The OFFICIAL What was the last game you beat?

Cookie Clicker at 100%...

Had to sadly resort to cheating, didn't want to RNG for years.

The crew 2 100%
easy game to complete

Heaven's vault. Not yet, but almost. Probably an hour or two left, and might go for a second run because I want to know more about that world. It's extremely rare for me to repeat a game, but I haven't seen such magnificent world-building in years.

Rebel Cops.
While the XCOM style turn based approach is kinda overused IMO,what the game nails is the atmosphere.It makes you feel as if you're playing inside an 80's action series or movie.A mixture of A-Team and a Steven Seagal flick.It's not too difficult either.

100% Down in Bermuda
Chill game with simple puzzles that makes for a short and easy completion,barring a timed achievement that can give you trouble and cause you to have to replay the whole game up to that point because there's no chapter select.For what it is it has a pretty hefty price tag IMO (16,79€),but it goes on sale fairly frequently up to a 90% discount (which is when i picked it up).

Layers of Fear 2. While not as strong as the first game - it was still an enjoyable experience. The voice acting on the little boy T_T

gonna replay metro 2033 now

Hitman:Absolution

The Descendant
Story rich point and click. I thought it was real good and would def recommend

Gotham Knights

Bioshock

Far Cry 5. Of all Far Cry games I've played, this and Blood Dragon are the only ones I'd recommend.
I'm choosing between FC New Dawn or AC Origins to play next.

The Pathless (PS5 version) Platinumed it as well! :D 20th game out of my goal of 22 for the year to beat! :D 2 more games to go~!

Moon Hunters.Not 100% because lots of achievements rely on random events to obtain them,but i consider it done after having unlocked all classes and endings.
The gameplay loop gets tedious after a while trying to get the right events to spawn,also the game is clearly made to be played in co-op,because i found personally that just 2 of the 7 classes are viable for solo play.It's also clear that the devs intend for you to play with a controller,given the lack of mouse functionality in the main menu(big no-no for me).
I expected more,but some of it is on me.Maybe someday i'll stop buying(or entering GAs in this case) based mostly on aestethics.6/10

A Pokèmon fangame called Littleroot Researchers.
It takes place in part of Gen3's map,but it has Gen4 aesthetics and some Gen6 mechanics.It is linear,but for being made by one guy as a gamejam submission is pretty good and it has a decent length of 6 to 7 hours.

JUST beat Resident Evil Village.

Wow. Just Wow. That game was AMAZING! I loved it. And I loved RE 7 as well so.....

Bioshock Remastered. Excellent game, I'm working on a review for it.

Last 100% beaten was I'm On Observation Duty 3, wasn't a big fan of the first person view, and maybe I was just unlucky - but this wasn't very scary.

After that I had a short playthrough of Self-Checkout Unlimited, a very pleasing psychological non-horror vaporwave walking simulator. I was really taken in by the psychoanalysis the game did of me after my first run, had no experience with 'eight-circuit model of consciousness' before.

Liberated

Completed 100% Need for Speed Payback yesterday, totally worthy the 90% off, really nice game.

Asterix XXL 3, only because i am a big fan of the 1 and 2 episode, but this one not really worth it ...

Wasteland 3

Hitman (2016)

Paradigm.
A weird and absurd,but also enjoyable point&click adventure.

Of Orcs and Men.
A precursor to the Styx games,it's not a good experience in my book.The only good thing i found was the characterization,especially of the two protagonists,and the story that was well told while being somewhat clichè.
The voice acting is subpar and with a lot of gratuitous swearing,the loot is uninspired and the combat system is unintuitve and clunky.Also Styx can be used as a stealth character,but the opportunities to do so effectively are very sparce and the mechanics extremely barebones. 3/10