I downloaded Woah Dave, but I didn't play it.

Before that I downloaded Rhythm Thief for 3DS, it was basically musical Wario Ware meets point and click Adventure.
I'm not keen on point and clicks so it wasn't very impressive, but the music was snazzy and I loved the Anime art style, it's definitely well made.

I'm not sure if this counts, but considering it takes like 30 + hours to get through, if not more, I thought it should. The last game I downloaded was Asdivine Menace. It's a JRPG for mobile phones, and it's completely free.
If you're interested after reading this, I recommend starting with Asdivine Dios, since this game is the direct sequel, and even though not mandatory, it'd probably be better to start at the beginning.
If you wish to know more than what I explain here, feel free to PM me or something, as I don't mind to rant about these games all day long XD

When it comes down to it, it's extremely similar to the classic Final Fantasy titles. It has a 16 bit engine (I think that's it), although a lot of the visuals, including combat, are a lot more modern looking and full of detail. The visuals mostly have an anime style feel to it, and when each significant character speaks, it will show a portrait of them next to the text, of which they can vary great;y to show the speaker's current emotional state. It also has that same vibe between characters of the Final Fantasy series. You know the one. Overly nice to each other, with some occasional bickering-because-we-love-each-other type of thing going on. Though I'll admit, some of the humor in the Asdivine franchise is pretty good lol. You explore the world in the exact same Final Fantasy fashion with random encounters along the way. I believe Final Fantasy has to be the inspiration behind the titles, seeing how similar they are in almost every single way. Even some of the enemies you come across along the way are almost identical to those found in the Final Fantasy franchise. Everything is in 2D, but the world itself is 3D, if that makes sense? I mean it's not a side scroller, but everything is viewed from an isometric angle, differing for the field and for battle.

The combat is exactly like classic Final Fantasy titles, with the exception of how each turn is determined. If you've ever played Final Fantasy X (10), then it's EXACTLY like that. There's a bar at the bottom of the screen that shows you who will attack in what order. It's not perfect though, as if a character with much less speed is barely ahead of someone with a lot of speed, the character in the back may still move forward and in front of the first as they progress across the bar at the bottom (progression takes place between turns, until someone reaches the end, meaning it's their turn to act). One other slight difference is the enemies are set up in a grid of 2 rows by 3 columns across from your characters. Your characters can choose to be in the front row or back, a classic RPG trait, but the enemies location determines if you can attack them physically or not. You can only attack the closest enemy in a column for each given row. Of course there are spells which bypass this altogether, but for physical attacks and skills, only the closest enemy for each row may be directly assaulted. Some magic and skills are based on the grid, and can not only hit every enemy with the more powerful techniques, but can be directed either at an entire row, or an entire column at a time (keep in mind for physical attacks / skills, the closest enemy principle still applies). Your characters also have different amounts of energy used separately for spells and skills. MP is used for spells, as per usual. The only way to raise MP is through resting or items. BP is used to perform your skills, and will slowly regenerate each turn, giving you back about 12.5% each turn (about 1/8 or so). It also includes your standard HP, which can be restored through healing spells, items, or resting at an Inn. 

Another cool thing about the combat (which again is very similar to Final Fantasy 10) is when you kill an enemy dealing a certain percentage of damage over their remaining health, as well a certain percentage of their max health (it's easier than it sounds once you're beefed up a little) you can get "OverKills" which will double EXP, Gold, and Skill Points obtained from that enemy. Not only that but each OverKill you get will restore about 10% of all your HP, MP, and BP as well. Some skills or spells hit multiple times, so it's entirely possible to get multiple OverKills on a single opponent. In the last game of the franchise at the very end, using a certain spell that hits every enemy 4 times, fighting a group of 6 enemies can grant you up to 24 OverKills in a single battle, granting you a HUGE bonus to Gold, EXP, and Skill Points. I took full advantage of this in the last title, and plan to do so again in this one lol.

Another Awesome feature the game has, is you can put your characters on Auto-Pilot for battles, which will let them simply slash away until you step in or the battle ends. I found this extremely useful when trying to grind, as you can literally do so while keeping yourself preoccupied with something else. I've actually been grinding levels out while also doing stuff around the site for TdV lol. On top of this, if you want to, you can set the game to automatically SKIP battles with extremely weak enemies that will no longer challenge you. You still get all the EXP and everything from the fight, it's just the game will simply simulate how the battle turns out, and not even make you go through the fight whatsoever. This is an even more useful tool for grinding, since in an area you're going to dominate regardless of who you fight, all you have to do is walk back and forth, and you will still gain EXP and Gold. The game can be a bit of a slow grind at times (with the free version, you can't buy the double EXP item at the very beginning, which is how it was meant to be played. So essentially you're only gaining half the EXP the developers intended unless you cough up some dough), and these features make it so much easier to deal with.

If JRPGs are your thing, or you even remotely enjoy them, I definitely recommend the Asdivine franchise. All of the games but one are completely free to play, and overall they are one of, if not the best mobile phone RPGs to date. Really, go check them out!!

Sorry Eirinn, you said "much stuff," so here it is lol XD

Last game I downloaded was Sonic Lost World.

Haven't really been enjoying it tbh.

Mynamescox44 : You know man, I've seen first hand how capable mobile phones are of running incredible games. Zenonia 3 is an amazing action RPG on Android. Unfortunately I can't do much gaming from my new phone because I need the space for uploading videos to YouTube.



The last game I downloaded was Armello. I've yet to try it, but it looks really great. Come the 22nd when my data rolls over again I'll download Risk and a few others.

Last night, I bought about 12 games. :v I've downloaded only one of them, though...

Dead by Daylight

I don't know why I do this to myself. I know I'm going to probably wet myself during the game, especially at first, but I bought it and downloaded it anyway. Eventually I might wisen up and stick to Mario or something light like that, but today I play Dead by Daylight.

I haven't had the chance to play it yet, but I did watch through the 6 tutorials, and the game looks absolutely awesome. Combine that with the fact that it seems to run relatively well on my toastertop, and I can't wait to get into some gameplay.

P.S. If anyone wants to join in, they've got multiplayer now...

The last game I downloaded was Poker Night 2 for Steam. I got it a little while back from the vizzed market, and it's as fun as I expected a Poker game to be.

I downloaded Picross 3D.

It's nice but it's basic so going more recent I downloaded Puzzle Agent and Portal 2 and those are pretty fun. I recently got my own computer so reinstalling some games was necessary.

The very last game I downloaded - it was so long ago I can not remember when it was - was either Sword of Vermilion or Grandia I to do the speedrun. In both cases I ended up abandoning it because it became much too time-consuming (especially Grandia). Besides I already left a pretty good mark on the TAS world with Breath of Fire I to III, Phantasy Star IV and Paladin's Quest.

The last game that I downloaded happened to be Pokemon Go, the day it came out, and I already put in over 50 hours into it. I love it so far.

The last game I downloaded was Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation. I bought it and the first three Tomb Raiders for roughly $6.50 during a PSN sale.

That same day I also downloaded Poltergeist: A Pixelated Horror, and Amnesia: Memories. Loving both of them, especially Amnesia: Memories. Looking forward to a personal game spree tomorrow with these games.

I'm pretty sure it was one of the free games for XBOX. Not sure which. The last game that I downloaded that I actually spent money one was Skyrim: Special Edition for my XBOX ONE. 

The last game that I downloaded would have been PewDiePies tuber simulator. I downloaded it a few days after it was released and played it for a bit every day since then. Love building my little studio in the game.

The last game I downloaded was Dino Crisis. I downloaded it on my PSTV/PS Vita. I bought it on sale last week (I think) along with Metal Slug Anthology, and Metal Gear Solid: VR Missions. Got it with Christmas money. lol

I remember browsing the Store one day I was so bored I could just die.

I had a look through the demos, to see if there was a glimpse of any game I could be interested in (last demo I tried was for KOF XIV, and guess what's the last physical game I've bought), but since there were none, I had a look through Free games, just so I could download and delete a game equally easy and quick.

The game that ended up being the winner was Hustle Kings. It caught my attention for being a billiards game, and because I added its VR version to the VGR not long ago. At first it seemed enjoyable, with a lot of things to do and accurate physics, but then as I progressed through the storyline I discovered that the AI doesn't play nice and uses inhuman shots, so I ended up ditching it for good.

What a perfect way to remind myself why the f*** I never play simulation sports games... They're never real, and even if they were, I doubt I'd be happy about it (looking at you, FIFA games).

I downloaded Brain age DS to my computer

The last game I downloaded was Sonic Adventure DX on Steam. 

Lexatom was nice enough to share his Steam library with me, which had some awesome games on it like that, SA2, Super Meat Boy, Shovel Knight, Cave Story+, and The Binding of Isaac. I can't wait to dive into each of these, and am extremely grateful for the opportunity ^^ 

I've played Sonic Adventure 2 Battle on the GameCube, but never 1 or the original, so it's great to finally have that chance. They're the best 3D Sonic games in the franchise in my opinion, and I'm really looking forward to the day SA3 will finally be released

The last game I downloaded on Steam was Bunny Must Die! Chelsea and the 7 Devils. The game looked adorable/cute even with such an odd name, so I just had to get it. lol As for what the game is like and whether I would recommend it... I'm about to find out.

The last game I downloaded was Wolf of The Battlefield Commando 3 on my new PS3. I bought it and a few other games in the Vizzed market. Unfortunately it required a download of a patch that was around the same size of the game itself and my low speed data kept disconnecting from the PS3, and since the PS3 loses any downloaded data when it disconnects unlike the PS4, I haven't been able to download the patch. And again, unlike PS4, a PS3 game will not allow you to play it without the newest patch, so I haven't played it yet. It looks decent though.

I downloaded Clash Royale about 3 days ago. I've played this game a few years ago and got bored so i uninstalled it, but recently, some of my classmates started playing it again so i decided to join the fun and reinstall the game

The last game I downloaded was Terraria. 

I haven't actually got a chance to play it yet, but I'm going to later tonight. Jygin shares her Steam library with me, and asked if it was something I would be willing to play with her online. Before either of us go out of our way to try and get another copy ( since people sharing libraries need a copy each to play at the same time ) I was going to try it out and make sure it is some thing I would actually enjoy. 

I'll get back to you on how I feel about it lol