My final list. That's 98 games, all finished for the first time in my life. I didn't replay anything this year. Though a lot of these games are small retro titles which I rushed through in a few days or even hours thanks to the extensive use of save states and rewinds, others are bigger experiences and some are even massive RPGs. Funny enough, the second longest time it took me with one single game was with Picross S 2 throughout most of June. The most hours I've spent was on Octopath Traveler II, which I would consider to be the best game I have played in the entire year.

'Finished" to me means I have seen the credits rolling. 100% completion is tedious and I don't care.

Holy shit. Do you keep track of time? How beefy are these games?

No I don't do that. According to my Nintendo summary for 2024 I have spent 692 hours with the Switch. No clue how long it took me to play all those other games on PS systems or Nintendo handhelds.

PS5 has a tracker for time but I suppose it mustn't matter much to ya if you're not using it. Anyway, great list,n you had a stellar year. 

I'm so close to Robo Cop Rouge city completion, at 70% on the home page. Hopefully I can get it done tonight, if not it's going to be my first of 2025 and my first platinum to boot.

@trasharmedsister12 Happy New year. Time for a new 2025 thread. :) First game done. 

Done

FYI, you're spelling my username wrong in your @'s so I'm not receiving any notifications ;)

57 games. Not too bad. Some short games on the list though. Its been a fun year overall.

Now bring on 2025! 

Thank you. And yeah, I see the mistake now. :)

True, final list. Could not swing Robocop last night, was two hours short, beat it so it goes in the 2025 list. I'll say my thoughts here instead of nabbing someone's early spots in the 2025 thread.

There is some really good ideas in this one, it does a little more than just a simple FPS with Robocop and in a genre that is very difficult to keep interesting if it doesn't have stellar shooting. It's pretty fun and just the perfect length even doing all the side content and the story is more than serviceable with some nice elements of choice, it actually feels like a Robo cop film sequel it's presented much as if it were. The side stuff blends into the main stuff so neatly and fluidly it feels less lile side content and more of the game itself. My biggest complaint aside from the odd fame breaking bug, is that it feels a little too much like a condensed Fallout 4, although it very much keeps the Robo Vop vibe despite this.

Frankly I'm very impressed with it and we need more games like this that try interesting things. I would rate this a very solid, high 7/10 if it had a bigger budget for small stuff like facial animations and if it's performance and image quality were better on PS5 but right now it just meets a 6/10 because of issues like this and some game breaking bugs that required reseting the game, but they were few and well spread out I hope the the devs stick with it and manage a bigger Budget for another robo cop game to tighten up the experience and add the TLC and polish. Still, it's very cool what they done here and a perfect game to break up my time in the really long FF7 Rebirth. I would say, it's less FPS and more of a Robo Cop simulator, the modular parts of the game add up to something more than it looks on the surface. More of this random stuff like issuing tickets or doing small Cop things like rescuing a cat, more of that and better production Value for a sequel and I can only assume it'll be more than a great game, they are on the right track. The devs made 59 million in two months so I can only assume that there is a sequel coming and one with a bigger budget. 

I'd recommend it to even non Robo Cop fans, I'm mot a huge one but only on a half price sale or there abouts. I'd feel a little more harsh on this had I paid the full 50 euro.