What games, over the span of the last 3-4 months or so, have you completed? 

For me:

Persona 5 - I'm real proud of this one cus it was a 3 month long endeavor into the longest game I've ever played by far, and at times was super fucking hard and frustrating, poss because i was underleveled, at least it seriously felt like it cus I was getting killed super fast in the final stretch of the game. The music, characters, the style and the awesome turned based gameplay made this game one of my favorites ever.  Finished the game at 116 hours playtime. Maybe one day, many years from now I'll crack out the PS4 and replay this game. 

Outlast 2 - My favorite genre in media is horror, because I for some reason love being scared, and in general I love high intensity which horror almost always provides. I'm a huge fan of Outlast 1, and Outlast 2 was just as good, if not better, than the first one. At first though, I was pretty confused with what I was doing. Being in the asylum in the first game with pretty much corridors only was a lot more simple than being out in the woods with cornfields and a shit ton of different little houses and shit that Outlast 2 has. And my god, was Outlast 2 a dark game, and I'm not talking about its story. I'm talking brightness here. Dark as fuck, gotta use the camera to make light. The game genuinely creeped me out, a lot, and scared me a good bit. And I've played and beaten Resident Evil 7 in VR multiple times. Though, Outlast is pretty different from Resident Evil 7, being way more fast paced and having no combat. Either way, I'm glad that non-VR horror games can still scare the shit out of me. Outlast 2 is a horror classic in my eyes.

Farpoint - For months I was trying to track down the PSVR Aim Controller Farpoint bundle, and one day last month, stock magically appeared at a local gamestop. I hauled my ass down there and purchased that bitch, played that shit with my friend and had my mind blown. Awesome graphics, awesome tracking and slick as fuck controller, and cool ass enemies. Pretty cool story too, can be a bit emotional which was a little surprising to me. I recommend this game if you have PSVR

tomb raider chronicles

unfair controls lol or should i better say they suck ass.. there are no hints what to do next or how to do them which is bad gameplay design.. to make things worse theres a door at the very end of the game and its beaten but you cant open them because of some fucking bug.

Last game I beat was NieR Automata, but I haven't done the second or third playthroughs.

About to beat Mario + Rabbids...

Otherwise, the games I usually play tend not to be "beatable". I mean, you can beat them, but it's not limited to a linear story with clear objectives or anything. Otherwise, I suppose I "beat" BotW as well.

Also been dabbling in Ever Oasis, so I might have a third game for the list soon.

Persona 5 and I got to max level in FFXIV Stormblood. Working on Just Cause 3.

What do you think of Mario + Rabbids? I just started it last night and haven't gotten very far only got past first sub-boss

I really like it. I frequently feel like I'm getting burnt out, but then a few hours later pick it up and play a few more battles. I pretty much burned through the first three worlds before I felt fatigue, though, and have since still been going back to it multiple times a day and enjoying myself.

Well, I finished Horizon Zero Dawn a few days ago. I'm playing Mario + Rabbids and Sonic Mania right now. Wish I could say that I've beat Sonic Mania but it's my first Sonic game and I suck at it.

Dragon's Crown ( Vita ). Beat it. No plat yet.

Everybody's Gone To The Rapture ( PS4 ) Beat it and got the plat.

Hotline Miami ( PS3 ) Beat it. Trophy hunting now.

I've recently beat EDF 2025 and EDF 4.1 on multiple difficulty levels, but "beaten or "finished" in those games is a little difficult to define. To most players, I think it's getting 100% and the plat, part of which means finishing the campaign 20 times with 4 characters across 5 difficulty levels. Not there yet.

Rez Infinite
Distance's story mode (well what is there currently)
Empty Horizons