[Cross Platform] Last game you have played?

Crash Bandicoot..

Slippery climb is so * frustrating. The first checkpoint is miles away.

 

Is that before or after The High Road? I actually found that one ok, but remember struggling big time with it when playing on PS3.

The High Road and a couple of the bosses on the first game had me close to tears.

 

Aye * this game

 

Playing Rayman Legends with the girlfriend on co-op. It's pretty fun.

 

Did the same with my missus. Also, Overcooked. Both good fun. There aren't enough good couch co-ops these days.

I'm just finishing off Infamous: Second Son. No idea what game to play next, but I've got loads to choose from.

 

'Yup. Outside of party-games - which usually get old pretty fast - there's a real dearth of good co-operative games.

 

Everything is so geared towards online now, devs pretty much neglect the fact that we still do enjoy playing together in the same room.

Any game that has a secondary character should really allow a co-op mode. Like Uncharted, you are 90%of the time running around with a friend, let that be co-op.
Any fps shooter game you tend to be in a team - co-op mode for story.
Sport games are easy enough.
RPG games have never been good for co-op - probably where (along with sport) online is best.

 

Skyrim : Special Edition
Fallout 4
NBA2K17
Euro Truck Simulator 2
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2

 

GTA V

Worrying how therapeutic I find this game.

 

It is. Not too much into the online stuff though. Been playing the story line for the third time now and destroying * along the way. First on the 360, than again on the ps4 and now on the laptop.

 

I've played a bit online but mainly just the races, normally I would be an online gamer but when it comes to GTA I'd buy it for the story mode. It's brilliant.

 

Skyrim Special Edition (PS4)
GTA 5 (PS4)
Football Manager 17 (PC)
Foxhole (PC)
Citadel : Forged In Fire (PC)

Foxhole is fun. Can be really slow at the start but once it gets going its pretty good. Was in a squad with a guy the other day who was pretending it was the real front line. Kinda like what StoneMountain64 does but with a Brummy accent. Was in * tears at times listening to him

Citadel has taken the Youtubers by storm. Its abit like Rust but with Wizards. Definitely still needs some work but who doesn't want to fly a Dragon or ride a stag? Still trying to get to grips with the building side of the game. All of my houses look like * shacks compared to some of the * mansions that I've seen

 

Nier Automata

 

ffxiv

 

Currently still playing PES 2017 and Ghost Recon which is ok

 

Rome total war, first time I've played it in years

 

Went back and played Canis Canem Edit, and just got the platinum trophy for it. I fear these platinum trophies will become addictive

 

When trophies first came out, loads of folk went on a "trophy hunt" practically all my mates were buying games like Terminator Salvation (?) purely for an easy platinum trophy (it's like play the ten levels, get gold for completing each, and a platinum for beating the game, on any difficulty).

For me though, never got around to getting a single one.

Can't work my mind out how I've not even went up a level in the 15 months I've had a ps4 though. Still stuck on level 12 all this time.

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I never really took much notice of them at all until recently. I got one for Game of Thrones just for completing the game, but I was still not all that bothered. Then I got something like 91% on Assassins Creed II without really noticing, so decided to finish it up for the platinum and, I have to say, it was a nice feeling.

It's encouraged me to go back and finish up other games, instead of continually buying more and never finishing any of them.