Phantasy Star: Fringes of Algo

I just finished Legend of Oasis yesterday, really neat Saturn action-adventure game with beautiful graphics and a crazy, darkly beautiful soundtrack by Yuzo Koshiro. I really enjoyed it, but some of the puzzles in the end became monstrously difficult. I was able to beat it without using a FAQ, but probably at the cost of some of my sanity.

Beat Proteus last night. And by beat, I mean finished through the game (as much as you can) and even got all the achievements. It's a strange game, kind of the artsy type (and an indie game), definitely not for everyone. Hard to describe, too. But I beat it and as far as I know, saw all there is to see.

This year I am trying to keep a list of games I have beaten, because I am trying to organize my backlog (with the help of backloggery.com).

So far, these were the games I have beaten in 2014:

01/25 - Unchained Blades (PSP)
01/31 - Ragnarok Tactics (PSP)
02/06 - Dragon's Crown (PSV)
02/21 - Luminous Arc 2 (DS)
03/11 - Sweet Fuse: At Your Side (PSP)
04/07 - Ys: Memories of Celceta (PSV)
05/06 - Class of Heroes 2 (PSP)
05/08 - Senran Kagura Burst (3DS)
05/22 - Half-Minute Hero (PSP)
06/06 - Monster Monpiece (PSV)
06/11 - Hyperdimension Neptunia (PS3)
06/26 - Breath of Fire IV (PS1)
07/28 - Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars (PSV)
08/13 - Magical Starsign (DS)
08/26 - Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies (DS)
09/05 - Ragnarok DS (DS)
09/10 - Corpse Party (PSP)
09/18 - Muramasa Rebirth (PSV)

How was Muramasa? I got that on my Vita but haven't played it yet.

As a hack 'n' slash, it was good. The only problem is that sometimes you have to backtrack a lot in the map, and you have to fight many boring and useless battles.

As for the rest, the plot is fine, and the gameplay is good. There are lots of different movements, and there is some strategy involved (which is not very common in hack 'n' slash games). The art is stunning, as in every Vanillaware game, and the game shines in Vita-1000 Oled screen.

Although Dragon's Crown is a better hack 'n' slash in my opinion, Muramasa is still good.

Akiba's Trip (Vita)
Have now played through and gotten two of the six different endings.

Beat Gods Eater Burst (PSP). As far as quest-based monster-hunting action games go, it is the best I have played to date. The quests are very interesting with few, but difficult monsters to beat, the individual and group strategy is very important in the game, and the story is quite nice as well. And, at last, there is Alisa

I've finally beaten 999 ! What a great game

Just beat Astyanax. Fun game. With a crazy, random Greek title.

myau56 wrote:I've finally beaten 999 ! What a great game

I know most people I have talked to loved this game, but I will never understand what is great about it. The "true ending" story is horrendous.