The last game I beat was Pokemon Platinum. I replayed that game again because I like playing through certain Pokemon games multiple times just because of how memorable they are to me.

Leo's Fortune. The PS4 version. I just beat it about a half hour ago, and now I'm working on doing some trophy cleanup, as I only have a few more to go, unfortunately there's no Platinum.

And I would suggest picking it up if you enjoy mildly challenging (very mild) puzzle platformers, if it's cheap (I got it for $1.47 I think). The story is simple, fairly predictable, and scarce, but it's good for what it is. I liked it, the story and the game.

The last  game I beat was the Witcher 3: A Wild Hunt. And man is that game absolutely mind blowing. I honestly love that game and defiantly falls in my top 10 list. 

The last game I beat was Asdivine Dios for the Android.

It's a classic JRPG style game that really resembles the retro Final Fantasy titles. Just about everything in the game plays the exact same way. The game has you explore in the same way, offering random encounters in the field and in dungeons / caves.

The gear is set up the same way, allowing you to equip one weapon, one armor, and 2 accessories. The gear even has status effects that have a percentage of being inflicted upon the enemy when attacked physically. You can also synthesis weapons that share the same status effect, making the percentage to inflict it even higher. The armor has various effects and stat bonuses, so picking the right armor for the characters build is essential for maximizing their potential. The accessories have the most variation, and offer the ability to cast magic of a certain element (since characters can only cast their own element naturally), increased stats, immunity to certain status effects, boosts to your skills (which are used separate from magic), and can even effect your chances of getting into a random encounter, or even encountering certain types of special enemies.

The characters are fun and interesting. They have the same vibe between them as Final Fantasy as well. It's not quite as cheesy when it comes to the "we can do anything if we stick together" theme most JRPGs stick to, but it's still there. Most of the humor is pretty good, especially for a mobile game. There were quite a few instances where I was literally laughing out loud from the comments the characters would make to each other. Sadly, the game has somewhat of a Harem theme to it, since the main character is a guy, and the other 3 are girls. The upside to this is they don't go over board with anything, and it's more along the lines of all 3 girls like the guy, and he's just completely oblivious to it all lol.

Another great feature of the game is the option to let the characters battle automatically. With the press of a button, the characters will simply attack over and over until you tell them to stop or the battle ends. This is great for grinding, as you can let the game do all the work while you simply make sure no one dies. Another great option is you can turn on a function which skips very weak enemies altogether, while still granting you the EXP and Gold from the battle. This is even more useful for grinding, since you simply need to walk back and forth in an area, and you will slowly gain levels from doing so. Since the game can be a slow grind at times (when playing the free version), these features really help you along without getting burnt out.

If you like the classic Final Fantasy titles, I highly recommend checking it out, as well as the rest of the franchise, since all of them but one are completely free to play.

Stick RPG 2 Directors Cut. There's a browser game with the same name but the director's cut has some extra content. It's basically a life sim about you a nameless stick figure. You start with nothing but a room in a basement and you try to earn money by getting a job. Which you use to raise your attributes which in turn leads to better jobs. The actual gameplay isn't really that fun mostly being a lot of button clicking and time consuming.

What does stop the game from at least being a complete snore fest is the dialogue. Some of it is pretty funny and at times even satirical in nature. Seeing the game's version on real life stores and items is also pretty fun. There's also some variety as there's top down combat which while it isn't revolutionary is still more interactive than the rest of the game and some amusing side quests.

Still not really worth the price it goes for at all (about 15 dollars last time I checked). I only got it because it was on the vizzed market and because I had some nostalgia for it having played the free version a lot. I always wanted to get the director's cut as a kid (was advertised in the game) but couldn't buy it so being able to do so now was kind of cool. It's a pretty okay time waster if nothing else.

The Last GΛMΣ I BΞΑT was Spider man mysterio's menace. I actually beat it about 2 hours ago, it's a really great Spider man game easily the best Spiderman game for the gameboy advanced system, if not one of the best top 3 Spider man games for the gameboy advanced system hands down. While the game might not be long ,it only has eight stages but length doesn't always equal quality, the game has an amazing and easy to follow story that ties together and flows nicely and it keeps you interested, If your looking for a Spider man game to play on vizzed I highly recommend Spiderman Mysterio's menace to you. 

The last game I beat was No More Heroes. I had been wanting to play that game for a long time, and I finally got the chance, and went ahead and completed it last night.

The last game I beat ( even though I did start about more than half way through lol ) was The Evil Within.

I had to pick it up and play it for a little while to make sure my review for it was as accurate as possible ( and the review turned out to be just over 3500 words lol ). I loved the game so much I just couldn't put it down after I picked it back up until I made it all the way through to the end. I turned the difficulty down just so I could cover as much ground as quickly as possible, and the game still kicked my butt in a couple places where the difficulty can not really be altered ( such as a scenario where you must run from an invulnerable / immortal monster ). I love every thing about this game from the visuals and audio down to every single mechanic of the game play. It's definitely in my top 5 games of all time, at least personally. If you aren't into the whole gory, dark and twisted, and stealth-with-some-action theme this game has, then this one is definitely not for you. It doesn't rely entirely on jump scares which is awesome to see in a Survival Horror game. It will constantly have you hanging off the edge of your seat, never knowing who or what may lurk around the next corner, or even if the character's perception of reality will remain the same when you walk through the next door.

I really can't praise this game enough, and is a true master piece in my opinion. If you love games like the classic Resident Evil or Silent Hill titles, you should really check this one out!!

The last game I beat was Never Alone. Frankly I didn't enjoy it that much, but I'll give it credit for being unique. It's more fun with two players (the irony of playing a game called Never Alone...alone), but even then it's not great.

I don't recommend it as a game, but if you're interested in Alaskan culture or just any new-to-you customs then it has plenty of insight to offer you.


Now if you count winning a round of a game that has no real story mode and plays in short bursts instead, then it was Armello, which I highly recommend.

Last game I beated was Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake eater. I played it in Hard mode. Now I started Metal Gear Solid4: Guns of the Patriots with Big Boss Hard mode.

Well, The last game I beat was Sonic Adventure 2, or Dragon Ball Xenoverse, I can't really remember it, but it was one of these two.

The last game I beat was Dragon Fighter - Out of Control Version: https://www.vizzed.com/play/dragon-fighter-out-of-control-edition-nes-nintendo-nes-100140-game

It wasn't that long or hard.

The last game I beat ( or rather just played through the last few levels of ) was Flow Free for the Android.

It's a puzzle game based on a square grid. There are dots of a certain color that come in pairs, and each dot ( both in the pair ) take up one space of the grid. The whole point is to connect each pair of dots while also filling every square in the grid. Each line takes up one square as you connect them, as well as the dots being arranged in random places across the grid. As you go, the grids become larger, as well as adding more pairs of dots. You can even try some with obstacles and bridges ( a bridge allows two paths to cross, as if one was going over, and one going under ) if you want to take on the most difficult puzzles.

It's my favorite puzzle game as of right now, because for the most part I can just mindlessly connect them with out even really trying. It's like I just look at the board for a second or two, and instantly know the right way to do it with out any real effort lol

I beat Out of This World for SNES 2 days ago on the RGR. (For the 100th time. )

The last game I beat was Breath of Death VII. It's a very entertaining RPG game, easily one of my favorites! It's kind of short, I can easily beat it in six hours, but, I find it's some I can enjoy over and over again no problem.

The last game I beat was Mad Stalker: Full Metal Force. It's a really fun beat 'em up game for the TGCD that can be found here: https://www.vizzed.com/videogames/game.php?id=87618

I'll be reviewing that game at some point.

The last game I beat was NOT A HERO on steam, published by Devolver Digital.
It's not a super long game, but the action is quite intense and it's very fun. The characters are very saucy, and the plot is outrageous in a very funny way. I'd definitely recommend it.

The last game I beat was Little Big Planet 3. It's the first PS4 game that I've beaten. It was pretty fun, though I'm a bigger fan of other platforming games like games in the Mario series.

Currently I've been working a lot at my job with a kid on my way but I've been spending a lot of my free time with fallout 4 recently (been doing a little bit of the story but also doing a lot of side missions). Other than that  a few weeks ago I took a break from fallout 4 and beat  quantum break which was a pretty short game but I liked it for the most part. Next game I will probably beat is the one I just picked up today Mario and Luigi paper jam.

Less than an hour ago, I´ve finished Simian.interface ++. Visual-wise, it's an interesting puzzle game.