The funniest game you´ve ever played

[ace_of_something]

In recent history easily the Portal series. I also thought Brutal Legend was pretty funny.

Overall probably either Monkey Island or the Space Quest/Quest for Glory series-es. Space Quest has hilarious deaths at every turn.

Portal series
Monkey Island-series
Sam and Max-series
Police Quest-series
Space Quest-series
Kings Quest-series
Conker's Bad Fur Day

I was starting to think I was the only old school Sierra fan here. Two Guys from Andromeda are comic geniuses.

 

[jipostus]

Monkey Island 1 & 2, Portal 1 & 2, And... Skyrim with all the Bugs xD

 

[Alcamonic]

Fallout 2 without a doubt. I couldn't stop laughing the time you make a guy chop off his little finger, because you said it was how you signed a contract and you reply "You could dip it in garlic sauce".

 

[Lunar Templar]

*looks at your avatar ... looks at my avatar* ...??? dad? DAD!!! YOUR ALIVE T_T! (sorry heh)

hehehe, that was pretty good

i agree with Disgaea and Ratchet and Clank though, bot where pretty funny

 

[Terminate421]

Saints Row 3. I laugh every time I say the word penetrator as I see my badass character holding it and beating people to death with it.

 

[RedDeadFred]

The lemons rant in Portal 2 propels that game to funniest game ever for me.

 

[Arkley]

DeathSpank was legitimately hilarious in so many ways. It's rare for games to have sight gags in addition to hilarious dialogue, but it had plenty. It even tossed in a few parodies & references. But what else would you expect from Ron Gilbert?

 

[Innegativeion]

The entire Ratchet & Clank series. It's too hard to pick just one because they are all well-written and hilarious.

Also, Dr. Nefarious takes the prize for funniest videogame villan ever.

Yeah, I'd go for most ratchet and clank games on the first time around.

Portal and Portal 2, however, I feel has more sustainability. That is, it stays funnier on the 2nd 3rd etc. playthrough.

 

[Sarah Kerrigan]

Bulletstorm & No More Heroes.

 

[Popeman]

The entire Ratchet & Clank series. It's too hard to pick just one because they are all well-written and hilarious.

Also, Dr. Nefarious takes the prize for funniest videogame villan ever.

For sure.The sheep line at the end of the second one still gets me.

 

[VladG]

The Monkey Island games (not so much 4), Portal and there is some funny dialogue in Orcs Must Die

 

[JoesshittyOs]

Yep, Portal 2.

"Beard Dirt...."

 

[Dethenger]

Also: inb4 Conkers bad fur day.

I do not understand why people think that game is funny. Is it nostalgia, from when they played it as a kid and thought that swimming in shit was hilarious? I'm not the Mr. Mature or anything, but seriously. If I sound inflammatory, I apologize, but if anyone would be willing to explain, I really would like to hear.

Anyway. I actually came in here to mention:

I can't believe no one has mentioned The Bard's Tale that was release for PS2/Xbox a few years back. That game was not only funny, but it had really good gameplay as well. I mean, who DOESN'T enjoy snarky games like that?

I loved that game. I think it was the first one I played that effectively broke the 4th wall. I remember in the tutorial, an old guy was saying "Jump by pressing the Triangle Button."
To which the protagonist replied, "Button? What button? But alright. I'll humour you, old man."
I thought it was funny.

Also, Assassin's Creed: Revelations had some parts I thought were pretty funny. There's a part where you have to knock out a few minstrels and take their clothes. The absurdity of the situation struck me as I was doing it, and I just started laughing. And later, as Ezio is pretending to be a minstrel, he's playing the lute horribly and singing retarded songs. And if I'm not mistaken, there's a recruitment mission where you have to hit up a fight club. The challenger/ potential recruit insults you to rile you up, to which Ezio calmly replies, "If I had a message for you, I'd pass it on through your mother."

Snap.

 

[Dfskelleton]

Beneath a Steel Sky's quirky humor, witty dialogue and extremely colorful cast of characters truly add up for a hilarious experience.
"Maybe you should try defacating."
"... You mean defecting?"
"You're not making any sense!"
Captcha: nypnog PHYSICS (physics was in really bold, legible letters)

 

[Reaper69lol]

Duke Nukem Forever, or Bulletstorm. I have a very childish sense of humour.

 

[octafish]

Sam and Max, Monkey Island, Day of the Tentacle, Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders, and Grim Fandango rate highly, but I'm just going to go ahead and throw MDK and MDK2 out there.

 

[ten.to.ten]

Saints Row 2 has to be the funniest game I have ever played, +30 hours of random missions and side missions, totally badshit loco character creation and the cast of characters in the story.

It was a shame that Saints Row The Third did not come close to the epicness of Saints Row 2.

I agree with this very much. The courtroom scene near the very beginning of the game with Johnny Gat was surprisingly hilarious and it kept it up consistently for almost the entire game. Not sure if it's my absolute #1 funniest game but it's very good either way.

 

[YogSothoth]

Timesplitters 3, in the multiplayer. If you can have a deathmatch where you set donald duck and the gingerbread man on fire with a flamethrower, while playing as a zombie moose...that is an interesting evening, I say...

 

[triggrhappy94]

You don't Know Jack is really good.
But by the end you come to expect the game to be really weird.