If mobile games count, it was Postknight. I dropped in long enough to give some NPCs gifts and left. I loved it at first, but I'm getting tired of it already.

The last console game I really played was Crimsonland I believe. It's a decent enough game, but unfortunately my nephews always insist on playing survival mode (which ironically is the only mode in which you CANNOT survive) and those endless modes always get old fast for me. I want to play a game I can actually win.

As for the where and what of it all: It's an arena based twin stick shooter, so...in an arena, shooting. Yay fun.

The last game I've played (besides Angry Birds) was Horizon: Zero Dawn!! It's a really insane game which I highly recommend it to those who have a PS4!!


I also recommend Yakuza 0 if your into crime games!!

The last game I have played.....I....   I have really liked the entire series but this 1 puts the phrase, "total, complete game" to it's truest.  The game is also VERY REALISTIC in every literal sense of the word.  Be prepared for hardcore language...more so than usual.  If you get the opportunity to play this you won't regret it.  The game is very time consuming....in a good way so be prepared to either buy it or rent it from GF for months.  I chose to buy it....as with Just Cause 3/Quantum Break from GF (cheaper).  Anyways....I have now added to my beginning collection of XBOX 1 games....Just Cause 3, Quantum Break, Battlefield 1, and this one.  Enjoy them all if you can.  Lastly...GF shipped me....Dying Light...I'll let y'all know how it is....take it easy all.

Sonic 2. It's the last one I beat too! Went in for the Nintendo bundle when it came out but since they were of course sold out ended up with the Sega. At least I got something out of it!   

The last game I played and enjoyed was Kidou Soukou Dion (SNES). =) Before I turned off the game, I was trying to make it past a flying red enemy with wings that shoots fireballs.

The last game I played was Mass Effect Andromeda, which I am really loving. The gameplay, characters and environments are all very engaging. I'm definitely going to be playing this for a long while. 

Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life...on PS4!
I didn't like the game when I got it on the Gamecube, but I still bought it on PS4 just to support the series on PlayStation. Gotta say, it was pretty cool to get a trophy in a Harvest Moon game. lol

I was getting ready to set up shop in town and sell some random junk to people. I'm only on day four I think, so I don't have many ways of making any real money.

I'll probably go back to it after work and studies tonight.

My last is Summoner's War (still playing it, actually). I'm doing a few hundred thousand runs of the wind Penguin Knight secret dungeon before it goes away. Also also Com2Us did, as an April Fool's event, a thing where every monster that can be transmog'd is transmog'd for three days.


i have an army of gentlemanly penguin knights and the army is still growing

The last game I played and enjoyed was Xena - Warrior Princess (GBC). =) Before I turned off the game, I was fighting off the bats and trying not to get squished by the rocks in the Great Death stage.

The last game I played was The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. The game is fantastic and I have been streaming it. I think I have about 170 hours packed in and still have a lot left to play. I'm going to link my twitch and YouTube down below if you want to check me out sometime.


YouTube: 
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJHEsQWcSzQf9Pm12XHnYFA

Twitch :
https://www.twitch.tv/caroen_

I've started playing Breath of the Wild today, and I'm impressed. It's so different from all the other Zelda games, but Nintendo designed it so well, and it didn't completely ruin the franchise. Good job, Nintendo.

The last game I played and enjoyed was Tetris (Sega Genesis). =) I love Tetris, and I have yet to come across any version of Tetris that I don't enjoy (hopefully, I never will). lol Before I turned off the game, I was trying to get to the next level but accidentally stacked up a few blocks too many (the long ones) in the middle of the screen. ^^0;; I guess I'll try that level again later. lol

The Binding of Isaac. Having a hard time getting through the third time I beat it. (I use beat lightly.)

The last game I played was Sakura Spirit (STEAM). I'm still trying to decide if I'm enjoying the game or not. rofl Although the art doesn't seem to be too bad, the game does appear to have a lot of suggestive scenes in it, which sadly, is something I wasn't all that interested in to begin with. ^^0;; I started playing the game because I saw some sakura blossoms (cherry blossoms) and thought maybe the game would have some nice scenes with lots of lovely pink petals drifting in the wind... Well, so far, I've seen too little of the cherry blossoms and too much unnecessary "fan service."  I'm sure someone out there probably thinks I'm crazy for not liking the main female characters, but something about them just seems off to me... (and no, it's not because they show too much skin either). I guess what I mean is that after every line from one of those characters, I just start wondering to myself, "Where have I seen this stereotype and plot device before?"

Even so, I guess I should finish the game in case it does turn out to have nice cherry blossoms   a surprise/interesting ending, and then if it turns out to be bad, I'll make a parody of it or try to rewrite the story somehow (yes, I enjoy making up new endings for all kinds of stories, even those of video games). ^^0;;

Anyways, before I shut off the game, I was waiting to see if the developers of the game had thought of more original ways of getting the main male (protagonist I guess) to get closer to one of the girls without having to resort to using one of the oldest tricks in the book, which is "try to drown the person of interest just so the main character can attempt to perform CPR on them."

Shortly after that water scene, I turned off the game since one of the scenes after that was not exactly flying cherry blossoms. ^^0;; I originally intended to record the entire game as I went, but now I think I'm going to stop for a while to decide what to do next. lol

The last game I played was Fallout Shelter on my Android phone. 

It's basically a community management SIM using the Fallout universe as the concept behind the game. You are the Overseer of a Vault, and have to manage your Dwellers and Resources as you go. You start out with a Vault that only contains 3 or 4 rooms, and as you expand, more Dwellers will show up at your door wanting to be let in. You have to build Power rooms to keep up your Power resource, which keeps the place up and running, Diners to produce Food so everyone doesn't starve to death, and Water Treatment rooms so everyone doesn't die of drinking irradiated H2O lol. There's also a ton of other stuff to build which can help your Vault thrive, like Living Quarters, which are used to pair up Dwellers and have them make babies to increase your Vault's population. All of the resource production and consumption are time-based, so honestly  it can get a little dull at times just waiting on the timer to tick away. 

You also have to deal with Incidents randomly, or when you try to use the Rush option for producing resources ( and it fails ), which can include things like RadRoach infestations, Fires breaking out, or Raiders breaking in to your Vault and trying to kill and / or pillage every thing your Vault is worth. Each Dweller can be equipped with a Weapon, Outfit, and Pet, all of which increase their stats in different ways depending on the gear.

You can also send Dwellers out to explore the wasteland. The longer you leave them out, the better their chances of finding new and improved gear / stuff, but it also increases the chances of them running in to some thing they aren't able to handle, resulting in their death. Luckily dead Dwellers can be revived for a price, although it's far from cheap.

The game's currency is Bottle Caps, which makes sense because it's Fallout, and these can be earned in all sorts of ways. Some of the ways to earn them are by sending Dwellers in to the wasteland, leveling up your Dwellers through work or combat, completing daily objectives the game gives you, among other things. Caps are used for building and upgrading the rooms of your Vault, reviving dead Dwellers, and a few other things. 

All in all it's a pretty good SIM game. It's by no means any thing special, but for fans of the Fallout franchise ( and for some one who just wants to kill some time. this game is best played while doing some thing else with it, like watching a movie or some thing ) it's definitely worth checking out just to see if you will enjoy it or not. Oh, and it was recently added to Steam for free as well, so you can always check it out there too. 

The last game I played was TdV: race for Yellow points. As you can see below, it was a three player game Lara Croft And The Temple of Osiris. It's a twin stick shooter that can't decide if it wants to be top down or isometric, and is riddled with puzzles that change based on how many people are playing (The more people you play with in a session, the more complex the puzzles become. EVERYONE must participate). It's a pretty good game for what it is, and I got it and the season pass for under eight dollars, so it's definitely been worth the money.

I was in the temple of the... ah the name eludes me. Anyway it's the one with the gas bursts from underground. I was playing with my nephew, and we were trying to solve one of the puzzles I believe, either that or we had just solved it. Anyway his grandpa showed up and he had to leave, so poop. lol

I definitely plan to play it again Sam but I'm not sure when. It's a good game but it's also kind of just one of those games I need to be in a certain mood for.

The last game that I had played was called OneShot. It's a game that I really wanted to play ever since I saw videos of it and I love it, it's awesome.

The last game I played was the Resident Evil remake for the GameCube, although I was playing the HD version on the PS3. 

This game improves on the original in pretty much every way. The graphics, audio, gameplay and controls, even the level design and how much content the game offers were all rebuilt from the ground up while still sticking to the core formula which made the ( early games of the ) franchise successful. 

It still offers two different routes to play through the game, either as Jill Valentine or Chris Redfield. The core story line remains mostly the same, but with a few new twists added in to spice things up ( like an immortal monster that constantly hunts you down through out the majority of the game ). I swear the back story of that monster you learn through the notes scattered about the game is one of the saddest things I've ever read in my life. 

The game features the classic Zombies, Dogs, Hunters, etc, and even a few new enemies like Giant Spiders, a Giant Snake boss battle, at one point you see T-Virus infected Sharks, Giant Plants that can walk around and spray you with poison, and so much more lol. They even added a new twist to the Zombies themselves. If the Zombie doesn't have their head blown off, and you don't burn the body within a certain amount of time ( you use Kerosene for this, but like every thing else, it is a limited resource ), they will come back to life as a stronger, faster version of a Zombie called a Crimson Head because of the way their skin turns in to a dark red, almost like dried blood, kind of color. And when I say they're fast, I mean fast lol. They can actually run, and it's only the slightest bit slower than you do, so one wrong move means they've already caught up to you. I absolutely love what they did with the enemies of the game in this remake. Really brings back that fear for your life the original is so famous for instilling in us lol. 

My only complaint about this game is that it set the bar so high for the Resident Evil franchise, and they never bothered to follow up with another one using the classic mechanics. At one point Capcom even announced they were going to do a similar remake for RE2, but must have cancelled the project for one reason or another. RE2 was my favorite of the original trilogy, and it was a huge disappointment they never delivered. Oh, what I would give to see that project come to fruition, but alas, it was never meant to be...

The last game I played was Persona 5. I have the PS4 version, and so far I'm having a blast.