The most boring game you've ever played

[Sibbo]

WOW, I hate the grind, and all the quests remind me of the one I just did.

 

[Voltano]

I've been playing Bioshock recently and I thought it was kind of cool...Until I learned that you could practically abuse the Vita-Chambers to the point that you could kill big Daddies with the wrench at the beginning of the game. -_-

To get back on topic: I would have to say most JRPGs and MMORPGs I have played usually bore me. The former tends to focus too much on the story that is not so interesting to me and yet impossible to fast-forward/skip, while the latter usually doesn't offer much options of character builds to the player or any feeling of progression in the game.

 

[Satis]

Oblivian.
That entire game was just a bore to me.
Everything is so dull and repetitive.

 

[lava_lamp]

every Final Fantasy i have tried playing

 

[L3m0n_L1m3]

Battlefield: Bad company.

The missions were basically going from location to location killing Russians for no better reason than to keep the game going.

 

[Lemur_Ninja]

I don't remember the name, but it was a "best-seller" bass fishing game on the Playstation. I could barely play that for 5 minutes without just dropping the controller and pull out my gameboy color.

 

[FastFoot92]

assasin's creed by far

 

[DaMan1500]

Pretty much all ther lego games, which i found interesting for exactly 1 playthrough.

 

[Blanks]

Xenosaga episode 3, never played 1 or 2 and it's the only rpg i've thought had too many words and cutscenes

 

[Wildrow12]

Daikatana: A long-winded, nonsensical plot combined with boring, uninspired enemies, and dull levels. Just thinking about it makes me drowsy.

 

[The_Echo]

Three words... MARIO. IS. MISSING.

I know I never found him.

KLAX.

IT IS THE NINETIES.

 

[DaMan1500]

Oh, and sports games. If i'm going to pay $60 for the virtual aproximation of something i could do pretty easily with a ball and some friends in real life, i don't want it to be so much like real life. Throw in some fire balls or put the field underwater or something.

 

[Gardenclaw]

Farcry 2.

Agree 100%. First one was good and enjoyable. Second one a massive steaming pile of shite in Yawn city.

 

[Gardenclaw]

Doom 3. id really spoiled me with all those bland dark corridors. Sometimes I even got to crawl through a vent.

But the expansion with the ability to slow time down with extra damage lead to all kinds of slo-mo enemy exploding fun with sarges shotgun .

 

[Mykonos]

Rogue Galaxy.

That game got better when the plot twist came. Though I must admit that the only thing keeping me latched up to that point was Steve Blum's voice acting.

 

[Mykonos]

Three words... MARIO. IS. MISSING.

My cousin was in love with that game and finished it multiple times. I don't know what he saw in it.

I attempted to play it, I just ended up falling asleep.

OH...NO!

 

[darktheif28]

Every. Single. JRPG. I. Have. Ever. Played.

Not to flame or anything like that, but you just said JRPGs... yet your avatar is the black mage from final fantasy, which is a JRPG

But to the OP it would probably have to be Gauntlet: Seven Sorrows It's just not the same