Here's my list of games that I just so happened to finish in the year 2014.
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Finished the beast in preparation of it's immanent sequel.
One of the best 3 star games I've ever played.
I remember Vinny talking about this on the podcast a while back and always meant to play it. It was originally a 3ds exclusive, but it got ported to Pc and I picked it up on steam not too long ago. Simply put, I absolutely love this game. Robuts and westerns are two of my favorite things and both together is even better. It wasn't particularly long, somewhere around 6 hours, but I had a blast with it!
The Swapper is an incredibly atmospheric game with some of the most challenging and rewarding puzzles I've had the pleasure to solve since portal. The narrative themes and subject matter thoughtfully explore the very nature of our consciousness.
A wonderful puzzle platformer with a surprisingly interesting story. Also rubber trenchcoats.
Random hilarity and nonsensical cohesion are the two phrases that pop into my mind when thinking of this game.
Even though I'm putting Titanfall on this list, by no means am I through playing it. I haven't been as excited and invested in a multiplayer game like this since Modern Warfare 2. So happy I ended up liking the it! So far, I've finished the campaign and put somewhere around 25 hours of time into the whole thing if I'm including the beta. At this point I'm pretty sure it'll end up somewhere on my Goty list.
The best exclusive for the Ps4 so far. A little short on content and narrative, but so much fun to play. I've already started my second playthrough.
Tight controls, satisfying combat and an awesome soundtrack. Aria of sorrow is the closest a Castlevania game has come to reaching the heights of Symphony of the Night for me. Definitely one of the best in the series.
Wow, just wow. I wish I'd have gotten around to playing this last year. It would've definitely made my top 10 list. Although, maybe my choice not to play the game before was yet another ending to the game... Regardless, I'm glad I finally decided to fire it up.