I'm at 58 on PC.Dexiro said:Monster Hunter is really hard, it seems unfair at times but people have shown me it's mostly all down to skill and preparation.
N is a really fun difficult game too
The difficulty is insane, and so is the amount of levels!
Their must be like 2000 unique "official" levels spread across all versions. The PC version alone has about 500.
The other versions like PSP and Xbox aren't as hard but not by much. I think i managed about 3/4 of the PSP version, but i've only ever managed ep 1-10 on PC.
IWBTG struck me as not that good.supertoast099 said:I Wanna Be the Guy. And I finished it, too.
I call ngame hard but fair.P.Tsunami said:This. If we include the criteria "fair", a -lot- of hard as hell games fall off the charts. Castlevania is nail bitingly hard, but is it fair? No way. You're gonna die so many times because of the stair ascending alone, leaving you almost helpless for Goddamn Bats to finish you off. Whereas you usually fall into a conveniently placed pool of water. I Wanna Be The Guy is the most unfair game I've ever played; the game constantly tries to outright trick you, and the only way to beat that game is by constant trial, error and memorization.Flour said:It's funny that the OP listed games that are nearly unwinnable by design.
Finding a game that is amazingly hard but also fair is quite a challenge, IMO. Most, if not all, game developers resort to fake difficulty here and there.
Uh... sure. I have no idea what "ngame" is or means.Straz said:I call ngame hard but fair.
OKAY?
ngame is n.P.Tsunami said:Uh... sure. I have no idea what "ngame" is or means.Straz said:I call ngame hard but fair.
OKAY?
While there are some that claim that this cheapens the game, I must agree with you sir. Some bosses (hell, some normal enemies) on level Die required me to abuse the hell out of this. Especially with the Yes Mam Kablam and Granny Smacker.LordNue said:Not to mention you can cancel out of pretty much any attack animation in God Hand which makes stunning and avoiding attacks even easier.The Blue Mongoose said:GodHand. It was hard as balls, but fair. If you learn how to avoid attacks, recognise patterns etc. you'll be fine. Hard and takes a lot of effort, but so worth it.
Hard but not fair: I Wanna Be The Guy.
No... we did beat it on 2 player mode (on the sega mega drive version). It's not easy (and I'd have major trouble doing it nowadays), but at the time we played literally nothing else, so we finished it in two weeks.Nigh Invulnerable said:I'm willing to bet you did not beat Battletoads on two player mode though, since the Clinger Winger level has a fatal flaw if you're doing two player. That being said, my thoughts concerning Battletoads, "FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF....."Daedalus1942 said:Battletoads. Beat it as a kid with my friend Adrian. We are no longer friends and I can't beat it anymore.xbeaker said:Another post got me thinking of this. What is the hardest game you know. The game has to be hard, but it has to be fair, and winable. Some examples - I wanna be the guy, Kid Ikirus, Deamons' Souls, Ghosts n' Goblins. These are all games of punishing difficulty, but when I played them (Demons' Souls aside, I have not played that yet), and I died I always felt it was on me. The game played fair, I made a mistake, and death followed.
Don't give me games that go on forever and jsut go up in difficulty, or games that can't be beaten due to some error, or are unbeatable by design.