Games Played in 2020

Published on January 6, 2020
Last updated on December 23, 2020
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In this list will put the games that I have played solo, with a friend and the dropped ones.

The order of the games will be crologic with some notes.

This list will updated.


Animal Crossing: New Leaf

Date: 1/6/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 150h13m

  • A fantastic sandbox where the player is mayor of his own village, where he can manage the way he wants, and also build various public projects over time. and yet having a house of their own where can be upgraded over time with a lots of various themes to equip the house. The only point I didn't like very much was the Villages don't contribute to the village's public projects. But apart from that, it is a good game to pass the time when there is nothing to play else.

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League of Heroes

Date: 1/6/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 7h47m

  • A Roguelike with various types of objects so that the player can evolve the character throughout the various scenarios. There is not much customization for the character in the sense that the best armor and weapon makes the player win the mission. The only negative point I found in the game is that it became repetitive after some time, where also the difficulty in arranging the special coin also increases what I advise is to use the coin with caution. But apart from this this game is good to play at work break.

Red Dead Redemption

Date: 1/6/2020
Completed: With Friend
Time: 15h42m

  • An undoubtedly action-packed game where the player sees a cowboy movie in firsthand. Despite the action of the game I found the story itself very cliché and undoubtedly a very repetitive game throughout the acts which disappointed me a bit because it was the game of the year 2010. So I just focused on the main quests of the game since I was feeling bored with this game.

Resident Evil VII: Biohazard

Date: 1/7/2020
Completed: With Friend
Time: 13h20m

  • A game a little different from other Resident Evils, which I found interesting. I had the opportunity to play this game a bit on VR and I loved the experience. However I found that some animations such as opening the doors and healing hindered the gameplay a bit when the player wanted to escape the enemies in my opinion. But aside from the tension in every corner without knowing what to expect, it makes this game a good chilling experience.

Call of Cthulhu

Date: 1/8/2020
Completed: With Friend
Time: 8h42m

  • A investigation game that over the various chapters gradually evolves in the story where it arouses the curiosity of the player until the end, in which the decisions he makes will have influence in the end. Perhaps the only weakness in the game was the low voices in the cutscenes, but other than that it's a game that everyone should play once in a lifetime.

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The Beast Inside

Date: 1/9/2020
Completed: With Friend
Time: 5h51m

  • A game with an interesting story that diverges between past and present throughout the chapters. Where there is a balance between horror and tranquility without demanding both styles too much. An interesting story from start to finish, where sometimes the commands can be a bit clumsy in my opinion, but it was a good experience.

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Apsulov: End of Gods

Date: 1/10/2020
Completed: With Friend
Time: 5h21m

  • A game involving Nordic mythology that takes place in an underground facility, where the player throughout the game realizes what is going on around him. But there are some points to note, such as the player being trapped in a tube, the enemy being in the same cornered position of the player is, the rooms becoming too repetitive, the power to kill enemies takes a long time to load, among others. I found the story minimally interesting, but if you're expecting a big scary game, you'll be a little disappointed.

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Uncanny Valley

Date: 1/11/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 1h21m

  • A small game where the player is a security guard who has just moved to a new city, where he has some problems. The story that exists around the game can be a bit confusing, there are several endings depending on what the player does. Although I think this game is nothing special in my opinion.

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Thorne

Date: 1/13/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 2h56m

  • A game that reminded me a bit of "The Witcher", although the protagonist has no powers, but because he is a alone traveler who works for money. Despite being a small game there are some side quests to do if you want to. Perhaps the downside of this game is the combat system that becomes a bit frustrating for the player because he have to be face to face with the enemy to hit.

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Last Heroes

Date: 1/15/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 4h28m

  • A game with a linear story where a player can progress without having too much trouble losing himself to where to go. An RPG for casual gamers, with a slightly cliche storyline with some characters to play. Unfortunately there is no quest journal system, so the player has to be mindful of the dialogue and remember where to go to progress in the story.

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Subserial Network

Date: 1/16/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 4h35m

  • A visual novel text, in which I had never played one and I really enjoyed the experience. It has an interesting story where keywords are important to progress in the game, in this world where humanity is angry synthetics.

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Last Day of June

Date: 1/18/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 2h48m

  • A small game in which it shows how much a person would like to change the events for an unavoidable outcome, where the game takes the player through several puzzles, memories where he also knows the other characters that are part of the plot, with an unexpected ending which surprised me.

Divinity: Original Sin - Enhanced Edition

Date: 1/20/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 115h15m

  • Boy, what an adventure! I think this was my first RPG of this genre where every decision on character customization is essential, each character has his or her role and personality. A vast world to explore with dozens of side quests to do, where the player meets a vast cast with a lot of personality. A game that can be played with a friend or solo. Perhaps one of the negative aspects of this game is perhaps not having a linear story, where sometimes the player feels lost without knowing where to go next, but aside from that I loved playing.

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Bad Dream: Coma

Date: 1/21/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 4h52m

  • A point & click game where the protagonist is taken to a world a little different from the real one, in which each action taken throughout the game has a sequence revealing whether the protagonist is good, neutral or bad leading to one of the finals. I did the route of good and bad and without a doubt the world between these two routes changes dramatically.

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Killing Time (2017)

Date: 1/23/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 6h29m

  • A game a little different from the usual, in which the player does quests where he can succeed or fail (with a bad consequence from the enemy). I really liked the design of the protagonist and the CG despite being censored, which makes no difference to me. The story itself is nothing special in my opinion. But the big problem of this game is the English version, in my opinion it seems to me that the translation was done on the google translator without being revised because many of the phrases do not make sense which makes reading the game horrible, not to mention the poorly organized text where it is often cut during the various scenes what leaves the player without knowing what is happening and that is a big turn off for me for this game.

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Discouraged Workers

Date: 1/24/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 2h19m

  • A visual novel that shows a 28 year old girl desperate to find a job. Throughout the game the player gets to know the protagonist's backgroud, what she thinks, and the people she interacts with. There are not many options to choose from in this game which makes the story a little linear, however I do not recommend this game to anyone who is go through depression.

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GooCubelets

Date: 1/25/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 3h01m

  • A very interesting puzzle game that challenges the brain of the player over 50 levels, where the player spends his time well without getting frustrated, in my opinion.

Endless Legend

Date: 1/26/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 31h22m

  • This game is undoubtedly my favorite after civilization, despite having some differences. There are several factions available, where the player can customize each feature or go with the default one. However, here the player can customize each unit in detail with the best armor, weapon and items depending on the technology he has developed and the materials he has. A good hobby when you have nothing to do.

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A Wizard's Lizard

Date: 1/27/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 2h16m

  • An isaac style game but with some differences where the player has a second life from the beyond where he will have to fight with these monsters until he reaches the circle to resuscitate to return to the world of the living. The only thing that I thought was bad but maybe it is supposed to be that way is that there are no checkpoints between levels (e.g. cemetery and sewers). And as with Isaac's game, I'm not very good at these types of games and for now I conclude this game.

Epistory: Typing Chronicles

Date: 1/28/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 7h48m

  • It is the first time that I play this type of game and I loved the experience. The story surrounding the game leaves the player curious until the end. The gameplay is undoubtedly different from the usual what I loved, where the player will have to write the words that appear on the screen whether in combat or not, where he will gain exp to improve his skills. A good game for everyone to play.

Way of the Samurai 3

Date: 1/31/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 9h

  • I played the first two titles on PS2 without really knowing what to expect ... and I loved it. Each decision made in the game takes the player to an end of several. In which it makes the player return to play again making other decisions. In my case I made some finals. At each end the player can unlock extra content depending on the points he has. However, it can become repetitive after several attempts to have other endings.

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Choose Wisely

Date: 2/18/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 3h37m

  • A game where the player wakes up in a castle without knowing how he got there, where he will have to make choices and fight monsters to get out of there. The story of the game did not find anything special which disappointed me a little, despite the layout of the maps I find quite interesting. There are several achievements to do where the player will have to repeat the game if he wants to have 100%.

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Trapped Dead

Date: 2/18/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 3h10m

  • [Dropped] An interesting game to play if it weren't for the various bugs like the characters being stuck in critical situations, the first aid doesn't work as it is supposed to, the characters stop attacking for some reason despite the player previously having tell them to attack. I managed to go to prison with some frustration and after that I gave up on the game for now.

Stasis

Date: 2/24/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 5h58m

  • A point and click game and sci-fi horror where the player wakes up in a ship without remembering how he got there. Over time the player visits several places in order to find his wife and daughter where he learns what really happened on the ship. There are several achievements to unlock where the protagonist can die horrible ways.

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Dragon Age: Origins - Ultimate Edition

Date: 3/1/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 80h45m

  • An epic adventure, with an engaging story and soundtrack, the several characters the player can have on his team each one there one personality. Despite this a game has been out for some time the graphics still charming, the combat mechanics are a bit different from what I'm used to but nothing complicated. The game gives the player freedom to customize the various characters and compose the tactics in their own way. Undoubtedly this game should be play once in a lifetime.

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I Shall Remain

Date: 3/1/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 18h50m

  • [Dropped] The concept of the game is interesting, but I felt something was missing. The player aims to find his brother where he gets to know various characters (where he is able to do several side quests), locations and monsters. Being able to recruit companions and customize them the way you want. But throughout this process the locations vary but it becomes very repetitive (killing monsters > moving to the next area and repeating the process again and again), the combat system I found a little clumsy and frustrating, the AI of the companion for some reason is not good at all, because even being right next to him with several enemies he doesn't attack for some reason. I missed vocal interactions with other characters. When I realized I was not enjoying playing the game, I put this game aside and move to the next on.

Black Desert Online

Date: 3/3/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 85h21m

  • A MMORPG sandbox with great graphics, over power character customization, an open world with a good combat system, easy money though crafting and AFK. But I thought the main story a little mediocre where side quests become very repetitive, some of the classes are blocked to the genre and unfortunately there is no coin conversion system for pearl (as in guild wars 2). But aside from these points I think this MMORPG is a good one to pass the time.

Nox

Date: 3/13/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 9h49m

  • A game already with twenties years old, in which the gameplay surprised me positively, quite fluidly compared to other old games I've played that unfortunately can be a little frustrating. In this first gameplay I was a conjuger which I loved being able to have pets to help me throughout the game. The story itself is nothing special in my opinion, where the player goes through several places with small puzzles, where in ending the player need to fight a mini boss to finish the chapter until reach the final boss. To conclude I really enjoyed this experience.

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Tales from Candlekeep: Tomb of Annihilation

Date: 3/17/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 7h38m

  • A digital board game, where I acquire all DLC's of the game in a promotion. The mechanics of the game is interesting because it requires some strategy regardless of the difficulty chosen. Throughout the main missions there are several side missions to do, where in each mission on the end the player acquires materials to crafting in order to improve the armor, weapons and accessories of the various characters. But I found that the game after a while becomes very repetitive and that sometimes luck is not always on the player's side for several consecutive turns. But putting that aside I think that for those who have been interested, I suggest buying in a promotion.

Dota 2

Date: 3/24/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 185h

  • A game that offers several heroes to players where each one has his/her role, but to master them minimally takes too long and with toxic community leaves a player unmotivated to play the game. However if you play this game in the company of your friends it can even be quite fun.

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Hakuoki: Kyoto Winds

Date: 3/31/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 38h58m

  • A visual novel with an interesting story where the protagonist goes looking for her father and meets 12 handsome warriors who will help her. Depending on the choices the player makes, in the end he can end up with one of the warriors. Independent the various choices, I found some warriors backgrounds interesting. However, I think it's a good visual novel to play.

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Cayne

Date: 4/1/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 1h46m

  • It is a short but interesting game where the end surprised me. It takes place in the same universe as Stasis where each puzzle can make the brain think a little bit but nothing complicated. I think it's a good game to play.

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Die Young Prologue

Date: 4/1/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 2h16m

  • A small game that arouses the player's curiosity about what is happening on the island and why the protagonist is on it. Throughout the game the player can use various weapons, do crafting, stealth, etc. However the game has some bugs that can be bad or good for the player, especially in the last part against the final boss. However I liked the experience.

Overwatch

Date: 4/2/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 42h

  • The first time I played this game was in the week that Blizzard put the game free for new players to try. Several players with various roles where I usually play as a support, in the different scenarios in which I found some very cool. There are several modes to try out for every taste, but like any other online game I recommend playing with friends.

Pong: The Next Level

Date: 4/3/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 11h

  • An old game for GBC, with several levels with different difficulties for each type of player. A good game to pass the time when you have nothing to play in concrete.

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Magicka

Date: 4/3/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 15h11m (D)

  • [Dropped] A very cool game, with countless combinations of magic, but the constant crashing where the player has to start the level again because there is no cheakpoint near by, being trapped by enemies around you, being thrown into the abyss when a wall is supposed to exist and also the hard difilculty for solo players is a real pain in the ass, because there is no balance.

Deponia

Date: 4/5/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 5h34m

  • A point and click game with an interesting story where the puzzles challenge the player's brain a little. However, I can't say that the protagonist is my favorite type of hero, but I hope he changes slightly in the second part of the game. But anyone who is curious should try it.

Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare

Date: 4/5/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 6h29m

  • An online game with several modes to play, with several characters (plants and zombies) interacting to choose where each one has a role. Where each of them has challenges to complete in order to evolve by unlocking skills among other things. However I thought that today there are modes that are practically dead but others still have some players to challenge. I thought the idea of having a Sticker Shop is cool where the player can acquire coins played the game, where unlocking Customization items, Spawnable Plants, Spawnable Zombies, Build-a-Bots, Plant Pots, taunts and new character pieces. A good game to play with friends.

The Stanley Parable

Date: 4/5/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 1h08m

  • I didn't know what kind of game this would be, but I liked it. The narrator itself is comic but also evil. A Walking Simulator where every decision the player takes will have an influence on one of the game's endings. In my walkthrough I had several that I liked the most was Freedom Ending. An interesting game for anyone to play.

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Minit

Date: 4/5/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 1h50m

  • Despite having a little old look, do not be fooled, the game is very interesting which reminded me of another game I played in the past Fairune, where progress is interconnected but with the extra time countdown. For those who are interested I recommend playing,

Emily is Away Too

Date: 4/5/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 3h11m

  • A visual novel through a chat where it presents the look of the year 2007 as well as youtoob and facenook. The story involves two girls where over the 5 chapters the player has to make some choices that will determine the ending. I had never played a visual of this type which I really liked despite being through a chat.

Monster Hunter: World

Date: 4/8/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 57h12m

  • I loved the world of this game, the various scenarios combined the colors of the day, the variety of small, medium and large monsters is incredible, BUT the main quests become very repetitive and boring. I don't mind doing expeditions along with Resource Center quests which I like to do. I just think that there could be a better balance in the main quests between hunting, gathering, exploring, etc, so that the player does not spend the whole game hunting monsters.

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KickBeat: Steam Edition

Date: 4/9/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 2h59m

  • A genre that I rarely play, but that I even enjoyed playing. 24 tracks that stay in the ear, where the player has to have some synchronization in the buttons of the command to not fail. The story is nothing special, but the gameplay is quite satisfactory to pass the time.

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Islanders

Date: 4/9/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 5h36m

  • A simulator where the objective is to gather amount of points to be able to move forward where the various objects have advantages and disadvantages of being close to each other, where the player has to make the best use of the various terrains presented in order to proceed to the next. A chill game to pass the time.

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Inside

Date: 4/10/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 3h38m

  • A puzzle-platform game with a story that leaves the player thinking about, where throughout the game the player has to overcome the various scenarios with solving puzzles where the gameplay and soundtrack are fantastic.

The Bard's Tale (2004)

Date: 4/12/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 16h57m

  • An adventure where the narrator and the protagonist interact in a very comical way in an adventure where the bard has to save the "princess" where over the 14 chapters the player will acquire several summons where he can make upgrades depend on how the protagonist interacts with the NPC in some cases, however there are some bugs in which it does not compromise the main quest of the game, but the player can expect some characters to pass through other characters in the cutscenes, but other than that I think it is a good experience.

Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice

Date: 4/13/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 9h22m

  • OH BOY!!!! What an amazing game!!! The story surrounding the game shows how the protagonist's mentality is. Throughout this adventure some puzzles will have to be made (where some will put the player's heads to think a little), some battles to be won to proceed, accompanied by a fasinating soundtrack and landscapes. One of the features that this game has (it may not appeal to some players) is if the player dies too many times in a row the progress will reset the progress where the player will have to do it all over again. But apart from that I invite any player to play this game once in a lifetime.

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Fran Bow

Date: 4/15/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 5h55m

  • A point and click game with a very interesting story with a dark turn, where some puzzles put the player head to think a little, where the player has the opportunity to explore two worlds. I did felt a attachment with the protagonist because despite being just a child, she has suffered so much and seeing what she sees when she takes the pills, makes me want to help her because she just wants to be happy after all.

Heroes of Might & Magic III: HD Edition

Date: 4/19/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 41h27m

  • In the first place I never played the original, but i loved the concept and gameplay of this game, despite being a little bit different from King's Bouty: Legend, but DAMN!!! the difficulty of the various campaigns increases greatly and for those (like me) who are quite noob in this genre, they need "help", and this is not a criticism of the game itself, I just need to improve my strategy skill. A good challenge game to pass the time, it is a pity that the devs have "lost" the code of the expansions of this fantastic game.

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Ben There, Dan That!

Date: 4/21/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 1h51m

  • This point and click game didn't captivate me enough to like it. First the game design is too childish, second some lines it is not possible to understand well because of the chosen background color, third there is no voice in the characters lines and lastly the story is quite disappointing, that i have the feeling "what a hell i just played?".

Borderlands 2: Game of the Year Edition

Date: 5/2/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 94h14m

  • Between the first and the second game without a doubt the second game is my favorite, it tells a "good" story to the point that the player wants to reach Handsome Jack as quickly as possible to kick him in the ass multiple times. I played as Psycho, so i won't be a Siren again. As in the first game there is a wide range of weapons among other items that the player can choose to suit his play style, between customizing his character. I liked the design of the various areas that the player goes through. The various DLCs I played, the one I liked the most was "Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep" and the least I liked was "Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt", those Witch Doctor OMG !!! Please no more !! BUT the enemy's respawns are pretty boring, in my opinion because if the player "cleans" the area why does he have to clean the area again? And why the side quests of the area appear to go the place where the player was in seconds ago? Although that i think is a good game to play solo or with friends.

Plants vs. Zombies

Date: 5/3/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 10h07m

  • A very colorful and cute Tower Defense with 5 levels where the player at each end of level gets new plants or can even buy if he wants. At each start of each level the player can freely choose his strategy, the level with fog was one that I didn't like very much. Every 5 levels the player has the opportunity to play mini-games to vary a little what I love the idea. I must however say that this genre I don't usually play many times, but I liked the experience.

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Gothic II: Gold Edition

Date: 5/10/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 52h35m

  • This game despite having a frustrating battle system, LOTS of bugs and some crashes, I love this game. As in the previous title the story of the game in my opinion is interesting. An open world in which the player can explore at his will, customizing and learn various skills adapting to the player style, where he can join 3 factions, making a huge list of side quests, meeting old and new enemies having interesting bosses throughout the game, but above all, the player is free to do whatever he wants, where each action also has a consequence, so be careful.

The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind - Game of the Year Edition

Date: 5/23/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 98h53m

  • A vast world to explore where an outlander is part of a prophecy in which the game adapts to the player's style playing giving him a vast list of possibilities where he can be part of several factions having a guild ranks according to the recommended skills that the player has. I found the evolution system and the various reactions of the NPCs depending on the persuasion they have towards the player quite interesting. The two expansions that the game offers I really liked the Bloodmoon where I played a werewolf. BUT for those who have never played the game (like me) and do not know the world, the navigability can become confusing because they do not know the world. I don’t know if in the previous titles it’s in the same map or not. Unfortunately there is no voice in the interaction with NPC. For those who do not like to read (which is not my case) there will have a bad timing. There is a vast library in-game where the books can have more than 20 pages to read. The game's side quests can become repetitive after some time. As in other Bethesda Softworks games, there are some crashes in the game, which is why I suggest save frequently. Despite being my first game of the genre, I loved the experience and ready for the next title.

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Our Love Will Grow

Date: 5/24/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 10h26m

  • A farm simulator, in which in my opinion it is quite well polished to spend a good time where the player can farm various types of elements, have animals, fishing, upgrade the farm etc. However there are some bugs, navigability can be confusing because there is no map, there are no seasons, the crafting system should not be so dependent on the various stores in which it should present the list of the various materials that the player has instead of go to the menu to confirm before proceeding, the events that the games presents I found a little mediocre. However I would call this the cheap version Stardew Valley.

Child of Light

Date: 5/24/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 10h26m

  • I've never been a big fan of platform games, but this game has changed my opinion radically especially since it has RPG elements. The soundtrack, the story and the gameplay itself is fantastic. The various fights are quite challenging with a wide range of interesting characters. It contains extra content for the player to do after completing the game where he can complete without problems. It is undoubtedly a game to experience.

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Office Lovers

Date: 5/29/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 20h59m

  • On each route you choose, gives you a perceive of the type of personality that each of the candidates have but also all storys are different in the same environment, which is cool. But unfortunately there is no vocality in the characters, there is a lack of some CG images in some scenes in which it appears only written and the soundtrack it self is not nothing special in my opinion. However it is playable game if you want to try.

The Elder Scrolls Online

Date: 6/8/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 16h01m

  • An online game with a big world to explore where the player depending on the race he chooses he will belong to one of the 3 alliances. In addition to the main story of the game, the player can make his alliances quests, side quests, dungeons, world bosses, etc. on each map. Where each map has its own "historys". Let's not forgetting the expansions and DLC's that have already come out that complement this game, as extras. The crafting system i did not find anything special, where the player can crafting everything he needs. However there are pre-made builds in the game where it helps the players like me to build the chosen build. The housing system is interesting because you can have several houses of different styles and sizes. Perhaps the only negative point besides some bugs that I found in the game is the non-existence of the conversion of gold to crows (where in the Guild Wars 2 has this system and is very useful for those who do not want to spend real money), in this game. But I think it's a great game to play with friends or solo.

Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age

Date: 6/19/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 82h06m

  • The first time I played this game was on PS2. A world open to explore, where the combat system is completely different from the previous titles and I loved, I have never been a fan of random combats. One of the things I loved about this title, besides the design of the various maps, the story surrounding the game was the cast, the voices chosen for each character in my opinion are quite good. The system of licenses that the game presents, depending on the job that the player chooses, gives you some strategy against to the more powerful enemies, where the gambits give a great help where the characters become more autonomous and dynamic in the battles. The speed mode that they introduced in this game is undoubtedly one of the fetures that I really liked because on some occasions I had to level up the characters a bit a little to proceed in the story. And in my opinion this process can become VERY boring to do. The extra content that the game presents after some time can become repetitive, but challenging at the same time. But without a doubt it is a title to play for those who are curious.

Dragon Age II

Date: 6/23/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 26h43m

  • An adventure that takes place in Kirkwall and surroundings where the player can import the save of the first title for this game where he will have to help solve some problems of the city while progressing in the recognition throughout the game. As in the previous title the player will have several companions there is his disposition to form his party and a possible romantic interest. Each of them has their idologies where they can agree or not with the player. Where some characters from the previous title will appear in this title. There are several secondary and side quests to do if the player wants to explore the game further. Each decision made will have a lot of influence throughout the game until the end, a feature that I love very much. Perhaps the only neagive points I found in the game is that there is no possibility to choose another race besides the human race, however I found the design of the maps a little poor and repetitive over time. The customization of the characters in this title is much simpler than the previous title, where only the player has the “right” to change the armor for a better one. Despite having chosen Fernis as a romantic interest, I felt that the game ended very quickly. But in the end I really enjoyed passing this beautiful title.

Torment: Tides of Numenera

Date: 6/29/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 30h52m

  • A story without a doubt very different from what I have seen so far, which is cool. The player has at his disposal a complete creation system where he can customize his playing style by choosing skills, abilities, exploration skills, weapon skills and dominating trait. There will be many occasions where the player depending on the choice a Tide will form, which corresponds to the player’s personality, where can vary gardually throughout the game. Certain objects called Merecasters, will have the player's disposition in which they let the player interact with visions where they include dialogues and allow the player to choose how they want to behave. There are several companions that the player can choose for his party where each one has there skills and companions quests. One of the things I noticed in this game is not always necessary to battle, sometimes just talking can solve unnecessary fights. A suggestion I leave to anyone who is going to play this game is explore the environment to the fullest, talk to all people and do the various side quests that exist in the game in order to gain extra experience and items. Perhaps the only problem I found in this game, especially for those who do not like to read (which is not my case) is that most of the time the player will have to read a LOT in the game, although there is voice in the game. In my opinion this game is more like an interactive read book. But it is still a good game that I recommend to anyone who has no problem reading.

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DreadOut

Date: 7/10/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 8h27m

  • A horror game where the player is a young student who gets lost in an abandoned village along with some colleagues and a teacher and everything goes wrong. Of the various places the player visits, he will encounter some hostile beings where the only weapon to defend himself is his cell phone or camera. There are some puzzles to do to continue the game, but also jumpscares. One of the things I liked about this game is the fact that it has a Ghostpedia based on Indonesian folklore and sometimes part of other cultures. However, I found that the controls during the battles between bosses and common enemies, are a little frustrating, because the slowness of the protagonist to get up or when she is in the first person to take pictures of the enemies is a pain in the ass if you want to get away. However it is still an interesting game to play. For those who have never played Fatal Frame and are curious, I invite you to play this game.

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The Hat Man: Shadow Ward

Date: 7/11/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 1h26m

  • [Dropped] A game based on real facts, where the player enters an asylum in which the game generates the various rooms, corridors, etc. where he has to find certain objects in order to proceed the game, with the “company” of the hat man behind him. Unfortunately this game needs to be more polished because without a walktrough the player will feel lost, because there is no log about what to do next to do to proceed, taking into account there are bugs, where in my case I was unable to proceed in finding the cross i needed because the game simply stopped generating rooms and I had to give up on the game.

Bejeweled 3

Date: 7/11/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 11h54m

  • A relaxing puzzle game here have several modes in which the player can play depending on his disposition. In each mode the player can make several combos depending on how he joins the different pieces. A perfect game for those days here the player do not know what to play.

Soulcalibur VI

Date: 7/12/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 18h49m

  • I stopped at Soulcalibur III, and apparently nothing has changed in terms of movements, which I managed to do very well again. There are some modes in the game like Soul Chronicle where it explains better the story surrounding this franchise, Libra of Soul where the player can create his own character, in which he can do side quests, beyond the main quests, hire mercenaries, buy better weapons and items, etc. where each mission has there conditions to win, and this all happens in a common time span with the other characters, which is cool. Not forgetting this Soulcalibur has some new characters to play and the player can challenge other players online. Perhaps the only thing I found negative in the game is the lack of varied items to to create a character. But it is still an interesting game to play.

Total War: Shogun 2

Date: 7/14/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 47h09m

  • A very interesting strategy game where every decision counts. The player has at his disposal several clans to play where each one has its own difficulty. The real battle mode is a feature that I really liked, where sometimes the probability of success that the PC shows does not mean anything. Throughout the turns the player can have several units depending on what he chooses in each province, where each one has its advantage and disadvantage, as well agents. The player can also do dipolomacy and alliances with other clans, being able to help or not when they have in war. This game contains a skill tree for agents and generals whenever level up, where the player can customize at his will. However there are some bugs that in life did not occur as for example the Spear Infantry units in the castle do not attack through the holes when the enemy is climbing the wall and sometimes the units are stopped without any action even if the player has given. But even though I never won one time, I loved playing this game. For those who are curious and never played I invite you to play this game.

Tacoma

Date: 7/15/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 2h03m

  • The player is taken to a space station to find out what happened. Throughout the various areas that the player visits, he gets to know the members a little better, discovering in the end something disturbing (without giving too much spoilers). A very well made simulator that every agent should play only once.

Gone Home

Date: 7/15/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 40m

  • The rainy and thunderstorm of this game I must say is very well done. Because in every room I visited, I always looked for a switch to light it up because I felt insecure in a large house bathed in darkness. The story surrounding the game (without giving too much spoilers) unfortunately even nowadays still happens and is sad. Despite being a small game this simulator I think is quite polished, whoever is curious to play i recommend playing the game.

The Town of Light

Date: 7/17/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 3h51m

  • The player visits an abandoned asylum where he sees the protagonist’s past through her eyes, what happens from childhood to adulthood. I must warning this game has some mature and sensitive themes. The various areas of the game are highly polished where colors, lights, etc. match the environment surrounding the game. Throughout the game the player will have to make some choices where he will take one of two path that the have, in which he can go back to the chapter and redo the choices again to go the other path. Although it is not the best experience to be seen, the game gave me a perspective on how these people live their daily lives.

The Wolf Among Us

Date: 7/18/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 7h59m

  • A game that is divided into 5 episodes where each choice will matter throughout the episodes, and you may have violent or peaceful, lie or tell the truth choices, among others options. This game welcomes the characters from the various fairy tales, where they live together with humans (as I understand it), where they must have a human appearance. The story begins with crime where the protagonist is a detective where most people fear him. Throughout the various episodes the player will meet other characters, getting to know them a little. (without giving many spoliers). The game grabbed me in such a way that when I realized it was over. For those who like mysteries I think this game is a good choice.

Lords of the Fallen

Date: 7/18/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 2h28m

  • [Dropped] From the two hours and 28 minutes in which I played the game I found the story and characters interesting, however the terrible battle system and the camera rotation only adds even more negative points to the game. Not forgetting that the difficulty of the game for casual players is horrible and unfriendly and there is no option to change that. Unfortunately I couldn’t get past the second boss because the exaggeration of life that is taken away from the player every time he was hit is absurd. After a few unsuccessful attempts I gave up on the game.

Risen

Date: 7/24/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 30h05m

  • The player goes to the coast of an island where he has a vast terrain to explore, where he meets two factions, which he can join one of them. I liked the story surrounding the game, but also the great improvement in the combat and quests system. (for those who played Gothic first). Throughout the game the player will evolve his character through the various trainers that exist on the island where the player can evolve the primary skills, crafting, etc., where he can also do several side quests in order to help him in this process. There are some (not too complicated) puzzles in the game that require the player to use scrolls (if you are not a mage) to reach the right place. But as in any old game, bugs are friends of the game. One of them is climb objects in which the action is broken and the game gets “stuck” and the only way to get back to work is to restart the game. And the other was in a main quest that was broken and I couldn’t progress so I had to use the game console to move forward in main game story. But taking these precautions aside, I think it’s a good game to pass the time.

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Vendetta: Curse of Raven's Cry

Date: 7/27/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 19h08m

  • [Dropped] A revenge story by a pirate named Christopher where he sails through the Caribbean islands. There are several side quests to be done throughout the game where choices are important but also some factions where the player can be a part of. The ship battle system I found very interesting where each ship has its characteristics and the player can upgrade. However there are SO MANY bugs to be resolve. The talks with the NPC are out of sync, when talking to the player it seems that they are talking to the player's invisible friend who is behind or beside him, the battle system between the NPC and the player is at least ridiculous and clumsy, among others bugs. Unfortunately I was unable to finish the game because of a bug in the main story, apparently I did one quest in the first place where I should do only later, but how would I know that? Despite being a game with a lot of potential, it needs to be polished a little more.

Assassin's Creed II

Date: 8/2/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 21h12m

  • A game with an interesting story, where the player, through a machine is able to relive the memories and learn the skills of his ancestors in order to discover the oldest hidden secrets. There is a lot of extra content to do if the player wants to do it to pass the time. However, I think that the controls are sometimes a little clumsy and frustrating because if the player does not have to position the camera well, the character does the opposite that the player wants in the most critical situations. Adding also that there are some very boring missions to do, not forgetting that in this game there is no option to get down in a way to get closer to the enemy. But I must emphasize that the checkpoint system is well done in which it records every progress that the player makes so if he died he will have not to do all over again the mission. Although this game has been out for a few years, but it is still interesting to play.

.hack//G.U. Vol. 1: Rebirth

Date: 8/8/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 22h27m

  • A game that represents an online game where strange things are happening and the protagonist wants to know who is behind everything, where he meets other characters throughout the game, who helped him in his mission. One of the things I really liked about this game is that there is no need to “waste time” evolving the characters to advance in the story, where you just need to do the side quests and clear the dungeons before reaching the end. The combat system is simple to understand and easy to use with or without an avatar. There is extra content to do, like “The Book of 1000” where the player has to kill monsters, open treasures, etc. to unlock soundtrack, background images, among others. Perhaps what I didn’t really like about the game is the protagonist’s personality which is a little irritating to my taste. Soon the player completing the game can import the volume save to the next which is a cool features.

Okami HD

Date: 8/15/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 32h05m

  • The interesting tale painted by hand, where the player wears the skin of a canine god, where throughout the game he visits various places and acquired various powers where he can use the brush to draw each of them with their own way of drawin. I loved the various interactions that the player has with the environment, even in and out of combat. There are several pieces of equipment that the player can equip and even new combat techniques to learn. However, I found some levels a bit boring to pass because I don’t have much patience for them. And some lines I found a little slow to pass. But without a doubt it is an interesting game to play for those who are curious and never played.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Date: 9/4/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 77h25m

  • Since the announcement of the game, I've never been so excited to play. And for a good reason, because this game, in my opinion, complements what the previous titles are missing, such as modeling the island to the player's taste, put furniture outside the home, have the nook miles system to motivates the player to play without being too bored, the crafting system, among others. As in other titles, fish, insects and sea creatures change according to the months and seasons, not forgetting the seasonal events. I loved the clothing store in this title and how it is organized. The fact that I can go to the store to see and choose/combine my styles daily before paying is fantastic. Perhaps the only points that could be improved with updates will be, having a number of durability in the tools, being able to choose the number of fruit to eat instead of being unitary and perhaps improving a little terraforming system in the context of moving houses and buildings in a way more effective without being dependent on whether the character is next to or above to put the infrastructure on and why i have to pay a subscription to access the custom designs that the community has made and to Dreaming to visiting other dreams? It is ridiculous. However this is the game of the year for me. I don't know what the devs could put new in a new Animal Crossing because this one already complements everything.

Detroit: Become Human

Date: 9/4/2020
Completed: With a Friend
Time: 13h45m

  • Without a doubt it is a game with fantastic realism, where the player plays 3 characters with a different background from each one. Throughout the various chapters there are several choices to make, which will affect the relationship with the other characters leading to various paths. The story surrounding the game is a possible reality that may happen in the not too distant future. Where I had the end that would be the real thing if this ever happens in reality. The only negative point I found in this game and in the others of this genre is the button system. The time it takes to press the buttons is a little unfair and sometimes frustrating. But in the end it is still an interesting game to play for those who are curious.

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Final Fantasy V (2013)

Date: 9/10/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 82h12m

  • Undoubtedly a game with an interesting story (in my opinion) where the player throughout the game wins several jobs in which to make various choices and combinations to make for each battle. However I found it a shame that this game does not have fast forward as it does in FFXII, when the player is in the process of evolving jobs and characters, because it is a very boring process where it will consume some time before moving on with the game’s history. As with all RPGs, I’m not a fan of random combat. Because it often happens that the player takes small step where is always a fight to be triggered, over and over again in such a short time. But despite this small negative point, it is still an interesting game to play for those who are curious.

Metro 2033 Redux

Date: 9/12/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 8h12m

  • This was a replay of the original, in which I played with a friend the first time and loved the apocalyptic environment, the story, the gameplay, among others things. The player wears the skin of Artyom in which he has a mission to fulfill in which throughout the game he meets other characters who help him on his journey, but Artyom also seems to have some special gift. I played in the easiest difficulty because I play for the story and not for the challenge itself. For those who have never played and are curious, I recommend playing it, and if you have the opportunity to read the triology I also recommend it.

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Doodle God: 8-bit Mania

Date: 9/12/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 46m

  • This is the Doodle God version in 8-bit, where there are no extras. A game that requires making several combinations where some are a little unusual to make and can go unnoticed, it is a game that is good enough to pass the time.

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Doodle Kingdom

Date: 9/12/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 2h01m

  • A puzzle game where the player has to make several combinations where some are a little unusual to make and can go unnoticed, with a touch of the magical theme in. In this version there are some side quests to do and a mini game to try, it is a game that is good enough to pass the time.

Enslaved: Odyssey to the West

Date: 9/13/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 8h13m

  • In an apocalyptic world, two slightly different characters form a team to achieve their goals, where throughout the game they unconsciously begin to form a link between the two. The various scenarios, skills of the player and the partner I think are well done. I loved the various types of fighting but also the “parkour” that the player does throughout the game. What disappointed me a little was the end of the game, I found it a little mediocre and a little vague, in my opinion, I was waiting for more. I’m not saying it’s a bad game, because it’s not, I just had high expectations, nothing more.

Beyond Eyes

Date: 9/14/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 3h

  • A game with a beautiful and very colorful world where the player wears the skin of a little girl who had an accident and is looking for her faithful cat friend, over seven chapters. The game itself is small and conveys the message of how a person feels with the condition that the little girl has. However I thought that the option of running in areas that have already been discovered was missing. But for those who are curious I recommend playing this game.

Resident Evil 3

Date: 10/3/2020
Completed: With friend
Time: 13h30

  • I didn’t play the original game, but without a doubt this remake is well done. The player plays with two characters in certain scenarios where in some of the scenarios shows what happened like at the police before Leon arrived, which I thought was cool. However I thought that the game soooooo short where Jill’s dodges could be a little polished because the second she stands, she still thinking about life and a zombie is already at her side to attack her where she stay immobile without moving, and this has happened in countless situations. I found that the battles against nemesis were sometimes unclear as to what was supposed to do which became a little frustrating. One of the things I didn’t like was that they changed Jill’s original outfit where she wear some kind of skirt shorts instead of just having a skirt.
    But at the end, I think still a good game to play, but not at full price.

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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion - Game of the Year Edition

Date: 10/5/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 90h37

  • An open world to explore after passing the tutorial, where the player is free to create his character, by choose his skills, race and other characteristics. As in the previous titles there are several side quests to do in the various provinces that the game offers, not forgetting the various factions that the player can join reaching the maximum rank, where the quests in this game have a little story behind, which gave me a huge pleasure to do them. Not forgetting the DLC that the game offers. One of the positive points for those who do not like to reading very much (not my case), the game is full vocal, although there are not many variability voices among the various NPCs, but still ok. Another point that I really liked in this game is the implemention of housing where the player has several houses to choose from to buy with the option of making upgrades on the house, without forgetting of the horse companion where he accompanies the player. Although it is already a game with a few years on, I think it is still a good game to explore for those who have never played, and of course as in other titles sometimes the game crash so recording is mandatory in this game.

Age of Wonders III

Date: 11/3/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 24h25

  • A strategy game where the player can play the various campaigns, create a scenario or make a random scenario. Where the player can choose several races having each of them their characteristics, but also a class. One of the many things I really liked is that the player can customize his character to the prominence if he doesn't like the characters that are already made by default but also create alliances for the scenario creation mode or random scenario. The option of manual battles I found a very interesting feature, because it gives the player the ability to control the various units, having at their disposal the various skills of each unit and the hero. The game can become competitive over the course of several campaigns, and each choice is important. For those who like fantasy and challenge at the same time I think this game is the chosen one.

Amnesia: The Dark Descent

Date: 11/10/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 8h34

  • I admit that in this replay, I think the game was more enjoyable than the first time I played with a friend. A possible reason, perhaps, because we didn’t use any guides at the time and we often get lost without knowing what to do. I’m glad I wanted to give this game a second chance, because it’s a classic horror game where everyone must play once in their life. This game that starts out gradually and becomes more and more obscure and sinister. The ambient sound of the game undoubtedly combines very well in the atmosphere of the game, as well as the brightness of the game. As expected there are several jumpscares in the game in which it makes the player tense leaving him unsure of going to the next corner. For those who are curious and want to have some scares without a doubt this game is chosen one.

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Special Edition

Date: 11/21/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 104h

  • A world open to explore that takes place in the north, where there are many cities to help, several dragons to kill or not, collect various shouts, etc. The feature of having a family I found quite interesting, but also being able to tame a dragon as a mount as well. The stories that involve the various factions of the games I loved doing them, where together I did some side quests. The dlc's themselves are not bad but I liked the most to do was Dawnguard, where unfortunately Serana is not available to get married. The player has the possibility of being a vampire (where is a skill tree to use) and/or a werewolf in this game. Of the many interesting places to explore in skyrim I liked the dungeons where you have to use claws to open a door using a combination where you normally have a good reward waiting to be collected, and I often found a document where it started to a quest with a story behind it to do. An adventure where have many decisions to be made, along the journey, having friends and enemies in the mix. Even after finishing the main story, the player can proceed to complete the rest of the game without haste. I think this game is ideal for those who like adventure and like to spend their time exploring the world of skyrim at their own pace, in the company of the fantastic soundtrack of the game.

Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition

Date: 12/13/2020
Completed: Solo
Time: 58h26m

  • An old game that everyone has heard or played. I admit that recently with baldur gate 3 I learned what the baldur gate is itself, and as such I wanted to play the various games available. I never played the original game, but in this edition includes some extras like the vocation during the game but also the addition of new companions where each one has their missions to do. Since the creation of the character, the player can customize to his style of play. A wide open world to explore where each map has its problems and some decisions to make, as well as during the main story of the game. I liked the fact that the character’s reputation affects the interaction with the npc and the choice of companions for the party, but also the supposed “romance” that exists in the game between the protagonist and the companions, but I must say that there is nothing of scenes like dragon age or mass effect, it’s very simple but you can see the context. The story of the game itself I found interesting, where in this edition it also includes the expansion “Tales of the Sword Coast”, which in my opinion I found it a little boring to do, the DLC “Siege of Dragonspear” that I loved playing, which does the passage from the first volume to the second one. Perhaps the three negative points I found in the game was, that sometimes the characters get stuck and don’t move, sometimes it’s not obvious where to use the items on the various work desks and lastly for those who don’t like to read (which is not my case), you’ll have to read a little though the game. I really enjoyed the experience and I’m ready for the second volume.

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