Yeah, but to use it again you have to go all the way back to the camp. It's just not my kind of system.
Traveling 30 minutes just to continue a story is not fun. I don't plan on doing that.
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What was the last game you deleted without finishing it and how far along were you?
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Yeah, but to use it again you have to go all the way back to the camp. It's just not my kind of system.
Traveling 30 minutes just to continue a story is not fun. I don't plan on doing that.
A game that feels super shallow and gamey, after the first area, doesn't really sound like a great Fallout clone. :)
Obduction.
I think, I was 3/4 through the game? Didn't really like it from the start and had a bit trouble with motion sickness too. I was already using a walkthrough when I reached this maze puzzle. Where you have to switch between dimensions to rotate certain parts of the maze to get through it. That seemed like such a godawful tedious task, that my final straw broke and I purged it from my system. Watched the end on Youtube instead.
I'm kind of in the same boat. It looks super intruging, but things like that hold me back from buying it. So I'm glad to see they are reacting to the feedback.
I think, I was 3/4 through the game? Didn't really like it from the start and had a bit trouble with motion sickness too. I was already using a walkthrough when I reached this maze puzzle. Where you have to switch between dimensions to rotate certain parts of the maze to get through it. That seemed like such a godawful tedious task, that my final straw broke and I purged it from my system. Watched the end on Youtube instead.
The last patch adresses some of those problems.
I'm kind of in the same boat. It looks super intruging, but things like that hold me back from buying it. So I'm glad to see they are reacting to the feedback.
Hmm. Probably Dead Cells I guess. I enjoyed it at first. But then seeing the same environments/enemies over and over (when you die, it restarts at the beginning) made it very boring. I don't play rogue likes very often, but it seems like the genre isn't for me.
If the game had check points I would've loved it. I don't care if it would've only taken an hour to finish. I would rather see it through in one go in a short time frame than to see the same things over and over again for an extended period of time.
If the game had check points I would've loved it. I don't care if it would've only taken an hour to finish. I would rather see it through in one go in a short time frame than to see the same things over and over again for an extended period of time.
Links awakening on Switch. Shitty 7th dungeon pissed me off, I completed it, then i was the boss of the 8th dungeon and my game crashed.
For some reason, I lost my save data and my last save was at the start of the 7th dungeon again, so I just watched the ending on youtube and left it at that.
For some reason, I lost my save data and my last save was at the start of the 7th dungeon again, so I just watched the ending on youtube and left it at that.
Assassin's Creed Odyssey. It tries to do too many things but the end result is an unfocused mess. It has huge open world and its landmarks are cool to see but lots of areas that aren't marked on your map are not worth visiting and traveling through these areas is not fun. It tries to be RPG but lots of upgrades and skills that probably have no real use and player most likely skips most of equipment they get (because they are obsolete in stats or do not fit to playstyle). If character would be forced to invest in one skill tree only and even then not all skjlls could be unlocked, it could create much more interesting situations. It also tries to be heavily narrative but due to open world nature player actions and dialogue are inconsistent (you can wipe out enemy lair and then player would comment later on a mission as if guards were still there even though it is empty).
I didn't delete the game and maybe will give it a second chance eventually, but for now my interest has dropped to zero. I played several hours.
I didn't delete the game and maybe will give it a second chance eventually, but for now my interest has dropped to zero. I played several hours.
Persona 5, after about 25 hours before 3rd Palace.
I really enjoyed Tokyo Mirage Sessions and Three Houses so thought I'd love Persona, but didn't really like the pace or find the daily life stuff that fun or rewarding. Perhaps a skip forward/automate option for the tasks would have been nice but at the same time I can see how that could conflict with the core design.
There were a few other things I didn't like, but there were also many aspects I enjoyed, certainly one of the most stylish games I've ever played.
I really enjoyed Tokyo Mirage Sessions and Three Houses so thought I'd love Persona, but didn't really like the pace or find the daily life stuff that fun or rewarding. Perhaps a skip forward/automate option for the tasks would have been nice but at the same time I can see how that could conflict with the core design.
There were a few other things I didn't like, but there were also many aspects I enjoyed, certainly one of the most stylish games I've ever played.
Outer Wilds (not world tho that too)
I made it maybe an hour in but I just "don't get it". And words cannot even express how much I hate the spaceship controls.
I made it maybe an hour in but I just "don't get it". And words cannot even express how much I hate the spaceship controls.
Gears 5.
Absolute borefest with sub-par gunplay and the most predictable combat encounters. The characters were over-acted stereotypes and the story wasn't interesting from the start. Got maybe two-three hours in before uninstalling.
Absolute borefest with sub-par gunplay and the most predictable combat encounters. The characters were over-acted stereotypes and the story wasn't interesting from the start. Got maybe two-three hours in before uninstalling.
Amnesia collection. Started this last night, played it for maybe 20 minutes and was really bored.
Before that.... Resident Evil 7 a couple of weeks ago. The prologue was awesome then it turned into Alien Isolation and Condemned but way crapper than both with as many horror film clichés as they could get. Not my Resident Evil :(
And lastly before that it was Judgement. The new mechanics of tailing and the drone were just awful. Killed My enthusiasm completely.
Before that.... Resident Evil 7 a couple of weeks ago. The prologue was awesome then it turned into Alien Isolation and Condemned but way crapper than both with as many horror film clichés as they could get. Not my Resident Evil :(
And lastly before that it was Judgement. The new mechanics of tailing and the drone were just awful. Killed My enthusiasm completely.
I don't uninstall games, but the last game I bounced off was Pokemon Sword and Shield. Think I got to the sixth gym before I ran out of steam. Didn't feel like the story was going anywhere and found the mind-numbing repeated battles with the rival a chore.
Strangely, I usually drop games when better ones come up. But with Pokemon no game took its place.
Strangely, I usually drop games when better ones come up. But with Pokemon no game took its place.
Outer Wilds. Played around 12 hours and then got my save corrupted.
Basically I could have continued since
Basically I could have continued since
every session only takes up to 22 minutes. But I lost all my clues and I didn't want to start from scratch
Control. It is probably not a bad game, but I didn't feel like playing an action game at the moment. Sold, perhaps it will come to GP later
I've had no interest in COD since it stopped being about WWII,but I tried out Modern Warfare Remastered on PS+ a while back....I got to the part where you defend against an endless spawn of enemies while waiting for a helicopter and knocked it on the head there.
Steins;Gate Elite PS4, have it on Switch & just wanted LBP but I'll play through it at some point I bet.
odyssey as well, I did beat it 98 hours all the DLC but couldn't deal with the loading anymore just to do ToG quests so I decided I wanted that 125 GBs back.
odyssey as well, I did beat it 98 hours all the DLC but couldn't deal with the loading anymore just to do ToG quests so I decided I wanted that 125 GBs back.
Subnautica because it doesn't have cloud save and the game is a technical mess and had a weird ass bug on my second try of finishing it with my base being invisible at certain angles and my mech just disappearing. Game is just a technical mess and I didn't wanna slog through the buginess and stuttering anymore
Shadow Warrior 2 a few weeks ago, maybe 10 hours in. Even worse humour than the first game with a basically nonexistent story and what little that was there, wasn't great.
Turning it into a looter shooter, unsatisfying level design and bullet sponge enemies made ultimately made it an easy decision to drop.
Turning it into a looter shooter, unsatisfying level design and bullet sponge enemies made ultimately made it an easy decision to drop.
I've been considering the Ultimate deluxe edition for $30 on psn right now. Is it worth 30 with all the goodies? Or $15 basic? Or just not at all. I had the Wii U versions back in the day and thought they were buggy but it was the Wii U so...
Ah! I just deleted one of my most hated games.
Ultra Despair Girls: Danganronpa was a mess for me. I love the franchise, the narrative and wanted to give ir a shot to this new try with another genre and updated graphic style.
I hated with all my pink blood.
I mean, I know that anime games have fan service but this was too much. I has to tickle the protagonist? And then she was fighting just with her underwear on and it was... Strange.
It's a shame because I enjoyed the characters and the plot was OK. I just started Danganronpa V3 and, well, I'll forget about Ultra Despair Girls.
Ultra Despair Girls: Danganronpa was a mess for me. I love the franchise, the narrative and wanted to give ir a shot to this new try with another genre and updated graphic style.
I hated with all my pink blood.
I mean, I know that anime games have fan service but this was too much. I has to tickle the protagonist? And then she was fighting just with her underwear on and it was... Strange.
It's a shame because I enjoyed the characters and the plot was OK. I just started Danganronpa V3 and, well, I'll forget about Ultra Despair Girls.
Horizon Zero Dawn. Had to wash the taste out with Breath of the Wild. Maybe one day I'll return.
Not at all, unless you like games that are 80% artificial bloat and filler.
Witcher 3.
I was a couple of hours in but I just couldn't be bothered.
I'm sure I'll give it another go some time because I really want to like it.
I was a couple of hours in but I just couldn't be bothered.
I'm sure I'll give it another go some time because I really want to like it.
Nier: Automata. I kept hearing good things about it from people around me, but I was really certain that it wasn't for me. And... I was right. Deleted it after a couple of hours and went back to Slay the Spire.
Assassin's Creed Odyssey. It takes a lot for me to not finish a game, but getting off the first island and realizing 80% of the game is pure bloat made me uninstall it pretty fast.
I keep uninstalling and reinstalling Sekiro.
I've got a special case of love/hate relationship with it. I'm fascinated by it, but I'm never having fun playing it (whereas I love all Soulsborne games and NiOh, which are all rather demanding yet fair and fun).
I absolutely want to finish it, but also never want to touch it again, at the same time.
I'm currently raging against Lone Shadow Longswordsman.
I've got a special case of love/hate relationship with it. I'm fascinated by it, but I'm never having fun playing it (whereas I love all Soulsborne games and NiOh, which are all rather demanding yet fair and fun).
I absolutely want to finish it, but also never want to touch it again, at the same time.
I'm currently raging against Lone Shadow Longswordsman.
The Surge and Sniper Elite 4.
Played both for 2,3 hours. Liked Sniper Elite 4 and The Surge wasn't that bad too, but I needed some space for other games and...
Also deleted FFXV after playing it for 2 hours to instal Death Stranding and Titanfall 2. I'll install it again in next days after finishing Death Stranding.
Played both for 2,3 hours. Liked Sniper Elite 4 and The Surge wasn't that bad too, but I needed some space for other games and...
Also deleted FFXV after playing it for 2 hours to instal Death Stranding and Titanfall 2. I'll install it again in next days after finishing Death Stranding.
Yeah, I only got the digital copy tier in the wake of hype of it's announcement. After reviews came in that it didn't do much at all to continue the story and actually digressed some from S2, I decided to just move onto the multitude of remaining backlog I have. ho well
Folklore on PS3. Got about half way before getting fed up of the six-axis ID capturing mechanics, and how disrespectful they were towards the player's time (get it right, or you have to whittle down the boss's health yet again, and it often takes a long time).
I was glad to learn that the company responsible is no more.
I was glad to learn that the company responsible is no more.
RAGE 2
Maybe like, 3 hours in? Couldn't get into it. Action was fine but everything is just a big meh.
Maybe like, 3 hours in? Couldn't get into it. Action was fine but everything is just a big meh.
NIOH. I have neither the time nor the patience to "git gud," especially when the game has such a hideous aesthetic.
Outer Worlds. I enjoyed the world & character building, but the combat is pretty bland.
I dropped it about halfway through monarch for Fallen Order & Modern Warfare. After starting DMC 5 & getting Control on sale I just don't see myself picking it up again.
I dropped it about halfway through monarch for Fallen Order & Modern Warfare. After starting DMC 5 & getting Control on sale I just don't see myself picking it up again.
Dragon Quest Builders 2. I was at Khrumbul-Dun.
The whole thing with Babs was making me feel uncomfortable.
The whole thing with Babs was making me feel uncomfortable.
Persona 5
Played around 20 to 30 hours, playing around 2 hours a day.
I felt that I was progressing through the story too slowly and I was starting to get bored of the game, so I looked up online to see how far I was and discovered that I was not even halfway through.
So I gave up and moved to something else.
Which was a shame since I loved Persona 4.
Played around 20 to 30 hours, playing around 2 hours a day.
I felt that I was progressing through the story too slowly and I was starting to get bored of the game, so I looked up online to see how far I was and discovered that I was not even halfway through.
So I gave up and moved to something else.
Which was a shame since I loved Persona 4.
I just did this today with a Robot named fight on the switch. I love buying sub £1 games randomly on the eshop and I'd heard good things about it. Started off okay until I realised it was a permadeath rogue lite! Immediately turned off and deleted. Still, glad I tried it and virtually no money lost.