The last game I played was a game called Flow Free on my Android phone.

It's one of those grid-based puzzle games where I have to connect certain colored dots to the other dot of the same color on a grid. The grids range in size from 5 x 5 to 13 x 13, so it can get pretty complex at the higher levels. The number of dot pairs can also range from about 3 to 10 or so, so trying to figure out how to connect them all can be a pain. Did I mention that you also have to make sure you fill in every single square of the grid, while connecting all the dot pairs? Cause you do. You also can only move the lines connecting them in the 4 basic directions going up, down, left, or right, so you're very limited in not being able to back track or cross lines what so ever. Some levels even feature bridges, which allow lines to cross over themselves in a cross fashion, so on the higher levels with a ton of pairs to connect, you also have to fill the bridge in from both directions.

It's an awesome brain teaser.

The last game that I played was Champions or Norrath 2 I thought it was time to play some ps2, so I did just that. It was great to play since like I played the first one, and got this one on Amazon some months ago. And as I thought the game would be amazing to play just like the first one was fun.

The last game I played was Pokemon Omega Ruby. I'm trying to do some EV and IV stuff before the the Sun and Moon demo comes out.

I played some dragon quest 8 on my ps2 today not much though, it was only for a small limited of time. I do plan on getting back to playing the game more.

The last game I played was Ballpoint Universe: Infinite on Steam.

I was playing it to take screen shots to add to the site, but was really blown away by how fun it actually is. The game consists of small platformer elements, as you navigate your way through a 2D world. The entire game is drawn by a ball-point pen, hence where the name comes from, and I mean literally every thing in the game.

The real meat of the game comes in the form of a 2D horizontal shooter much like the classic Gradius or Raiden franchises. It plays mostly like you would expect, but it does have a few unique twists added to the concept. First, there's a large blade that hovers over the top of your ship, and it will slice downward, striking any enemy that gets close to your ship. This does a great deal more damage than your blasters, adding a risk / reward element to using it, since it's also easier to take damage in close quarters. It's also implemented in to the enemy design, as some foes have a shield that deflects your bullets, so using the melee attack is the only way to dispatch them. 

Another feature is that the ship can be upgraded with the points you earn. Your blaster, melee blade, maximum health, and special power attack can all be upgraded in tiers, as well as each category having multiple forms that can be unlocked with progression.

And all of this I found within the first ten minutes of the game. I haven't even played any further in to it and encountered all of this, so I have high hopes for the game. I highly recommend every one who enjoys the genre to check it out, and there should still be a few copies in the Vizzed Market if you would like to purchase it from there.

Technically the last game I played was Kung Fu Panda: Showdown of Legendary Legends on PS4, which is basically Smash Bros. reskinned. Lol I was making sure it worked since it was bought used and as a gift for my nephew.


The last I game I actually played more than a few moments of to test was Skylanders Trap Team with my nephew a week ago. o__o I haven't played in a while since I was sick for four or five days and have been working on Vizzed or writing a story all of my spare time since then.

What I was doing: invading a flying airship fortress thingy (totally the technical name, I'm sure) and defeating Chef Pepperjack.

Where I was...on the ship I just mentioned, so yeah.

Not playing it anymore since I have the platinum and am done with it for good probably until my nephew wants to play again.
I really need to play something tonight.

The last game I played was Tecmo Super Bowl 2017. Even though that hack has serious graphic problems, I'm actually doing a lot better with that one than the 2016 version.

The last game I played was Taito Basketball for the NES.

It's pretty much what you would expect from a sports game made that long ago, though that's not to say it was bad by any means. I really liked the game's mechanics, and how the dunk / lay-up concept was implemented. You have to time your shot as you jump, and when going in close, you have to time your release so a ball moving across a bar at the bottom of the screen falls in the center. Over all it's a pretty fun game to play.

The last game and still playing.....Medal of Honor:  Warfighter (xbox360).  I'm enjoying it....worth a play if you like shooters. 

World of Warcraft, I was leveling my 100 level Windwalker Monk in Highmountain. He is blood elf called Legaia.

The last game that I played was Freedom Wars. I just bought it a few days ago because it was really cheap at Gamestop and I really liked the game when I had it as part of my Playstation Plus subscription so I wanted to get it for myself and it was totally worth it. Lots of fun.

The very last game I played was battle toads on Nintendo. I hate to admit but I see others are like me. I have never beat it. Last night I beat the turbo tunnel and was getting my butt handed to me after. I am still on a mission to conquer it.

Last game I played was Team Fortress 2. It was pretty fun, I had some good laughs with that game. Although I don't know why I enjoy it so much. lol

The last game I played is called Strategist on the NES. I'm pretty sure it's from somewhere in Asia?

It's kind of hard to understand how it works, since it's a poker game without an actual 52 card deck. The cards used have no explanation provided, so even though the game is in English, you're pretty much forced to learn by trial and error. It has a war element to it, as each time you score against your opponent, there's a little cinematic of a tank or some thing similar attacking your foe's base or some thing. I don't know, it's hard to understand because absolutely nothing is explained lol.

I finally played an FNAF game today. FNAF 3 to Ben precise. I just got it today and played for it a lot title which open and can finally say that I have payed an FNAF game after all these years, and yes, I did like the game.

The last game I played was Snoopy's Silly Sports Spectacular! for the NES.

It's a goofy little game featuring Snoopy, Woodstock ( the little bird who hangs out with Snoop ), and the one who looks like Snoopy with a bowler cap and mustache(?) whose name eludes me at the moment. They play sports like Sack Racing, Pole Vaulting over a river, Boot Throwing which is more or less Shot-Put, and a few other silly mini-games. The game is stupid difficult though, as every mini-game requires near perfect timing or execution to even get past the first obstacle, or simply complete the objective, let alone do well. I hate how these retro games that were aiming at a young demographic have insane levels of difficulty. There's no way young children could actually enjoy playing them lol.

After I played FNAF 3 for a bit tonight, I got back into Game Dev Tycoon for a bit for the first time in more than a year. I really like the game but at so hard to get things right when you are trying to make the perfect game.