The last game I beat was Final Fantasy XV on PS4. Even though I finished the main game itself months ago, I didn't get the platinum trophy for completing everything in the base game until a week ago. I'm a completionist, and in the case of PS4 or achievement-based games, I don't consider the game truly beaten until I've obtained every trophy or achievement available in the main game. DLC is another story though.

Speaking of which, since FFXV has so much DLC, it brings the overall completion percentage down from 100% to 50% since I've barely touched any of the extra stuff. I'll get to it eventually...

We could say I just beat Project CARS 2.

I finished the career mode several days ago, having won the championship in all tiers, and since then I've been completing the manufacturer drives and the driver challenges, an endeavor that ended just today.

I could still replay the minor championships, because sometimes you must choose between up to three lower championships to access the big one, so I'd still have a few of them to win. The problem is that I'd have to do the full season again, and I'm not feeling quite like it right now.

This will probably be my last post here in a while, until I get something new to play. I do have incomplete games in my collection, but I don't feel confident in clearing them.

I recently beat Persona 3 FES, although there is an extra storyline and stuff to go through. Considering it was a little over 75 hours, though, I don't think anyone can blame me for taking a little break from the game before coming back to it.

The last game that I beat was Super Mario Odyssey. About 2 weeks ago I went overtime in the game and spent around 30 hours in a week to finish it up and had a blast but didn't get any sleep.

The last game I beat was Crash Team Racing: Nitro Fueled. It's an excellent remake to one of my favorite racing games of all time.

The last game I beat was Final Fantasy IV (Final Fantasy II in America) 3 days ago. I remembered it being one of the first games I played on vizzed when I first registered (and one of the first Final Fantasy games I ever played), and thought I'd revisit it again, so I downloaded a the GBA rom of it to play on my RetroPie EmulationStation and played it for a few days before beating it. I didn't play the SNES version because I knew the translations were a bit rough in places. I actually own the DS version as well and heard it is very challenging, but the ugly 3D graphics and voice acting didn't leave a good impression on me. Maybe I'll give it a fair shot someday, who knows.

I've heard the PSP version sticks with the sprite animation, but is incredibly easy. If I had a PSP, I'd definitely get that version since it also includes After Years. Ah well, I've actually been looking into getting a PSP since it can play every Final Fantasy from 1-10, but I don't know when I'll ever come across a promising deal. All the ones I've seen either look to beat up or are far too expensive.

I've just beaten Pro Rally 2002, one of the GCN games I used to admire back in time.

Right now, it isn't as appealing as it used to be. Driving physics aren't that bad for an old game, but the contact with other cars is awful. The ability to change a few settings on the car depending on the stage or climate is also nice, but a bit of short explanation wouldn't be bad, and it would be better if they actually had a noticeable change.

Anyway, one more game I'm ready to write about. Still lots of testing to be made, so it will be some time until I actually write anything for it because I have a few projects in queue even before I got my hands on this one.

I'm not 100% sure if this would count, but I beat the Golden Deer story route in Fire Emblem: Three Houses. That's the only route I've played though, so I've technically got a long way to go in order to truly complete the game.

Has anyone else had the experience of getting sucked into a browser game? For some reason, I spent a few hours over two days playing (and beating) Epic Boss Fighter 2, a bullet hell shooter with an emphasis on upgrading your character and getting stronger. In some ways, it's cool to watch your guy grow stronger, squeeze past bullets and destroy bosses with extremely high DPS, special attacks, etc. Unfortunately, the game is designed to be a bit of a time sink, in that you must keep up with upgrading your character to beat the game, otherwise you'll be too weak to survive, which means there's a bit of grinding involved with buying the more powerful, expensive upgrades. A brief aside: I imagine it's difficult to properly balance an upgrade-based game. Ideally, no player should end up feeling too weak if they made a few bad upgrade choices, but there should be a clear difference between even a starting player and a moderately upgraded player.

The final boss was disappointing too, because all your damage upgrades are invalidated by the boss, who must be defeated through alternative means instead.

Ah well, the game has cool music, the bullet dodging was fun, and there was some cool boss fight concepts. I guess I need to be more careful not to get addicted to online games in the future lol. Just some thoughts at night.

The Punisher arcade game. Played it the other day and would love to do it again with someone over Netplay.

The last game that I beat was the first Cat Quest for the Switch. I picked it up on Black Friday and it was all I played until I beat it in just a week. It's a really fun and super cute game and I can't wait to get my hands on the sequel when I get a chance.

The last game I beat was Pokemon Platinum, The grind makes me wonder as to whether I'm a masochist or not for considering it one of my favourite pokemon games. XD

It wasn't until I stopped and thought about I realized I've not beaten a game since Pokemon Shield came out a few months ago which is crazy that it's been that long it makes me wanna fix that soon. xD

The last game I beat was Luigi's Mansion 3. I liked it just as much as the first. Too bad I skipped the second game. I don't buy too many new games and I'm thankful I picked this one.

The last game that I beat would be Pokemon insurgence I think? It is basically a ROM hack of the game I played it randomised, got a few hundred poke balls early on then I ended up catching a whole team of legendaries for fun. XD

If I recall correctly, the last game I beat was Pokemon Sword. I spent entire DAYS playing it until I finished it with a play time of around 25 hours. I'm still playing it on and off, mostly to build competitive teams.

The last game that I "beat" was the 1st chapter of Deltarune. It was only the 1st chapter but the rest of the game hasn't been released yet so there wasn't any more to do in the game. I really liked it and can't wait for the rest though.

I beat Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth a few hours ago but it only took about 30 minutes. It still counts though, right?

The last game that I beat was final fantasy 1, it was pretty fun. I'm onto final fantasy 2 now so hopefully I'll be able to complete that soon too.

The last game I beat was Dragon Ball Z Kakarot which was an amazing experience and super nostalgic and the final boss was just a cherry on top of the cake with the main theme playing one of my favorite games of all time for sure.