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What games have you completed? 2013 Edition
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Update time - completed in 2013:Completed in 2013:
- Borderlands (core game, haven't tackled DLC yet)
- Dark Souls
- Mark of the Ninja
- Civilization V: Gods & Kings (completed a game of it as the Celts)
- The Walking Dead
- Spec Ops: The Line
- Thomas Was Alone (very enjoyable!)
All on PC.
Currently 10 hours into The Witcher 2 and about half way through Anomaly: Warzone Earth. Playing through a few co-op games with the GF (only the final level of Trine 2: The Goblin Menace to go!) and a number of casual games on the Nexus 7.
- Borderlands (core game, haven't tackled DLC yet)
- Dark Souls
- Mark of the Ninja
- Civilization V: Gods & Kings (completed a game of it as the Celts)
- The Walking Dead
- Spec Ops: The Line
- Thomas Was Alone
- Trine 2: The Goblin Menace
- The Witcher 2
All on PC.
I'm getting close to the end of Anomaly: Warzone Earth and am playing through Lego: Batman 2 and the newest Sonic racing game with the GF. I've also got a few games on the Nexus 7 on the go. Probably going to start Bioshock Infinite over the coming week.
I enjoyed The Witcher 2 but thought it was pretty over-rated at the same time, people went on about it here as if it was something really amazing - I didn't think so. The way the plot was framed was horrific, the disconnect between Chapters 1 and 2 was insane, it was like starting a completely new storyline. Maybe the game was primarily aimed at those already au fait with the world via the novels, which is fair enough, but I still had NO idea about who many of the side characters were when the ending cutscene rolled around, nor did I care much about many of the primary characters, included Gerald, as a result! The combat and other mechanics were fun enough and the graphics lovely, so I enjoyed it, but no chance I'd play it again, even with all the content you miss by choosing one side over the other. I actually think I preferred the original game to this second one, purely down to the more coherent plot in The Witcher. Last point, people were going on about how "mature" the game world is and how this is a huge positive - please, it's about as mature as a couple of 20-year-old trying to write a 'gritty urban drama' during their first year as English Lit undergraduates, throwing in some coarse language and adult situations doesn't make a game world more mature!
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Update time - completed in 2013:
- Borderlands (core game, haven't tackled DLC yet)
- Dark Souls
- Mark of the Ninja
- Civilization V: Gods & Kings (completed a game of it as the Celts)
- The Walking Dead
- Spec Ops: The Line
- Thomas Was Alone
- Trine 2: The Goblin Menace
- The Witcher 2
All on PC.
I'm getting close to the end of Anomaly: Warzone Earth and am playing through Lego: Batman 2 and the newest Sonic racing game with the GF. I've also got a few games on the Nexus 7 on the go. Probably going to start Bioshock Infinite over the coming week.
Bumping my own post to remind me to update this tomorrow Added a few games over the last three months. 0 -
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