The Hardest Games

[NotGodlike]

I guess all these random I wanna be the Guy fangames that keep putting Miku Hatsune png survival bosses that you have to get through for almost like 3 minutes is what pisses me off sometimes

 

[happymasksalesman happymasksalesman]

How did you survive this?

 

[NotGodlike]

How did you survive this?

Pain and stubborness

 

[Deleted member 884]

The first Blasphemous.

 

[ciro64]

Super Mario Bros 2 (J) aka Lost Levels

It's basically Cat Mario but without the funny factor

 

[jon2]

Monster Hunter (the first, and not G) and Monster Hunter Dos for the PS2

The 7th Saga for the SNES

Panzer Front Ausf.B for the PS2

SD Gundam G Generation FIF for the PSX (basically the Hell mode of G Generation F)

Super Robot Taisen A Portable for the PSP

Sniper Elite for the PS2

Chou Soujuu Mecha MG for the NDS

 

[Frickinfrik]

Mario 2: The Lost Levels
Zelda 2
GTA 3
Crash Bandicoot Trilogy
Crash 4: It’s About Time (so hard I uninstalled it out of rage)
Sonic Unleashed (mainly the HD Versions)
Super Mario Kart
Sonic Riders (non-beginner friendly and relentless computer opponents)
DMC3 (original version)
Mario Party 1
Pretty much every Dark Souls game (depending on your view)

 

[ciro64]

Mario Party 1

That game is fine. Except for the fact that it tries to hurt me physically.

 

[rugal]

nes
ninja gaiden
battletoads

ps1
rayman 1
crash bash all the hard mini games are enough to drive you insane its a game you play through once than never want to play again

 

[Tonberry]

Ninja Gaiden on Xbox is more or less impossible for me. The first two levels took an entire night to beat, and that was by the skin of my teeth. I remember that first boss dude being insanely fucking difficult.

 

[NotGodlike]

Ninja Gaiden on Xbox is more or less impossible for me. The first two levels took an entire night to beat, and that was by the skin of my teeth. I remember that first boss dude being insanely fucking difficult.

They really have skill gap that is so high to comprehend.
If you thought they were already difficult, oh boy, there's Master Ninja mode.........

 

[CG4R12I4N]

The King of Fighters 94 (Neo Geo)
Athena (Arcade & NES)
SRW F & F Final (PSX)
Ninja Ryukenden Tomoe/Ninja Gaiden Trilogy (SNES)
Bare Knuckle/Streets of Rage Trilogy (Mega Drive)
Contra series (various)
Fire Emblem: Thracia 776 (SNES)

They're hard as sin they make other games look pretty easy by comparison.

 

[NotGodlike]

Ninja Gaiden Trilogy (SNES)

SNES versions are harder? Did I miss something? I only played NES ones

 

[CG4R12I4N]

The controls are even more unresponsive and glitchy compared to the NES version. Though on the plus side, it now has unlimited continues.

 

[King_Fisher]

The first official rage game is probably Takeshi's challenge for the original famicom. It's whole purpose was to basically annoy the crap out of players with cryptic solutions and very easy ways to screw yourself over the last second such as walking in an unassuming hut that you can never exit or not killing a seemingly friendly NPC for no reason

Pretty much since Takeshi (long story short gameshow and actor celebrity in Japan) hated video games and wanted to troll.

 

[Bonkers225]

kof 95 and SamSho 3 on hard difficulty. Good luck...

 

[Zooey]

Literally this game, Umihara Kawase. It feels like the mother of Getting Over It.

 

[Pinballbuzzbro]

Any arcade game Konami made from the mid to late 80's. I'm so glad that new M2 collection is coming out so Gradius 3 arcade can finally be an enjoyable game lmao. No saving crap like Haunted Castle and Rock'n'Rage tho, those ones are carried solely by their soundtracks.

 

[freebie#47]

Kinda hard to list some as most the games i want to post aren't exactly hard game, just have super hard difficult boss fights. For example, card-en-ciel....game literally has a SUPER overpowered with so many cheat skills, but the last boss in the story, though can be made easier, unless you are going for the true ending, really is a nerve racking battle. Not only is your card deck tied to your hp, and every time you get hit you lose around 200+ cards, but your best cheat skills are locked by the boss and you have you have to inflict around 750 damage(on normal difficulty) while he has 7500 and huge break shield, he also attacks 6 of your 9 squares so you better hope you draw the right move cards, or time your action cards right.(there is a setting that makes them auto, but that's no fun). Really love the game, but wished they covered all the fake game worlds, cause i would love to know the lore behind them....

Also Sans fight from undertale...you know it

 

[DPRWesley]

Every last NES game.

 

[NotGodlike]

Also Sans fight from undertale...you know it

To be honest, Sans is still a much more fair battle in comparison to just hard games even

 

[werewolfx]

proud of myself for beating this as a kid

 

[Matricks]

It was more about that they just cant program and rushed, most Amiga games were thar:

 

[legsrjust4show]

I'm currently trapped in Ys I Chronicles+. The boss fights are maybe some of the worst ever??? I'm even stuck on the one before the final boss and everyone already talks about how the final boss is like at least top ten worst final boss fights ever.

The Turbografx-CD version was NOT this rough.

It's maybe not the hardest game ever, but it sure spikes so extremely in difficulty for the stupidest things possible that it's maddening that this is supposed to be the updated final version released like thirty entire years later and it's also maybe the worst one???

 

[CG4R12I4N]

Oh right, I always forgot that Metal Slug series is supposed to be hard as sin for casuals as well, way more than even Contra, Megaman and Ghost n' Goblins could do. It's really more platformer that plays like a shmup. The only reason you can eventually git gud at this game is only because of its unlimited continues that instantly bring you at the spot when you died before.

Also if you want to play a modern game that's frustratingly head-bashing desk hard because you feel like never knowing anything even after playing it a couple of times, there's always Knights in the Nightmare.