serious Sam. It doesn't even pretend to be anything else. I like the fast-paced action, nice graphics (as long as you have post-processing set at least on "medium"), nice music and the fact that it's pretty challenging even on normal difficulty (there's even no easy). Now, what I didn't like. You can't skip cut-scenes, jumping is for show only because you can't jump over anything and you can't jump on anything either, places we visit are very similar and they become monotonous rather fast, every hour or so you'll be taken to the Windows desktop, in order to turn off unnecessary visual effects like dynamic lighting which take up a lot of memory you have to mess with .ini files, there are graphics glitches present (often textures are replaced by black... colour lol) and there's a lot of bugs (some are really annoying). But the game's really fun. 7/10

Lifeless Planet - It's one of the walking/adventure/exploration/jumping type of games and it's a really good one. It has good atmosphere, nice music, nice views, it's mysterious and it has interesting plot. There's not much I didn't like about it, maybe the fact that optimalization is not the best really. And you can't skip cut-scenes so for achievement hunters this might be annoying. I recommend the game. 7/10

Spec Ops: The Line

The shooty-part is mediocre, but the story is interesting and it managed to get some feels out of me in the end. 8/10

Victim of xen, Bastion, Dust an elysian tail. Bastion and dust are the best games i played so far

LA Noire

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (PS Vita) - definitely better than any other metroidovania I have played. It came out for PS1 in 1997, but atmosphere is still very haunting and graphics looks good even today. Exploration of the vast castle and very fluid gameplay are the most engaging parts of the game. And those interesting bosses around every corner... I even dare to say that its the best 2D game with platform elements. 9.5-10/10

Assassin's Creed: Unity.
I give it the same rating i gave watch_dogs when finished it. 6.5-7/10
(physical preorders in my area only had them on uplay. Oh well.)
As of now i guess i can say i've completed most of the things in it. (Excluding the DLC missions as those have yet to be released)