Poll: What's The Most Violent Game Ever?

[yaik7a]

L4D 2 for sure!

 

[Xeros]

I'm gonna have to go with Postal 2. Damn that game was brutal... I loved every second of it.

 

[ChromeAlchemist]

Anyone with sense knows it's Manhunt 2. seriously, it's fucked up, you can find it on Youtube. Or here:

Spoiler: Warning, this video contains scenes of a graphic nature throughout

 

[Nouw]

No. Because I cant play Gorey games...

OT: AVP3 looks really gorey. After all, you get someones spine and blood falls out. You use their head to pass security. And need I say more?

 

[Falru]

Sorry for mentioning it again, but No Russian was the only time I've ever been a bit concerned about violence. Then I remembered it's a video game, same as all the other games where I kill civilians.

That means they did a good job on presentation, the whole point of the mission is to invoke a sense of self-disgust. Bringing forth the question of "If you were an American agent, sent undercover to infiltrate terrorist group, and were under orders to do ANYTHING to make sure they accept you as one of their own, and that included mowing down innocent civillians in an airport, would YOU be able to do it?"

 

[Macgyvercas]

I love it how people are refering to the opening of MW2 as "that" mission. Was it really that bad?

Yes, I know what the mission was.

 

[Valiance]

Rise of the Triad. I'm not even gonna link pictures because I don't wanna be suspended, but it could be quite violent, with eyeballs flying down the screen and such.

 

[ShotgunZombie]

Man! Contraversy my ass!! Like no of us haven't gunned down a blocks worth of people in GTA just for the hell of it! You want contreversy how about that baby killing mission in Dante's Inferno? Anyway there is no contest God of War is the most violent franchise, and I would like to nominate Dead Space as a runner up ("Strategic Dismemberment" fucking genius!).

 

[cheese_wizington]

Barbie's horse adventure.

Seriously, I think that mission in Modern Warfare 2 and Grand Theft Auto pretty much sums it up. Also, Left 4 Dead 2's gore-o-vision every time you melee an enemy is kind of ridiculous, but that doesn't really make it the most violent game out there.

I own a copy of Barbie's horse adventure.

 

[Jark212]

Hello Kitty Island Adventure... My god, I didn't sleep for days...

 

[Assassin Xaero]

Manhunt (the first one)

No, the second with Wii controls. You actually do the motions to kill people... All these people saying FEAR and MW2 need to get out more...

 

[CNKFan]

Soldier of Fortune Payback was violent. I mean the enemies had hemophilia and leprosy.

 

[malestrithe]

Why is everyone saying No Russian? I know it was bad but its just alot of people dying, you kill people all the time in cod?

The main difference is that you are playing the terrorists and you are gunning down people that are not shooting back. If they are shooting back, then it would feel alright, but "no Russian" was not like that.

Also, I was not offended by it. All I saw were nameless npc's. If they set up a prologue where the main character befriended some of the nameless citizens in the "no Russian" level, then I might have cared more.

Besides, I was more offended because I had to kill the dogs that attacked me later on the game.

 

[ShotgunZombie]

Man! Contraversy my ass!! Like no of us haven't gunned down a blocks worth of people in GTA just for the hell of it! You want contreversy how about that baby killing mission in Dante's Inferno? Anyway there is no contest God of War is the most violent franchise, and I would like to nominate Dead Space as a runner up ("Strategic Dismemberment" fucking genius!).

 

[ssssuuuullll]

i would have to say postal 2 and it's expansions. man it was fucked up. i had to stop playing

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NeXqZzc9LIs

and this fucked up too

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYKt_zTkcJw

(warning GRAPHIC content)

 

[ultracheeser]

Unfortunately I am desensitized to video game violence to the extent where I find gore to be quite excellent. I think MadWorld is pretty bad for it.

this wins.

 

[Awexsome]

It's not the blood and guts that makes a game hard to stomach, Gears proves that.

It's when the game really makes the blood and guts feel as close as possible to an actual person ala Manhunt.