Gaming Last Switch game you finished

[Josimarzelda]

Shadow Man 100% complete

 

[iH8Ecchi]

The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles, september last year. I spent a whole month finishing it and the Phoenix Wright trilogy on switch (120 hrs total), and it was an absolute blast.

 

[KeeperCP1]

Idk if that counts, but the last thing i finished is the Plants Town Center 100% in Plants vs Zombies Battle For Neighborville. The other regions aren't at 100% yet.

 

[janAkali]

I rarely "finish" games, because once you 100% it - it's done, there's nothing new to see, nothing to comeback for. If I truly love to play the game, I often never finish it.
On the other hand there are games that were meant to be 100%'ed. Saints Row 4. Completed it in one week in spring of 2020. Best superhero game, Spider-Man ain't even close.

 

[urherenow]

Metroid Dread on Dread Mode. Died 131 times. I actually "dread" it so much, that I will likely not play that mode again for an extremely long time (if ever).

Edit: On an unrelated note, I played a bit (through the prolog, I guess) of Horizon Forbidden West Yesterday on PS5... and it's the most visually stunning game I have ever seen

 

[Raizel24]

Idk if that counts, but the last thing i finished is the Plants Town Center 100% in Plants vs Zombies Battle For Neighborville. The other regions aren't at 100% yet.

Hello is there a cheat for this game on Nintendo switch?

 

[hippy dave]

A Normal Lost Phone (one of the two games included in Lost Phone Stories). I felt like playing something different at bedtime, so dug this out of the depths of my Switch's All Games list. Turned out to be a decent choice, fairly short and sweet, with lots of messages etc to browse through for background story while looking for the info that would unlock more until you find out what happened.

 

[AngryCinnabon]

Kirby and the forgotten land, well the main game at least, time for the postgame.

Also for anyone who's played it...

Spoiler: Maingame final boss spoilers

was that final boss phase 1 nightmare fuel or what!? i had trouble sleeping last night because of that fucker!

 

[Daggot]

Sega Ages Phantasy Star, it was fun to experience how it all started.

 

[Anxiety_timmy]

Just beat SMT V a few weeks ago. Honestly pretty good, but the story was very mediocre.

 

[Gep_Etto]

Just beat SMT V a few weeks ago. Honestly pretty good, but the story was very mediocre.

Yeah, the gameplay mechanics and art in SMTV are pretty good, but I couldn't be bothered to go back and get the other endings because I realized that I don't really care. At best, if they're good, they're just lipstick on a pig.

 

[Morricorne]

Resident Evil 6

 

[sudeki300]

luigi's mansion 3, finished it last night though started it about a year ago

 

[hippy dave]

luigi's mansion 3, finished it last night though started it about a year ago

That's another one I kinda want to get back to, I was enjoying it until I got distracted by playing something else.

 

[sudeki300]

i gave up on the maze floor with the three singer ghosts back when i started, then thought the other night "i should get it done" as there was not much left to play. got a whole load of games to finish off.

edit: this was supposed to be a reply to hippy daves post above, sorry buddy

 

[peteruk]

Ok, so a few months back I went kind of legit, I got my OLED and purchased a bunch of legit games to go with it. The past few days I've been playing Super Mario Maker 2 for the very first time and completed the Story Mode of the game.

Not very impressive by most of the others standards on here, but super enjoyable considering I rarely play any games these days

 

[Takokeshi]

Probably Link's Awakening tbh.

 

[cracker]

Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion
By the end the controls and scroll stuttering started to aggravate me. They were really the only challenge in the game and nearly ruined it for me. The 'DLC' was way less annoying to play because you didn't need to keep opening the menu to switch items. You have 8+ buttons, devs. Use them!

 

[hippy dave]

Part Time UFO
This is another game by HAL (the Kirby people) that has more of a vibe of an indie game, like BoxBoy. I hope they keep doing shit like these, because they're imaginative and fun.
The main game is mostly about carrying and balancing stuff, and I've played it as a fun distraction between other games. The final levels and the Switch-only bonus level thing involve doing different things and shake things up nicely. I've finished all the levels on both difficulties and ticked off most of the achievements, but am still three achievements short - two of them are for the "Tower of Infinity" mode which I'm not very good at tbh, and the other one doesn't say what it is yet. IDK if I'll keep going with Tower of Infinity to try and tick everything off, but either way, great fun little game.

 

[hippy dave]

Tomb of the Mask
I tried this game on Android, but the free2play mechanics (you get a limited number of tries and then have to wait before you can play again) rendered it unplayable, so I was happy to find it came out on Switch. Been playing it on and off for a while, but got really hooked on it in the last week. I just finished off the 550 levels that currently make up the story/levels mode, but maybe they'll add more in another update. I couldn't really get into the endless/random mode tbh, but the levels mode is a great game in itself.