Be Excellent To Each Other

. Fire Emblem: Heroes (iOS) - completed Main Story on Normal
2. Overcooked (PS4) - completed campaign
3. Titanfall 2 (PS4) - completed campaign
4. Until Dawn (PS4) - completed story
5. Resident Evil HD Remaster (PS4) - completed on Easy with Jill
6. Layers of Fear + Inheritance DLC (PS4) - endless loop ending + father ending
7. ABZÛ (PC)
8. Motorsport Manager (iOS) - won the 2027 World Constructor and World Driver Championships
9. (not)Guilty (iOS) - survived Eden prison and found the real murderer
10. Monument Valley 2 (iOS)
11. Assassin's Creed (PC)
12. Gunpoint (PC)
13. Firewatch (PC)
14. Granny's Garden (Amiga)
15. Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge (Amiga) - completed Easy Championship
16. Rainbow Six Siege (PC) - completed all Situations on Normal
17. I Get This Call Every Day (PC) - Bad Ending and Ok Ending
18. I Am Bread (PC) - completed Story Mode
19. ibb and obb (PC) - completed game

Fun in a lot of ways but also maddening in others, this is an indie portal and momentum-based platform puzzler. Sal and I managed to finish it tonight but I don't think we'll be going back to find all the secret worlds as our relationship may not survive. Think Overcooked levels of falling out.

1. Titanfall 2 (PS4) - completed campaign
2. Fifa 17 (PS4) - completed story
3. Granny's Garden
4. Battlefront 2 (PS4) - completed campaign

Well, if you're going to be like that...

1) The Forest (PC)
2) Persona 4 Golden (Vita)
3) The Last Guardian (PS4)
4) ABZU (PC)
5) Sunless Sea (PC)
6) Aragami (PC)
7) Legend of Zelda : Breath of the wild (WiiU)
8 ) Metal Gear Solid Ground Zeroes (PC)
9) Little Big Planet 3 (PS4)
10) SuperHot VR (PC/Vive)
11) Hollow Knight (PC)
12) Nihilumbra (PC)
13) Borderlands: The pre sequel
14) Heat Signature (PC)
15) Grannies Garden (Amiga)
16) Dead Island (PC)
17) Ibb& Obb(PC)
18) Danganronpa V3 (PC)
19) Dying Light (PC)

Actually finished this back in July. Fun coop parkour zombie killing game. Paper thin plot at best, but mechanically solid.

You played it without us.

And I look forward to playing it with you, if you ever get past the single player tutorial. (To be accurate, I played it in the gap after someone failed to buy it)

Bloody Ian

But it's not really a game that's affected by knowing what's coming up. But is affected by daft forced single player sections at beginning and end.

I got it the same time as you and, IIRC, the problem was a certain Dave grossly misrepresented how long it took to get to the co-op portion of the game.

Not my fault you're slow.

I said how long it took me

90. Virginia
91. Tacoma
92. Typoman: an interesting platformer who's main USP is it's word-based world. Bits of the landscape, the hero, the monsters and the puzzles are all made up of, and involve manipulating, words. So, say, you've got a gate blocking the way; you make the word RAISE to work past it. That's a very trivial example and there's much more going on but you get the gist. There are some sections made more frustrating than they need to be due to finicky controls (both in terms of controlling your character and in manipulating the letters) but nothing that takes away the overall fun of the thing. The end does bring an overall feeling that more could've been done with the concept and it slightly outstays it's welcome but it's still recommended.
93. The Uncertain: Episode 1: a point-and-click game which sees you controlling a robot living in a world where humans have driven themselves extinct and mechanical life is building a civilisation from the ashes. It's not a very difficult game--providing you don't miss any items when sweeping a room--and it doesn't do anything new with the format but it seems like an interesting story and graphically there's some obvious talent going on. The downsides are clunky dialogue and a story that ends just as it's getting going; though apparently they've made very big changes to the actual gameplay stylings due to user feedback so I'm curious to see what the upcoming second episode willl bring.
94. Monchroma: yet another indie platformer cribbing almost entirely from LIMBO's playbook. The only thing it brings to the table is that the entire game sees you ferrying your little brother around on your back, so it's not just your own character you need to get through each level. When you're carrying him your walk speed and jump height are limited and you can only put him down in certain designated places so, much like in ICO, you end up feeling frustrated and held back by the NPC almost instantly. Graphically it looks alright but not as good as the screenshots suggest and the animation is noticeable wonky which you never entirely get used to. All of this would be fine as the general gameplay is engaging enough and there are some clever puzzles in there but it goes on for far too long and by the time you get to the crappy final boss fight you're wishing for it to be over.
95. N.E.R.O. (Nothing Ever Remains Obscure): if it's not already obvious from the title this is a walking simulator with light puzzles and a massive superiority complex. It start off seemingly trying to tell three stories at once (that of the player character's journey; something about fucking pirates on a secret island plus a conversation between two parents about their sick child) via the ever-so subtle mechanism of 'having chunks of dialogue just fucking floating there right in front of you at random as you move around the level'. It very quickly gets pared down without explanation to the main story of the parents at which point it becomes exactly the kind of thing you've see loads of times before and done much better. The graphics are nice enough in places but the whole thing has a general low quality feel to it and the levels aren't coherent interesting places to explore, just random stuff thrown in to lead you from one bit of floating text to the next. Oh, and there's a 'run' button which increases your walking pace and there's never any reason not to use it so you just end up pissed off at having to hold it down for literally the entire game.

Note: I haven't gone mad and forgotten what year it currently is; I genuinely finished all these before today and just hadn't logged them.

Said no one ever.

Said loads of people. Fuck escort quests, especially when they make up an entire game.

FEEX.