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ITT, you will briefly give your opinion on the last game you played. Here's mine.



Battlefield 3

I HATE the campaign, but the multiplayer's fun.

I totally fucked up Trip and Grace's marriage.

One word: Melon

Making a giant replica of the walls from Attack on Titan in minecraft. I have too much time on my hands.

Garry's Mod.
I'm still not used to the new GUI.

That sounds awesome!

(These are shots I took)

SCP Containment Breach is a great game.

RIP AND TEAR! RIP AND TEAR! RIP AND TEAR! RIP AND TEAR!

RIP AND TEAR! RIP AND TEAR! RIP AND TEAR! RIP AND TEAR!

RIP AND TEAR! RIP AND TEAR! RIP AND TEAR! RIP AND TEAR!

RIP AND TEAR! RIP AND TEAR! RIP AND TEAR! RIP AND TEAR!

DIE!

The ending felt like:

Very addictive game.
Also "This armour is heaveh"

Arma 3 Beta

The place where naked soldiers with Rocket launchers fight for their country.

Fire Emblem Awakening

I love the story and relationship system (though I like Radiant Dawn's story better at this point). I don't like that they scrapped the magic triangle and horse special abilities.

I also am a bit pissed that they didn't bother to make custom heads for the cameo DLC. >_<;;

Screenshot is from Cursed Treasure 2, a tower defense game by IriySoft. Notice the Amazon's "charm" technique whereby removing her armor will distract your nearby towers. It's all G-rated and Hays-compliant, but this is mildly ecchi. Very mildly ecchi. Someone could, in theory, get off on this if they really set their mind to it.

I just now noticed that the game refers to "his armor" in the description of the Final Rush skill. It's a trap? They probably have one text for the technique shared across all of the units that have it.

The game itself is repetitive and highly polished. You'll like it if you like tower defense games, you won't if you don't.

The first draft of this post said Hayes-compliant which would be something else entirely.

It has, in my opinion, one of the best storylines in videogame history. Interesting setting, not often seen in videogames. Memorable characters like a talking skull, a chaste succubus, a man who is also a portal to the plane of fire. This game is very dialogue-heavy, so you need to be prepared to read a lot.

UPDATED MY JOURNAL.

UFO on normal

F**king gimmick bullets everywhere, DIdn't even reach Murasa.

The Town With No Name for Amiga CDTV/CD32

What it lacks in graphics it makes up for in the storyline

One of the best games of all time in my mind. Really.
That might have been the second game I last played, but TF2 is like a constant in the universe. I did get 4 backstabs in a row, one of which was a fully-charged Medic, so I got 2 achievements, so that was nice. And people keep opening pallets of summer crates, so I might just open one myself.

The most recent game that I played was SS13.

The server was in sandbox mode, so people could spawn stuff. In theory, sandbox is where people spawn things and learn the ropes and tricks of the game. In practice, everyone spawns uberguns and blows the shit out of eachother. The server I frequent is more mature than that, but there's this one guy who, even in normal rounds, goes "LOL I'M CRAZY XDDD" and has flashbacks during which he just randomly kills people. Everyone's tired of his shit at this point, and he'll probably be banned in a week or two for his tendencies. Anywho, when everyone left (including admins) for the night, me and him were still up. I had given myself some magical abilities earlier in the round since I was just wandering about, RPing a bokor-type character. He made a big combat mech and tried to kill me with a fuckton of missiles. I brought all the lockers to life and had them beat the shit out of his mech. He later walked into a hallway that had sleeping gas in it that he released, and he forgot to wear an airtank so he passed out and died.

SS13's a magical place. Great game, if you know what you're doing. It's one of my favorite games, even with the shitty program its built on. Sandbox mode and normal modes are two completely different player mentalities, though.

They stole the ending to inception. Some people can't be original these days.

I love that game!

I stayed up until 4 in the morning playing The Cave. I don't know how to solve a puzzle in the Twins' level, and I'm completely clueless. The solution's probably going to end up being really obvious because I'm dumb. :/
The Cave's an average game so far. The writing is sure to get a laugh or two out of you, but some of the puzzles (up to this point) had pretty obvious solutions, and involved a lot of monotonous backtracking.

Half of the fun is identifying the characters!

What game would you say is most similar in gameplay to Project X Zone? I'm thinking about getting more 3DS games.

It's a strategy RPG with slight fighting game elements.
Though, by fighting game, I mean that you have a (very small) moves list. Don't worry, you don't have to memorize anything. You only got three "moves," the A button, the A button and left, or the A button and right. It's really all about timing more than figuring out the best combos.

It's one of those games that there's so much going on that it's hard to describe, but you'll pick up on it quickly.

I can't think of any game it's really similar to, but I don't play a lot of strategy RPGs, so I'm sure at least one person will play it and say "oh yeah, it's like X" or whatnot.

Get it if you like any of the companies involved in the crossover. Otherwise, it's not going to be nearly as magical of an experience.

I haven't played that many games whose characters appear in the game, but it still looks interesting. I'll give it a try!

Hell yeah, it was dark and tragic at times.

Just one more page. I cry every time.

Random drumming in the jam mode is fun

The last game I beat was Bioshock Infinite. The game I am currently playing is Chrono Trigger. They're basically the same game, right?

I stayed up until 3 A.M. playing WWE '13. The character customization is so awesome, and I get lost in it so easily.

I just downloaded the new Walking Dead DLC that came out today.

TF2: Hats

Chess. It was a decent match, and I won, so it's all good.

Killing Floor.

If you are attacked by a Fleshpound, I recommend shooting in until it stops moving.

It was long ago, I was in Garry's mod making a picture and I was boring so… I do this:

PMD: Gates to Infinity

I like it, it's easier to play than the previous 2 since you gain abilities easier and there are abilities that really help out in the long run, the team attack really does help a lot too. The character development was also really good, and I had no idea where the plot was going so there were surprises everywhere. I honestly don't know why IGN hated it, probably they have a bias against non-hardcore games.

Coincidence? I don't know the names of the monsters, but that damn hopping one keeps dodging my bullets! And this is the first time playing it. At first, I thought it'd scare the living daylights out of me, but now I see it as f*cking amazing! Grab it while you can, lads… it's on sale!
Oh, and this guy… killed me all the time!

Monster Hunter Ultimate 3
It's horrible, tedious, another rehashed installment, and not worth your time at all.

Totally.

P.S. Blackberry phones have shit cameras.

Great game, not scary as the other two, but still pretty awesome

Expand; Why did you find it so terrible? (B:BC2 was obviously better though)

For me, I technically last played FIFA 13…

It's broken as hell but if you took out all the things about it that are broken and were never fixed, then it's probably decent at best.

Battlefield 3's campaign is a bloated, gelatinous blob of explosions, unnecessary f-bombs, and set pieces that have lost all sense of excitement and value. The game doesn't even attempt to have any sort of characterization, and it has absolutely no original ideas in its head. The missions are told in flashback form from an interrogated soldier (Black Ops), there are threats of a nuclear bomb (CoD 4), and you fight Russians (every game ever made). It railroads you along throughout all 4-5 hours of it, and gives you almost no freedom. For example, once I had two fully-loaded machine guns that would get the job done in any situation. At one point, the game would NOT let me proceed with the mission until I picked up a slightly different machine gun that was even less effective than the ones I had before. Also, one mission began with my character climbing into a jet. It was going to be a thrilling change of pace for the game! But when we took off into the air, it suddenly turned into an incredibly boring game of, "Point At That Red Square Until We Say To Press That Button".

TL;DR, It gives you no freedom, it has no original ideas, it's ungodly boring at times, and it is the epitome of what makes modern-military shooters so bad (I haven't played MoH: Warfighter yet, so that crown might be snatched from BF3 soon).

You've reminded me… While you're exaggerating at times in that paragraph, I can certainly agree with the 'stolen' ideas and recycled ones.

Not to mention how the one cool and anticipated mission turned out to be literally point-and-click. T_T

Have you recreated The Shockmaster.

I've only played the original UT2004 mod for Killing Floor. But I take it you are talking about the standalone release?

How different is the standalone version from the mod, if you know? Still the same gameplay?

warcraft 3 frozen throne

how can this game still be so awesome and fun?

Snowboard supercross, everytime I think I'm starting to get good, I fail miserably on the next race.

I just bought this a few days ago jumped in a multiplayer and killed this guy with help of my team.
Defintely better co-op.

I am yet again using limited data allowance to post here…

My answer depends on flash or non-flash.

flash = Gemcraft Labyrinth, in which I'm just doing endurance because.

Non-flash = SA on normal. While I can 1cc on easy, I can barely reach stage 4 on normal. That is not for lack of deathbombing, which I am actually getting decent at. It's the whole dodging bullets thing that's the problem. Not for lack of trying, of course. (I just want to reach at least Mega Flare on a 1cc… which, to be fair, is almost the very end of the game.)

Nuff said.

quite possibly the best FPS ive ever played. its what a true FPS should be before they introduced all this bullshit auto health regen and aim down sight stuff.

this game is what i trully call a classic FPS. it was challenging, amazing graphics, scary as fuck, but just downright fun no matter how many times i play it.

It's certainly more enjoyable than the PS2 version.

Sure, the game is considerably easier, even on the hardest difficulty, but it's actually playable now. They fixed a lot of problems that the original faced and allowed you to deviate more towards social links without leaving you lacking in levels.

Are you good at tricks?

I, for one, LOVE getting into the diamond brackets with about 20,000,000 points.