Black Mesa With the new engine it's a decent game even by today's standards. I'm sure it was revolutionary back in the day.
Completed Tales of the Abyss for the 3DS the other night and last night I completed Mario 3D Land but then found out you have to do all worlds again but for a special harder mode.
Half-life was absolutely mind blowing if you played it back in 1998. So many conventions we now take for granted in first person shooters go back to Half-life. The Xen sections are the only shitty part, but I can forgive that because the rest of it was so good.
No I got to 99999, found all the sexy masks, took out all the NPC's of the game and wiped the planet off the face of the game so it was 1000% complete.
But did you read all the words in the manual and examined every pixel? Otherwise that ain't complete in my book
Kingdom hearts: Dream Drop Distance Another quality Kingdom hearts game once again. I thought it was going to have less main story canon than the other four games but the last part of the game raised the game to epicness as per and it sets up the story for Kingdom Hearts 3. The last few end bosses were really hard and took countless tries at my low level.
I never finish games at a low level, my obsessive compulsive nature won't let me! I don't know when the last time I played a game without using a FAQ in fact that's probably why I put gaming on a back burner for now, I'm nust not happy till I've THOROUGHLY like Monsley's definition of 100% completed them!
Then the game is too easy if you are overpowered. I checked out a FAQ and they were leveled well beyond level 40 and had some epic moves and skills which I never even had. Hardcore style the amount of times I got my ass handed to me, one move KO's and retrys. It felt much better when each battle was overcome.
I don't think I posted an over the top list of requirements for completion of skyrim. People who finish the dovahkiin quest line and consider the game completed are like people who'd go to the cinema, and leave after the trailers claiming they'd seen the whole film.
I finally got around to playing through Dear Esther. It's a really beautiful and haunting experience, but it's definitely a niche title. There isn't much interaction at all. You walk around the island through caves and outside. A narrator reads a letter or makes a comment about something in the environment now and then. It's about an hour long, too. I bought it for almost nothing through a past Steam sale and enjoyed it. It was a nice change of pace. I'll probably play through it again eventually to see if there are things I missed.
I'm quite keen to try that - got some glowing write-ups a while back. I'm quite keen to pick up a few more steam games; really enjoyed paying Faster Than Light recently.
I was very keen on it - really was a great starship commander simulator. Really tough though, you definitely need keen decision making skills.