Dungeons & Dragons. I'll finish a campaign someday...

Hm... probably Skyrim. At least, I’ve never gotten to very high level. It can be difficult since to progress much you need a good amount of time to play.

Breath of the Wild. Sorry to all the Zelda super fans out there, but I got bored. And I mean [b][u][i]bored[/i][/u][/b]. The lack of dialogue during gameplay made Link feel lifeless to me. But hey, that’s a problem I have in a lot of games with silent characters, especially survival games like ark. The silence drives me crazy. That being said, the combat was good, and the exploration was nice.

To say I have finished Final Fantasy XIII 15+ times is an insult to the idea I have not finished it yet. My proper answer though would be Indivisible after [spoiler]Rock Zuko... WHY!?[/spoiler]

Bethesda's Prey. Loved it, but never got around to actually beating it lol

Right now i'm in the middle of my first Bloodborne playthrough and i would like to at least 100% Hollow Knight. Although, if we're talking strictly 100% games, i don't think i've ever done that before.

[i]Darkest Dungeon[/i] and [i]Spore[/i]. [i]Darkest Dungeon[/i] is excellent, one of the highest quality games I've ever played, and I really admire the developers' devotion to their artistic vision. Unfortunately, while I love basically everything about the game, it's just difficult enough, and just rogue-like enough, that I'm probably never going to finish it. I pretty much just play through a couple of dungeons every now and again. In fact, you can probably add any roguelike to my list of "favourite games I'll never finish." [i]Spore[/i] is a little trickier to explain. It's a very flawed game, that I have a lot of issues with. But it also has a lot of really interesting ideas, and is probably still the most unique game I've ever played. If EA weren't a bunch of scumbags, we might have seen the creator's intended sequel, and everything would be better. Anyway, I usually get to [i]Spore[/i]'s space stage (the place the game really begins) and then quit. It's the best part of the game, but it's also very difficult and pretty exhausting. So while I start out enjoying it, eventually the entire universe hates me and then the game is a lost cause.

DENSITY 2. [spoiler] I haven’t finished it yet. [/spoiler] [spoiler] [/spoiler]

There is only one game. Much to my own shame, That I’ve yet to finish And that is kingdom hearts two I rented it from blockbuster and its past due Yet I’ve never wrangled that bad dish Of Disney and dead franchises.

The Outer Worlds is up there

I would say Furi, but I just beat it yesterday! I can’t think of anything else, though. I almost always finish the games I play. Edit: Scratch that, Darkest Dungeon. It was really fun, but once you lost your healers it was really hard to keep going.

1. Elder Scrolls Online. Love the story, but I'm a gameplay driven player and I just cant' commit the time to a game that I don't love the game play. 2, Horizon Zero Dawn: Finished the campaign (great). But left a number of side missions undone, and never got around to the DLC. 3. Spider-man. Loved it, but got pulled away to other games. 4. Assassin's Creed: Odyssey. Lost momentum trying to track down the secret society members based around Athens (Attika) and got pulled away to other games. Played it on Stadia and it ran beautifully. Sad, because Stadia is great technology that Google seems to have no idea what to do with as a consumer product. 4. [i]Oni[/i]. A third person shooter/beat 'em up by Bungie from around the time of Halo CE. Great game. But at a time in my life when I just never had time to play it all the way through.

Titan Fall 2, I’ll finish it later, maybe, probably not.