Try one of Project Moon's games and prepare to go just as insane as the characters. Lobotomy Corporation for instance see you trying to manage various abnormalities. They start out simple, but get increasingly troublesome quirks as the game goes on. And this while trying to manage all the others as well. What was once perhaps a small annoyance at screwing up could turn into an outright disaster in a heartbeat. And then there are the meltdowns which add their own special rules to the proceedings. And it gets especially bad near the end where you have to deal with multiple meltdown rules at once. Library of Ruina meanwhile trades the monster management for a card system with so many interlocking systems that you will be surprised with how many ways the game finds to screw you over. oh, and there is heavy RNG involved as well, with a single bad roll possibly leading to a game over. Radiant Silvergun is the game made before Ikaruga and is even more hard. Not only do you have more weapons that you have to manage on very long stages with multiple bosses, but score is very important here as it is required to keep your weapons power going. This becomes significantly more complicated with the combo system that, unlike Ikaruga, forces you to stay on a single color for the whole play-through if you want to keep the score going. And then there is Pathologic 2 with brutal survival mechanics. And things will only spiral further and further as survival gets harder and harder. You are trying to stay alive in a plague infested town while also doing your job as a doctor to keep other people alive, something that get's harder and harder as resources become more scarce and the plague spreads more and more. Oh, and you have a time limit as well to consider. So yea, no pressure. Pathfinder Wrath of the Righteous manages to be a stiff challenge by adapting the Pathfinder 1e ruleset to game form and it is not keen on holding your hand. Not only do you have to keep track on how you want to build your character to be efficient, but also so with your party members, and this before getting into how to deal with resistances, buffs and debuffs that goes on for layers and layers.
Returnal is SO good though. I've still not even beaten the game once, but I keep playing when I can because it's just so damn good. It's hard as hell, and I'll probably never be able to beat it (my nearly 50 year old ass just can't do the speed needed lol) but man it's just an amazing game. So glad it's getting so much love from people now since I feel like when it came out, it didn't. Plus being on PC after being Playstation only for a while - is good lol
Huh. While the game as a whole is not that hard, Sonic Frontiers, intentionally or not, seems to reference at least two games on this list: - A recurring minigame in the base game, as well as a boss battle, are directly inspired by Ikaruga, which was developed on SEGA hardware. Historically, some Sonic bosses have had light "bullet hell" obstacle courses, but this was going all the way. - In the DLC, on hard difficulty, the challenge towers have reminded some people of Getting Over It, until they were patched to tone down the difficulty. Vertical climbs requiring perfect play over slippery terrain, where one slip sends you back to the beginning as unlike the base game version, there are no checkpoint pulleys. As a spiteful last touch, the towers require you to stick a jump landing at the very end or redo the whole thing.
No hard game ever bothered me. I'll always play on the easiest option. And once I've died maybe twice in a game, it's straight in with the Cheat Engine. And really. I mean if I die twice in the first 5 minutes of a game I'm cheating from there on out. It's why I loved Silent Hill 2 and Silent Hill 3 so much. Because they literally added in beginner modes that made it almost impossible to die whilst enjoying the play through.
I don't mean this in a harsh way, but why are you speaking so slowlllyyyyy in the voiceover? You seem to hold the last syllable for an extra beat, it's quite distracting (or else I am going insane and imagining it?)
I'm not sure why this is so improtant to you but here you go: 1:17 Myst 2:49 Getting Ovr It With Bennett Foddy 4:25 Dwarf Fortress 6:06 Ikaruga 7:42 Bloodborne 9:24 Darkest Dungeon 11:01 Sperlunky 2 12:34 FTL Faster than light 14:00 Returnal 15:39 Hollow Knight
Meanwhile I’m over here playing Vampire Survivors with one hand and holding a bong in the other
amen, brother
Have you cast 'Forbiddenbox' yet?
@@Banquet42 Yup. Didn’t even know about the update, I just saw it in the unlocks and plugged it in.
A list I'd like to see that I never have is “ten most mysterious/enigmatic games”.
JonTron took years to finish Takeshi's Challenge so I’ll go with that.
Yeah, Takeshi's Challenge is as insane as Takeshi's Castle. Both pretty much impossible.
Wait what? Bennett Foddy played bass in Cut Copy? They were one of my fave bands in the 2000s, that's nuts.
The musical slider puzzle in Myst is the bane of my existence
Clearly no one here has ever played Technician Ted.
For people who thought Super Meat Boy was too easy.
@13:43 Byford Dolphin moment
Can you guys rank every Transformers game from worst to best pls
Riven (the sequel to Myst) was far more difficult than the original Myst. Also, what fast travel are you talking about?
Ditto. Was going to make this same comment.
Do esoteric games like Dwarf Fortress challenge you or are they just so complex the learning curve is hella steep?
Try one of Project Moon's games and prepare to go just as insane as the characters.
Lobotomy Corporation for instance see you trying to manage various abnormalities. They start out simple, but get increasingly troublesome quirks as the game goes on. And this while trying to manage all the others as well. What was once perhaps a small annoyance at screwing up could turn into an outright disaster in a heartbeat. And then there are the meltdowns which add their own special rules to the proceedings. And it gets especially bad near the end where you have to deal with multiple meltdown rules at once. Library of Ruina meanwhile trades the monster management for a card system with so many interlocking systems that you will be surprised with how many ways the game finds to screw you over. oh, and there is heavy RNG involved as well, with a single bad roll possibly leading to a game over.
Radiant Silvergun is the game made before Ikaruga and is even more hard.
Not only do you have more weapons that you have to manage on very long stages with multiple bosses, but score is very important here as it is required to keep your weapons power going. This becomes significantly more complicated with the combo system that, unlike Ikaruga, forces you to stay on a single color for the whole play-through if you want to keep the score going.
And then there is Pathologic 2 with brutal survival mechanics. And things will only spiral further and further as survival gets harder and harder.
You are trying to stay alive in a plague infested town while also doing your job as a doctor to keep other people alive, something that get's harder and harder as resources become more scarce and the plague spreads more and more. Oh, and you have a time limit as well to consider. So yea, no pressure.
Pathfinder Wrath of the Righteous manages to be a stiff challenge by adapting the Pathfinder 1e ruleset to game form and it is not keen on holding your hand.
Not only do you have to keep track on how you want to build your character to be efficient, but also so with your party members, and this before getting into how to deal with resistances, buffs and debuffs that goes on for layers and layers.
Jump King should be on this list just watching someone play that game is enough to almost give you a heart attack
Returnal is SO good though. I've still not even beaten the game once, but I keep playing when I can because it's just so damn good. It's hard as hell, and I'll probably never be able to beat it (my nearly 50 year old ass just can't do the speed needed lol) but man it's just an amazing game. So glad it's getting so much love from people now since I feel like when it came out, it didn't. Plus being on PC after being Playstation only for a while - is good lol
Sooooo good
Don’t forget Cup (Dead ) I Mean Cup Head , it’s like playing Golf with one Club and it’s Broken !!!! It’s assine hard 😂
Challenging games with Triple Jump
I'd add Celeste to this list. I nearly twisted my controller apart while dying over and over and over and over again....
Whats the game in the intro where the character is walking up a mountain through snow? Looks pretty good
Death Stranding
Tiny Peter, can you explain diarrhea? 15:17
Huh. While the game as a whole is not that hard, Sonic Frontiers, intentionally or not, seems to reference at least two games on this list:
- A recurring minigame in the base game, as well as a boss battle, are directly inspired by Ikaruga, which was developed on SEGA hardware. Historically, some Sonic bosses have had light "bullet hell" obstacle courses, but this was going all the way.
- In the DLC, on hard difficulty, the challenge towers have reminded some people of Getting Over It, until they were patched to tone down the difficulty. Vertical climbs requiring perfect play over slippery terrain, where one slip sends you back to the beginning as unlike the base game version, there are no checkpoint pulleys. As a spiteful last touch, the towers require you to stick a jump landing at the very end or redo the whole thing.
This is gonna be a fun comments section
I'm actually pretty good at FTL.
Ghosts N' Goblins
Super Hexagon
Did ye watch fight club yet lads?
flappy bird is hardest
No hard game ever bothered me. I'll always play on the easiest option. And once I've died maybe twice in a game, it's straight in with the Cheat Engine. And really. I mean if I die twice in the first 5 minutes of a game I'm cheating from there on out.
It's why I loved Silent Hill 2 and Silent Hill 3 so much. Because they literally added in beginner modes that made it almost impossible to die whilst enjoying the play through.
I don't mean this in a harsh way, but why are you speaking so slowlllyyyyy in the voiceover? You seem to hold the last syllable for an extra beat, it's quite distracting (or else I am going insane and imagining it?)
Try it on 1.25 speed.
Yeah...I also feel the slow voiceover takes away some of the joy in watching these videos
Huh. He does stress certain end syllables. It's just a way someone talks though. Not really an issue. And you can easily adjust your playback speed.
First time, eh?
I think that's just Peter's narration cadence. He tends to go a little slower and enunciate sharply.
Not trying to be that guy but isnt Bloodborne the easiest SoulsBourne?
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"platformer, metroidvania" Bro, Metroid and Castlevania were both PLATFORMERS.
another crabs treasure should have made the list
TIME STAMPS JFC
should be illegal to post a list video without time stamps
I'm not sure why this is so improtant to you but here you go:
1:17 Myst
2:49 Getting Ovr It With Bennett Foddy
4:25 Dwarf Fortress
6:06 Ikaruga
7:42 Bloodborne
9:24 Darkest Dungeon
11:01 Sperlunky 2
12:34 FTL Faster than light
14:00 Returnal
15:39 Hollow Knight
Ok tone down gameshow voice. that's an instant downvote.
You seem to think you're a funny guy, I can assure you that is not the case
Bless you, I hope this made you feel just that little bit better about yourself.
I can assure you that no one cares nearly as much as you do about your opinion.
@@wanderlustwarrior I care.
I think they're wrong, but I kind of care?
Hope y'all have a great day anyway!