What's a game everyone loves but you don't like it?

[LightningmanEXE]

I'm going to be honest, I really am not a fan of fnaf at all. it just... doesn't look, feel, or seem like any fun.

also, I have never been a big fan of gta games. the second I try them, I do a few missions, fuck around with cheat codes that make me fly around, go on a rampage, and drop it. there are no exceptions to this. I can't imagine playing the whole thing.

I havn't given minecraft a fair chance to be sure, but I am not fond of my initial impression. I'd kinda rather program a game myself than make something in it. honestly it just made me miss little big planet.

 

[Frickinfrik]

Three games come to my mind when asked this question. Also this is my opinion.


I’m probably gonna get murdered for this but, I don’t really like Sonic Adventure 2. It just doesn’t work out for me. The controls feel stiff and the camera works against you rather than with you. The Treasure Hunting stages also overstay their welcome and are more frustrating than in SA1.



I also don’t really like Skyward Sword. The problem for me is that the game is very linear and hand-holding. It also has severe pacing issues, such as the beginning of the game and The Song of the Hero Quest. The controls are also a mixed bag, every now and then the motion controls will fuck up and be unresponsive at the wrong time. The locations you also visit feel very generic and overuse one single color in the environment. I can see a good game here, it’s just there’s too many setbacks for me.



Mario Kart 7. This game in my opinion is boring. It feels like a step down from previous entries. There’s also very baffling exclusions in the game. I do like some of the courses in this game, but I grow tired playing this game. It felt like Nintendo was trying to play it safe with this entry. Though, I’d gladly play this over Super Mario Kart and Mario Kart Tour any day.

 

[Taukyrie]

Less a game that everyone loves and more of a game that people who are fans of the franchise really like and that I know and acknowledge is good, but I don't like it anyway. Anyway, I'm talking about Super Robot Wars 30.

It's a good game, I've played some of it when my bf came to visit, and I could see how it could be fun, but honestly my main problem has nothing to do with the game itself but everything surrounding it.

To be extremely blunt, for a game claiming to be the big 30th anniversary entry of a long-running franchise, it sure didn't feel like it. Like you'd think they'd do something that felt just a biiittt more special than just mostly throwing in series that were in the last 3 games, 4 new series (one of which they REALLY shafted), and just overall making it feel less like a special event game and more like an entry that honestly could've just been released at any point in time. Honestly, if they did not constantly remind you that this supposed to be an anniversary game, I probably would not nearly have as much of a problem with it as I do, but nope, they feel the need to remind you that this is supposed to be the *special 30th anniversary game* by less than subtly winking at the camera about it. (ESPECIALLY in the skits you get when you save and quit during a stage)

Not to mention the things that WERE included for the 30th anniversary were included in a half-assed manner. Like some of the mech animations and sprits for the OG DLC units were just uuuggglllyyyy.

Like I know this franchise is a licensing nightmare and it's not cheap, but I have to sigh that some of the most interesting inclusions are locked behind paid DLC. (Mostly looking at Sakura Wars and Getter Robo Devolution) "Oh but Tau, can't you play as them for one stage?" One stage, yes. But if you want them as part of your main roster, you have to pay for the DLC. Not to mention the scaling of the DLC units isn't very good to the point where some units won't do a lot of damage no matter how much upgrades you put into them.

Honestly SRW 30 is one of the reasons why, even though I actually really like three of the series they've revealed so far for SRW Y, I cannot bring myself to have any reaction other than apathy towards it.

 

[RebelofDaNeonGod]

How about Eternal? That game's pretty fast!

Never tried it after having such a bad experience with 2016

 

[CG4R12I4N]

Katamari Damacy.
Yes guys, ready the pitchforks please.

I also hate Street Fighter games despite liking any other fighting games. Weirdly enough I actually like Capcom vs. games.

 

[NotGodlike]

Persona 5, and while I do love its ost, artstyle and story, its pacing is so slow and gameplay barely evolves, and it just drags on to the point of overstaying its welcome. The only game I can compare it to is Chrono Trigger but that didn't drag on for eternity, which was way more tolerable

 

[MiwaSata]

Legend of Zelda as a series has never felt right for me. I´ve tried Ocarina of Time, I´ve played Twilight Princess... but they just don´t hit.

Undertale was kinda the same. The music absolutely slaps... but that´s about it. I enjoyed the Genocide run the most

 

[Ethernoh]

Never tried it after having such a bad experience with 2016

You need to, it's WAY better and the movement is awesome, 2016 is garbo in comparison.

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Persona 5, and while I do love its ost, artstyle and story, its pacing is so slow and gameplay barely evolves, and it just drags on to the point of overstaying its welcome. The only game I can compare it to is Chrono Trigger but that didn't drag on for eternity, which was way more tolerable

Persona(the modern style) got old pretty fast after 4. I mean not everything has to be high school, the first 2 had adults on the party, specially the 2 duology (my favorite).