Forum Game What game genre do you feel you enjoy less and less as you get older?

[Janunba88]

For me, there are two: turn-based RPGs and a bit of Fighting games. The first is due to time constraints and lack of patience; after all, like everyone else, I have more and more priorities as I get older. The second is partial, but I'd say it's because of the commands/combos, similar to RPGs. I don't have the patience for memorizing combos or executing complex commands, but I still enjoy playing fighting games casually.

 

[blahbleh]

games where theres too much happening on screen like I cant focus and it gives me headaches

 

[RanmyakuIchi's icon RanmyakuIchi RanmyakuIchi]

Despite being a huge Fighting Game guy, I feel I spend less and less time with new one's as I get older. I still enjoy the classic's immensely and play them on Fightcade a lot, but having to keep up with season passes and purchase new characters regularly makes me less interested in modern fighters. You need to be able to lab new characters to remain competitive, but as a result Fighting Games have slowly become one of the most expensive genre's to keep up with, and I'd rather just stick with 3rd Strike and Garou at this point.

 

[CheesyExplosive]

The final nail that broke the camel's coffin: beating the game

 

[bjork]

I don't have a genre, as a game can still hook me if it hits just right.
The thing I find I enjoy less and less is the overall output of Nintendo. As a kid, sure, give me all of that stuff I can get my hands on. But nowadays, give me Animal Crossing and maybe Wario Ware, and the rest of it I don't mind missing. Will it be well-made? Absolutely. But would I rather spend my time elsewhere? Also absolutely.

 

[BigTony]

Hero shooters i cant even enjoy tf2 anymore

 

[Sheepy765]

Monster catcher games like Pokemon I’ve slowly lost interest in, but Digimon’s been hooking me recently… so maybe not

 

[skramz]

when i was a kid i HATED strategy games and almost always played some sort of shooter game

now it's the complete opposite

 

[Waffles's iconWaffles]

Graphic adventures.

I get maybe two hours of playing time a week nowadays and I don't want to spend them trying to solve random puzzles made specifically to stump you.

I'd much rather play a shooter or sandbox.

 

[Potapota]

I want to say I've changed but I really haven't. I still enjoy the same games I did as when I was younger. Multiplayer games are something I don't really play at all anymore but I've never really been all that interested in those anyway.

 

[blahbleh]

The final nail that broke the camel's coffin: beating the game

This is literally me in rpg games. I love rpg games but most of rpg games are really long and after one point I just skip scenes and parts to beat it.

 

[TruxtonTatsujin TruxtonTatsujin]

Open world games. These days I tend to enjoy a more focused experience. Having this giant world to explore seems nice on paper, but I got things to do and people to see! I don't want to keep trekking across the same areas over and over just to get to the missions.