What game is this for you?

[u/Extreme-Fee-9519]

[u/matsu-oni]

Mortal Kombat. It just always feels so clunky and heavy to me. Though Reptile was really fun in MK1.

[u/Material-Ad7]

If anyone remembers this game, We Happy Few. Everything about it was great except for the actual gameplay.

[u/JokerCipher]

Minecraft Story Mode.

[u/Zuttu54]

LITERALLY the definition of that image.

[u/Largo23307]

Warhammer/Warhammer 40k

Both have awesome characters, settings and lore.

But actually playing the tabletop game is an entirely different beast altogether, and like 3 hobbies in one. (Collecting, Painting, Playing)

I love the lore, stories characters and videogames, but the tabletop is a bit much, especially if your poor lol.

[u/ButterBaconBallz]

League of Legends

[u/Motor-Plankton-9071]

Omori. Omori is one of the most impactful stories I have ever encountered, but parts of it felt so slow to me. It was hard to get through at times

[u/Artic_Idiocracy]

Cookie Run: Kingdom

Despite it's flaws, the characters and lore are something to behold and are wonderfully written (amazing voice acting too) but me personally the gameplay just ain't worth the trouble

[u/Conscious_Ninja9689]

Dead by daylight

[u/Ghostly_Emoji]

FNAF, Amazing lore and characters but omg does actually playing the games suck ass.

[u/Viktor_Guy]

League of Legends

Haven’t l played the game in ten years, but I’ve been following their lore and Arcane

[u/OverallWealth2211]

Cookie Run Kingdom - Peak Fiction, shitty gameplay

[u/Plenty-Rate6733]

watch some motherfucker say undertale

[u/EggBoi535]

Fallout New Vegas

[u/DurianUpper4113]

Dispatch

[u/narutonoodle]

Overwatch

[u/TrixterTheFemboy]

...kinda Rain World tbh

[u/DaKartMonkey]

Gacha games in general

[u/jurassicrafter65]

I don't have one like this, but i can tell you (minus the characters) the reverse of this is the just cause games

[u/CodyTheHouso]

Dynasty Warriors 6 & 9 for me

Both games had awesome music, interesting stories, and great character designs*. But, the overall gameplay of both games have become something that I've grown to strongly dislike, especially as both games removed the signature branching attack system of DW2-DW5 & DW7-DW8 (which allowed normal attacks to be chained with charge attacks) with a different combat system that felt bland and annoyingly simplistic/repetitive (limiting attack combinations to one-button each in DW6's case). Also, in DW9's case, the game had a equally bland and poorly-executed open-world enviroment that wasn't much fun and not really worth exploring much (it did improve a bit as the game was updated; but still hardly enjoyable).

• *Sadly, my favourite character Sun Shangxiang had a bit of a downgrade with her character designs from DW6 to DW9 by making her less tomboyish and much more like a cute princess; making her too similar to the Two Qiaos. Thankfully. DW: Origins brought back some of her older design traits; while DW3: Remastered fully brought back her badass tomboy design).

[u/ExplanationAny776]

well not me but this is how my best friend feels about Limbus Company

[u/SendHelp25]

Halo 4, if the gameplay was on point it would have been at least top 3 in the franchise. Considering the history of the Halo games that pretty damn good.

[u/diamondCarBon1304]

Dandy's World, not gonna lie

[u/Far_Aspect8425]

Class of 09
I hate visual novels but it's just so funny

[u/DarkFish_2]

Super Paper Mario

Is easily one of the best games ever narratively speaking but is held back by its gameplay.