A real loose, basic list of games I completed in 2025 as far as I can remember them (or that I was reminded of from my Steam recap). I'd say I had a decent mix of new games, game replays, and games I had put on the backburner in the past:

MindsEye
Avowed
Outer Worlds 2
Death Stranding 2
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
Dispatch
Borderlands 4
BF6 SP campaign
As Long As You're Here
Star Wars Jedi Survivor
Like a Dragon Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii
MGS Delta Snake Eater
Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines
Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines 2
Metro Exodus
Dying Light the Beast
Painkiller (the new one)
Mass Effect 3 (via Legendary Edition)
Mass Effect Andromeda
Sniper Elite Resistance
Split/Fiction
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle
Doom The Dark Ages
Revenge of the Savage Planet
Dune Awakening (flushed)
Atomfall (flushed)
Chronos The New Dawn (flushed)

Edit: Nearly forgot this one too: Routine

I've temporarily beaten Phasmophobia by unlocking all Steam achievements until Kinetic Games adds more. Obviously this is an insanely loose definition of complete since Phasmophobia doesn't have a campaign (unless you count seasonal events). Just strictly on achievements (including Demon Slayed and the Gold Apocalypse Challenge - the latter achieved before the big Chronicle patch update overhauling equipment and game mechanics). Technically not even completed since there's trackers for completing the objectives for each new map or new map revision, requiring you to do that 50 times per map (I think there's 5 trackers so far - more to be added over time presumably including 6 Tanglewood Drive eventually). None of those unlock achievements though, so I counted that as one game complete and voted as such, but honestly I don't know if that counts at all. Everything else has been completing demos. Working at a Health Authority has been a mistake and perhaps after quitting (please be this year), I might have time to enjoy video games and actually complete something from my backlog of purchased games. Maybe even dust off the PS5/Steam Deck.

.........What year did I complete We Were Here Expeditions: The Friendship?... Do I count that as 2 games for 2025?... Nah probably not. So back to 1. Or 0 if the way I've beaten Phasmophobia doesn't count.

Also side note: I can't handle horror games/movies, as I have a nervous disposition so I refuse to play/watch them. Playing Phasmophobia both in multiplayer and solo has been a very odd choice for me. I don't think I'm facing my fear either. It's more like understanding the meta game and realizing how silly the game can be, as it can on occasion lean away from horror and become more of a "Guess Who?" or Carmen Sandiego puzzle video game with moments of stupidity (like a ghost shaking harmlessly in the corner or a ghost killing me because I was ignoring it while playing with the jukebox/soda fountain). So I fear more of the unknown, but knowing the meta game makes it significantly less scary for me. But I can't lie to myself and have to admit I stare at the floor while crouched most of the time, while inside the haunted area to minimize jumpscares.

Depending on what is happening with version 1.0 (they're leaving Early Access sometime this year with a simultaneous release on all platforms), I may quit the game if the new horror features will be more impactful (formerly called Horror 2.0) because I'll be too scared to play it any further. That's not a bad thing for gamers in general though. For all we know they might find a way to add hallucinations like Eternal Darkness (that's been on the Kinetic Games' Trello for years). I also suspect they'll try to scare players who originally thought they were safe in the truck as a new horror feature.

.........I want to play other games. I also picked up MGS Delta Snake Eater PS5 physical during a holiday sale. A little disappointed PS5/Xbox couldn't share both Snake vs. Monkeys and Snake vs. Bomberman minigames. I'd like to compare and see which is more fun.

Chrono Gear
Alone in the Dark (remake)
Majora's Mask
Tomb Raider 4
Tomb Raider Chronicles

That might be it, i continued playing Genshin for my 2nd year and caught up with the main story so that's "complete" for now, though i still have loads of character stories to do, and because i have less to do in that i started Wuthering Waves and caught up with the story pretty quickly, but again there's loads to do still.

My goal for next year is to finish Oddworld: Soulstorm, because i interrupted that playthrough by starting Megacopter, then once i'm done with those dedicate some real time to Dr Robotnik's Ring Racers, i've put a few hours into it on and off but i want to dig in, get better and unlock a chunk of its ridiculous amount of content, as a kid i remember playing Mario Kart 64 every day for a while and i want that daily kart racing experience again.

1 that I can think of - Kingdom Come Deliverance 2. Otherwise, I keep starting games and get distracted by different ones before I get that far through them.

If you count completed competitive matches of CS, my answer is approximately 450. If you do not, I'm afraid it's zero.