Completed games

Pokemon Shield + Expansion
Pokemon Ultra Moon
Pikmin 3 Deluxe
Captain Toad Treasure Tracker
Super Mario Sunshine
New Pokemon Snap
Monster Hunter Stories 2

MHS 2 is the most recent game I've completed and while I'm glad I did finish it, my god the final boss is rage inducing and is honestly something I never want to have to do again. It's a shame because the rest of the game is phenomenal.

Currently playing through Doom Eternal on my Switch, although, I'm not sure if I want to see it through to the end. Thinking of finally playing through Bravely Default II, Mario and Rabids, or Metroid Samus Returns.

Uncharted: Lost Legacy
Titanfall 2
Spiderman
Spiderman: Miles Morales
Resident Evil 3 Remake
Resident Evil 7
Rise of the Tomb Raider
Shadow of the Tomb Raider

Recently completed
Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart
Control
Super Mario 3D World

Currently playing
Final Fantasy VII: Remake
Resident Evil: Village

Of all the games played thus far, my favorite is Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart. Short but sweet and highly entertaining game. My biggest disappointment (being a bit of fan of Remedy's games) Control. Between the awful level design, bad side quests, skill progression and awful story (Sam Lake wtf?) killed it for me. Despite having some fun with powers it was weighed down by convoluted, unfocused and questionable design. Also wished devs stopped forcing side quests and RPG lite elements to 'level up', its not fun grinding for stuff and is definitely not needed in a action/shooter game.

Let's see...

Nier Automata Sort of.

Mega Man 9

Mario Galaxy I think (may have been late 2020)

Mario 3D World/Bowser's Fury

Control

Undertale (True Pacifist)

Mario Golf's Story mode

Resident Evil 2

Mega Man 7

Mass Effect 1-3

Think that's more of less it. 

The Medium
AC: Valhalla
Watchdogs (whatever the newest one is called)
I cant remember if I finished CP2077 in December or January

Just Finished: Bayonetta 2 (Switch)

Well, this certainly was more Bayonetta. More of an iterative sequel than one that makes any meaningful steps forward for the franchise or genre. The combat is as stylish and fast paced as ever. My biggest issue is that it felt too familiar to the original game and lacked the sense of surprise that made the first so enjoyable. The story follows a similar template as the first with Bayonetta chaperoning a little kid through a series of battles with angels and demons. I played with the dual sword weapons this time, still find it more enjoyable than using her pistols. Not much of a graphical leap between games either because it was made for the Wii U. On normal difficulty I had a much easier time clearing this game than the first, probably because I was already used to the combat system. This is a button masher, no way of getting around it. I still don't find Bayonetta sexy which makes all the suggestive poses she's put in funny at best or cringe at worst. The game is also really short, levels and environments feel smaller than in the original. I have not tried the co-op but I'm sure it works well. I had fun but I was not blown away like I expected given the acclaim this game has received. The package that includes both Bayonetta games for one price is a great deal on both Wii U and Switch. Individually Bayonetta 2 is enjoyable but it can't reach the highs of the first climax.

7/10

Full Completed 2021 List:

• Dead Nation: Apocalypse Edition (PS Now)
• New Super Mario Bros. 2 (3DS)
• Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time (PS4)
• God of War: Ascension (PS Now)
• Streets of Rage 4 (PS Now)
• Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix HD (PS4)
• Bayonetta 2 (Switch)

+ Blaster Master Zero 3 (Xbox Series X) - 1000G

I haven't completed any game thus far this year.

There are a couple of games I was playing through that I stopped playing midway. If I really wanted to, I could go back and finish them, but I'm in no hurry...

+ The World Ends With You Final Remix (Switch)

I beat Axiom Verge and Crash Bandicoot recently. Not a fan of Crash Bandicoot at all. Axiom Verge got me all excited and I loved it all over again...but it turns out replaying the first one was the exact opposite way to get excited for part 2. Because now I don't wanna play part 2 since I just played part 1 and I'm kinda good for now!

Updated List:

Games I've finished in 2021:

1. Shantae: Half-Genie Hero (9/10)
2. Tiny Metal (6.2/10)
3. Dragon Quest 1 (9.4/10)
4. Dragon Quest 2 (8.1/10)
5. Donut County (6/10)
6. Neoverse (4.9/10)
7. Luigi's Mansion 3 (9.4/10)
8. Final Fantasy VII (Switch) (9.2/10)
9. Ghost of a Tale (8.2/10)
10. Torchlight 3 (3.9/10)
11. Star Wars Squadrons (8.9/10)
12. Spyro Into the Dragon (7.6/10)
13. Dragon Age: Inquisition (8.9/10)
14. Total War: Atilla (7.6/10)
15. Good Job! (7.3/10)
16. Spyro 2 (8/10)
17. Age of Empires 1 (7.4/10)
18. Age of Empires 2 (8.1/10)
19. Mass Effect Andromeda (7.6/10) * Played after bug fixes mostly.
20. Dishonored 2 (9/10)
21. Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town (5.4/10)
22. Syberia 1 (7.1/10)
23. Immortals: Fenyx Rising (9.1/10)
24. Pokemon Unite (7.6/10)

Average rating for the year so far: 76.63% (183.9 / 240)

Currently working on:

• Psychonauhts
• Syberia 2
• Immortals: Fenyx Rising
• CrisTales
• Super Mario RPG

Games I'm still playing despite being done or just generally playing with friends

• Animal Crossing New Horizons
• Warhammer II: Total War
• Pokemon Unite

Started but not actively playing:

• Halo ODST
• Halo 4
• Halo 5
• Prey
• Psychonauts 2