Last game you paid full price for?

Curse of the Dead Gods. Slightly less punishing than Hades and worth every full price penny I paid for it.

But buying games at launch is generally not a good move, particularly Ubisoft or Activision games that get discounted within a month or two of launch.

Monster

Hunter

Rise

Immortals and before that was Resident Evil 2 (2019).

Modern Warfare. By the time a sale comes around, the next CoD is already out. Plus I was a big fan of the original Modern Warfare.

Monster Hunter Rise and worth every penny.

Streets of Rage 4. I bought 3 different collector's editions for myself, plus I gifted two other copies.

Final Fantasy VII remake. Sold it half the price a few months later

Angry Video Game Nerd Deluxe 1&2, of course full price for it was only $15 but it was worth every penny. Both games actually had really good gameplay, decent level design and a ton of references to older games and AVGN episodes.

Before that it would have been Streets of Rage 4, Sega really needs to follow up this amazing game with others like it, say Golden Axe 4 (I think it would be 4 correct me if I'm wrong) and many other IPs they're just sitting on doing nothing with.

Persona 5 strikers. I still have not installed it yet.

Ghost of Tsushima and Bowsers Fury

i got (cyber) punked with my last full price purchase (ps4)

Valheim

Monster Hunter Rise for sure

Desperados 3.

Was worth it, was happy to support them.

Gran turismo 5 and i got sucked into the hype. Was garbage and stopped buying them after that. Amazing how one bad game can put you off a franchise.

Only one im considering is getting a complete version of hitman 3 with 2 and 1 thrown in but i cant find it yet.

RE2 Remake, before that it was RE6 that was the last time I bought a game at full price.

Mass Effect Legacy Collection, preordered it since it was only $53.

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's stone, a whopping 100.00 LTL (which roughly equates to ~ 29 eur; which, is a joke, if I think about it now, but back in those days, for 100.00 LTL you could have bought more than one week of food for family of four, and a 1,000.00 LTL was considered a "good" monthly salary).

@jeffbuckley1: GT5 was garbage, passed on GT6 (which I heard was a big improvement) but picked up GTSport and I'm glad I did, it's a fantastic game.

I guess if early access indie games count, that would be the same for me.

Last AAA title at full price was Doom Eternal, on week of release.

I rarely buy games over 20 bucks, but Doom Eternal ran well early on, and this is the kidn of game i plan on replaying a few times, so the price felt right.

Monster Hunter Rise

DOOM Eternal.

AC Vallhala

I cannot tell if that's a good deal or a rip-off.

At anycase hope Bioware finally do something to make at least the fans happy.

Am not personally a fan of any Bioware game I've played (Origins, Inquisition, Anthem) but am probably not the target. I think Bioware at least need to get back on form and cater to its audience that supported them through the years. Instead of selling trashy/ shallow/ broken games for gullible customers.

Soulstorm. Even though I got it for free on PS+, I'm so happy they finally made another game that I decided to order a physical copy.

Star Wars Squadrons.

Probably Animal Crossing: New Horizons.

cod mw3 back in 2011

I payed $30 for Persona 5 - and I thought I had gotten a pretty good deal.

Then the remake came out and I ended up paying $30 for the remake too.

In short I got worked.

I can't remember if it was Doom Eternal or Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, from last summer. I think it may have been Doom Eternal. I think I got Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War at a discount, can't remember. BTW, these are the PC versions I am referring to.

Cyberpunk 2077 for PS 4 and no I don't regret my purchase, barely touched it because I've been busy :).

Desperados 3.

AC: Valhalla. I was going to pay full price for Cyberpunk 2077 but…

I think last time I payed full price for a game was Escape from Tarkov at the start of 2020.

Bethesda's "Brink" (Yes that game from over 10 years ago). It was also the first and last game I pre-ordered.

Death Stranding

I only paid full price for a game just 1 time in my life, and that was for Xcom enemy within(I haven't bought the second Xcom re-booth because it was too cyberpunk and not grounded to reality)

This is because I was a huge fan of Xcom ufo and Xcom Terror from the deep, so I really wanted to support this project among the huge sea of first-person shooters + I really wanted to play that game

Devotion. It only costs 16 euros so I had no qualms about it.

Dyson Sphere Program.

Cost a whopping 19.99!

God I love independent games :D

damn what made you buy that?

Pretty fun game, a shame it never took off. Loved the parkour aspects of that game.

@mrbojangles25: I literally thought it was going to be like the next Team Fortress 2, or big multiplayer FPS game. And I wanted to be the first one to be on it. Also, I loved the art style and parkour mechanics (Especially since I was playing a crap ton of AC games, and parkour games at the time.)

Turns out I was dead wrong...

Norroth, or do Free games don't count? hahaha

Nekopara vol. 5.... and the patch too. Don't judge me.

Yazuka like a dragon.

I think the last that worked is Call of Duty Cold War.