Stick RPG 2 Directors Cut. Which really isn't that great of a game (basically the steam version of a flash game that has some new content). It's basically a life sim where you usually spend most of the day working earning money, to upgrade your stats and get more well paying jobs. Mostly meaning it's time consuming and a lot of button mashing with not much skill involved. I'm less playing it because I really like the game though and more out of nostalgia since I played the flash version a ton when I was younger. I never was able to get the paid version so to finally having been able to get it through the vizzed market was pretty cool even if I likely won't play it a ton.

The last game I played was the original Devil May Cry for PS2 (though I played the remastered PS3 HD Collection, which includes 1, 2 and 3). 

I love the fast paced action, as well as how the game rewards you for taking down enemies in a stylish way. If you can keep a chain of attacks going landing hits in succession in a certain amount of time, as well as alternate between each specific attack used, you get a multiplier which increases the reward dropped by each enemy. You have to alternate between at least 3 different attacks before using any of the same ones over again, so if you find a good few attacks to use in a certain order, you can really build up some amazing chains and bonuses. The game also has a relatively strong focus on aerial combat, so juggling your enemies mid-air while tearing them apart is also very fun and challenging. The sound track is great, and features a lot of heavy metal / hard rock to it. Also Dante's (the main protagonist of the franchise) ability to unleash his demonic power for a short burst of speed and strength is really cool, on top of the fact doing so can even unlock new and awesome abilities for taking down your enemies. One of these abilities is being able to fly and shoot demonic lightning bolts from your hands in quick succession to blow your foes apart. These abilities differ and become more awesome in the later games as well (though the DMC reboot is ok at best).

I really recommend the franchise if you're into the whole hack n slash genre. It's very similar to God of War or the more modern Castlevania titles.

Played a bit of Dark Souls III yesterday, got my ass handed to me, and you know it's funny. Playing that game, you would expect most gamers to get angry and rage quit, and hate the game. I might be one of the few that laugh every single time I die. Because it's so funny, and the game being tough as nails at times it's too funny to not get angry, either that or I don't take video games as serious as many too. Either way, I love the Souls series, and hopefully one year I can actually beat the games lol.

I was streaming some Star Wars Battlefront lol. Sorry but I honestly enjoy the game. Yes I could of been like the older ones and that's what I want. But the fan base kind of ruined it for us. Reason being is because they didn't want a battlefield re skin. But wait a minute, isn't star wars battle front already a Battlefield re skin? Hmmm...

HeavyMetalGamer : The series does kind of beat you up a little lol. I played the first one in and out many times. But man that first play through kicks your face in every single time lol.

The last game I played was Monster Hunter Generations. I've been playing that game a lot lately. There's so many missions to complete, and so most games in the series take hundreds of hours to complete.

The last game that I played was Papa's Freezeria. I thought to explore and take a break by not playing Papa's Pastaria this time around. When I played Papa's Freezria the gameplay was a bit different it may be something I would replay again or it may be not. Since there will be like the types of ones you would like to play a lot more. XD

The last game that I played was Pokemon Go yesterday. The servers were amazing so I was able to play for about 4 hours.

The last game I played was Sun Set Riders, From Arcade. Its a very funny game!

The last game that I played was Pokemon Pearl version. It was the first pokemon game for me to complete. Also, I was super excited when I caught Palkia!! He's my strongest pokemon now (Duh!) at level 67.

The last game I played was Star Ocean for the SNES( Super Nintendo Entertainment System ) here on vizzed. It was the English translated hack version. I'm enjoying the game and taking my time beating it and recording game video's for it. In a couple of day's I plan to write a review for it also so keep your eye's peeled. 

The last game I played was The Evil Within.

It's a Survival Horror game with a lot of Stealth and Action elements mixed into it. It's one of my favorite games. It's full of great game play, tons of gore and really dark themes, and it doesn't rely entirely on jump scares. The game will constantly have you on the edge of your seat, as well as constantly leaving you questioning the sanity of the main character. The world around him constantly distorts and twists at any given moment, and every thing in the world doesn't necessarily follow the laws of physics and logic we have come to know. Everything about this game is amazing, and you should check out the review I wrote for it the other night

Assuming games I played for a whole 5 minutes each to get screenshots for the scavenger hunt, last game I really put any time into was Minecraft. Though, I'm a little mad at it.... I traveled a really long way from my house to a village, only to get a lag spike that makes me lose all my items, including a really nice diamond sword with smite III because a zombie followed me in the house....

The last game I played was papa's cupcakeria. I like exploring to see which papa games I can play and ones I can't. This one was HARD because I wasn't getting the frosting right! Its like I wasn't doing it so properly even though I was trying my hardest, and I was like nope this isn't the game for me lol even though I had so much fun. So I rather stick to the ones I can play easily for me. XD

Stardew Valley! I'm almost done with all of the bundles, so that'll essentially be the endgame for me... Until I start a new character, that is!

I've always had a fondness for Harvest Moon type games, and I'd been following the game's development for about a year or so on the dev's blog. So when I finally heard it was being released earlier this year, I hopped on it the first day it came out!

I absolutely adore the game and could go on about it for hours.

The last game I played was Dante's Inferno.

I love the fast paced combat of games like this, God of War, or Devil May Cry. Plus the fact the entire game is centered around descending into the Nine Circles of Hell is really cool too. The game is full of mythological creatures believed to dwell in the depths of the under world, and they are all rendered and depicted in such a beautifully dark way. One of the enemies in the game is a baby whose arms have been replaced with huge scythe-like blades. They literally use the blades like some one on crutches to move around all quick, or they hold the blades up and waddle toward you when trying to attack. It's so twisted and creepy looking it's not even funny, especially considering they usually swarm you in groups of 5 - 10 + of them at a time. One of the bosses is actually a giant woman ( sort of ) who spawns these little baby things out of her exposed nipples. Trust me when I say this game gives a pretty accurate representation of what Hell may just be like. The combat is great, offering a huge extend-able scythe as your main weapon, and also a cross that can shoot cross shaped projectiles at your enemies, sometimes even shooting them out ward over a cone-like area with multiple shots at once. There is a Holy and Unholy skill tree, each with it's own set of unique skills and upgrades, and you can choose which one you gain experience for depending on how you slay your foes. 

This game is an absolute gem, and I recommend it to every one who can stand some gore, nudity, and over all extremely mature content.

I went back to playing papa's pastaria lol I couldn't handle the new ones I played yesterday. Like papa's cupcakeria as I said, that game is really hard to play especially when you have to ice the cupcake it wouldn't go the way, that you wanted it too. Making it to look really bad presentation wise, but I am not going to lie I had fun while playing it even though I was so bad at it. I though the game would be easy being similar to the other papa games. But boy as I wrong about this game it wasn't easy at all! XD

Armello. It's as addictive as I thought it would be. Basically it's a table top RPG mixed with a card game and a video game RPG. It's about a kingdom (Armello) where the king has been infected with something known as the Rot, and it's slowly killing him while simultaneously driving him mad. You play as a member of either the Rat, Wolf, Bear, or Rabbit clan and your goal is to either kill the king and take his throne, gain the most prestige so you'll be the king or queen when he dies, or heal him with spirit stones, the latter being the most difficult (excluding Rot wins, but that still includes killing the king so I counted it with the first one I listed).

The game is pretty easy, the rules aren't nearly as daunting as everyone makes them out to be, and it never really gets old, at least not to me, but I love board game video games.

Last place I was...the main menu. Lol I had just finished a game of it. I lost for the second time, bringing my record to 4-2.

The last game I played was Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning.

It's an awesome Action RPG that for what ever reason never really got any of the lime light it deserved. The game is massive, the main story alone should provide at least 50 + hours of game play. On top of that, there is probably another 50 + hours worth of stuff to do on the side like optional / Faction based quests and crafting ( which includes gear, gems for sockets in your gear, alchemy, and plenty more ). The game features 3 skill trees based on Might ( Warrior ), Finesse ( Rogue ), and Magic ( Mage ). These can all be leveled up in any way you see fit, as well as the option to mix and match them, creating any class of character you desire. Mixing them in certain ways will actually allow you to pick a certain "Title," which grants bonuses beneficial to what your class is built around (example having a Mage based Title will have it's dodge roll replaced with a short range teleport dodge ability, as well as a + X % to Elemental Magic Damage which increases with each tier ). All of the combat is really fun and relatively fast paced. All of the enemies are really well designed and unique for the most part. There's even the option of sneaking up on enemies for an extra critical damage hit if you want to, though it's extremely hard, and barely beneficial if you don't play the Rogue class. The story is pretty freaking awesome when it's all said and done, and all of the game's significant characters are really brought to life through the presentation as well as interesting. The graphics are ok, but really good when you consider just how much content is actually packed into the game. It has a very bright and colorful feel to it, almost like a cartoon, but at the same time keeps every thing looking realistic and proportionate. 

I wrote a review for the PS3 version. You should check it out, or at least the game. It could really use some recognition lol

I played Dragon Ball Xenoverse, preparing myself for Parallel Quest 47... 

The last game that I had played was Minecraft for my Vita. I spent about two hours yesterday on my main world and began working on a new tunnel to mine stuff which is usually a really big project in this world.