what is your least favorite game that evrey one else like's

[LordXel]

Kingdom Hearts. Its Final Fantasy with Disney. What?

 

[Fledge]

Anything fuelled by nostalgia.

 

[TheKmanofAwesometon]

CoD after World at War, every Sonic game ever, Dragon Age 2 (although I don't know if this counts because a lot of people didn't like it), Halo, and I dont think Borderlands is as good as some people say, it's OK.

 

[TheDarklite]

It would seem everyone loves CoD. I do not.
I also dislike WoW, Halo, Team Fortress 2 (just cannot get into it) and a few others that I cannot think of at the moment.

 

[Theminimanx]

Any gritty "realism" game (Gears, CoD, etc.). That and A Link to the Past.

 

[mik1]

I'm sure I'm the only one but Minecraft. It's hardly a game and if I want to build stuff with lego blocks. I'll build stuff with real lego blocks.

 

[AMAZED]

COD because I just got really bored with it and Dead Space. Who the hell thinks that was scary, apparently lots of people.

 

[Someone Depressing]

Final Fantasy 11-anything after that
Resident Evil
Counter-Strike
W.o.W
CoD

The list goes on... and on.. and on...

 

[Mister Man]

Well, no one is going to read this but I'll add something anyways.

For me it's Okami and Oblivion. Both for the same reason: I found the gameplay to be boring which is the easiest way to turn me off a game.
They are probably good games anyways, just not for me.

 

[Liberaliter]

Call of Duty 4.

I know it's the one everyone generally likes out of the series, but I never got on with it. When I was shooting at enemies it felt like I was merely interfering with an endless scripted scene. It's hard to explain but everything was so scripted that when I got to have some input it was like trying to talk to a TV...

 

[Dr.Cereal1]

The people who hate half life 2 played it far too late after it came out with too high expectations.

 

[Retronana]

Red dead redemption and borderlands, RDR had fantastic setting and narrative which was undoubtedly what I liked most but the actual gameplay was good at points, but mostly meh.

Borderlands is just one of the most repetitive, linear and boring games I've ever played, it's basically WoW but an FPS, shameless item hunting and only remotely bearable when played with friends

 

[ultimateownage]

You know they're all side-grades right? I can only think of one item that's a direct upgrade, and that's the Degreaser, and that's only if you have a specific item

The degreaser isn't an up-grade. You sacrifice valuable burn damage for being able to switch faster, which is only more useful in a axtinguisher ambush.
That said, the Axtinguisher and Equaliser are pretty much straight upgrades.

O.T. 'least favourite game' implies that it must be my least like game or the one that scores lowest on my 'top 10 games' list. My most hated game is one that is undoubtedly hated by everyone else, and I like my least favourite game just like everyone else does.
Also, use the search bar. I'm tired of having to say that on threads like this, which have been done hundreds of times and those times the OP used correct grammar and elaborated on what they wanted.

 

[XIGBARx13]

Dead Space. Now, I don't think it's a bad game by any means, I just find it severely overrated (I played it on my 360 btw). It's just an average survvival "horror" game with third person shooter gameplay. I will say the game's atmosphere was very well done, which I feel is the game's only impressive aspect. The biggest disappointment for me though was its so-called "scariness". The first time a Necromorph jumped out at me from a vent, yes, it made me jump a bit. The thousandth time it happened, I just rolled my eyes and proceeded to dismember it. A survival horror game that relies entirely on cheap jump-scare tactics is just a survival game. It is NOT the world's scariest game, not even close. An overrated game like this overshadows the scariest, and most underrated, game on the Xbox 360, Condemned: Criminal Origins. Comparing the two makes Dead Space look as scary as Viva Pinata.

With Dead Space it's not just the lacklustre horror that puts me off but the ridiculous camera angle when playing it on PC, my neck actually hurts from it .

As a Sony fan I've never played the original Condemned, but the second one was legitimately scary for the first 75%. In the Apartment level when you're seperated from the others searching random rooms, one bathroom has a cabinet with some items in it and once you close it you can see a speedballer in the mirror looking at you. I was so freaked out I legitimately tried to kill the mirror before the speedballer.

OT:

Probably Half-Life 2, it just feels like a humourless version of timesplitters with bland characters.

The original Condemned is terrifying at times, especially in two particular levels. One is a department store, and looking for enemies in there can be nerve-wracking. But the other level, a farmhouse, is what I consider to be the scariest level in any game I've ever played. While you're walking around it, you constantly hear footsteps creaking on floorboards above you. I've never saved so many times in a single level before.

 

[GonzoGamer]

L.A. Noire. It was just too restrictive for me to like it.

Yea, I often found myself wishing I had known more specifics of what my own character was going to say. Truth, Doubt, Lie didn't exactly cut it, especially when one of them takes the question in a completely different direction then your character originally intended.

The one that sticks out in my mind is No More Heroes. I can dig the style and everything but the gameplay was just plain tedious.

 

[Casual Shinji]

Red Dead Redemption

Odd how a game that takes place in the sand is the most boring sandbox game in history. Say what you will about GTA4, atleast you could tear Liberty City up good with cars, granades, rocket launchers and helicopters. Red Dead Redemption was just endlesly riding that monotonous horse from one shoot-out mission to the next.
And John Marston is the biggest fucking doormat in gaming. And here I thought I was gonna play a Western game with a take charge kinda guy, not some limp-wristed tool who goes out of his way to satisfy necrophiliacs and rapists.

It's even stranger that the DLC Undead Nightmare is more fun than the main game.

 

[Dalek Caan]

GTA 4, it was OK in its but after a while it became just a meh game. Most of the characters in the game were annoying, besides Jacob, and the whole thing about being good or bad wasn't as present as I thought it would be. Also the free roaming part wasn't that great. It was just an endless stretch of tall buildings that only allow me to enter a few.

 

[johnd03]

halo, never saw the appeal and the multiplayer was just boring

 

[Hot Madness]

Fallout 3.

Fallout should be a lampoon of human nature and their effort to rebuild civilisation after a nuclear apocalypse they caused in the first place.

Not a cave full of kids having underage sex, stupid weapons that shoot eight nukes because "it's awesome", aliens stupid black and white morality, ghouls and robots who don't realise they're immune to radiation,aliens, 2D companions, "teh lootz", transformers and of course ALIENS!.

All that sounds like a lampoon of human nature while trying to rebuild after an apocalypse to me

 

[ineedscissors]

L.A. Noire. It was just too restrictive for me to like it.

Just out of curiosity, how far did you get into the game? Or was it just the combo of the general lack of anything to do in the city and the arbitrary restrictions the game puts on you for the sake of continuity?

OT: Halo I've tried so hard to like these games on so many occasions. I've played through the three first games and I still can't get into them.

Beat it. Did all the street crimes, mainly because a few of them were gunfights and I couldn't pass up the chance to actually use my gun.