Games that make you feel pitiful.
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Rule Of Rose.
This game has one messed up story (and the gameplay is frustrating as well). Everyone treats you like dirt and your only friend is a dog. It's just... well, the game made me feel like I needed to take a shower and get some fresh air every time I played it.
This game has one messed up story (and the gameplay is frustrating as well). Everyone treats you like dirt and your only friend is a dog. It's just... well, the game made me feel like I needed to take a shower and get some fresh air every time I played it.
Um in star craft the computers always kick my ass silly - i think Ive only won against them like 3-4 times but i'm a terrible at that game..fun thou : D
Silent hill 2.Jame's journey deeper and deeper into the rabbit hole simply because he has nothing else to turn back to only to realize its your own soul your traveling into.Its a depressing journey and James is a little pathetic but without a doubt one of my favorite and most memorable ones.
More games should make you feel pathetic.
More games should make you feel pathetic.
Dude. Shadow of the Colossus. you always feel so bad about each of the Colossi you kill. (except the last one, he was a dick)
IFf you mean pitiful as 'hopelessly bad at the game' I'd have to go with Devil May Cry and its entire genre.
I bought DMC4 and I just can't seem to get into it, there doesn't seem to be much in the way of a useful tutorial either. I sense it'd be the kinda game I'd really enjoy if I could get over the hump, as I really enjoyed a lot of 2d fighting games, had no trouble learning the playstyles of Killer Instinct and the like, where you had to learn how to make a combo flow.
Also guitar Hero, I've never really made it past medium difficulty, because it seemed at hard difficulty it stopped being fun and started being annoying, I played GH to feel good, not to be frustrated.
I bought DMC4 and I just can't seem to get into it, there doesn't seem to be much in the way of a useful tutorial either. I sense it'd be the kinda game I'd really enjoy if I could get over the hump, as I really enjoyed a lot of 2d fighting games, had no trouble learning the playstyles of Killer Instinct and the like, where you had to learn how to make a combo flow.
Also guitar Hero, I've never really made it past medium difficulty, because it seemed at hard difficulty it stopped being fun and started being annoying, I played GH to feel good, not to be frustrated.