Highly rated and beloved games you didn’t like

[Darth Bane]

Fortnite, PUBG all the other Battle Royal games, except the new mode in Hunt: Showdown.

[Screamin Soul]

Monster Hunter 3.

The world felt smaller.

Underwater missions weren't my cup of tea, and unfortunately many were key quests.

While there definitely were some cool new monsters, like DevilJho and Barroth, there were a lot more I found dull, and missed some classic monsters.

I found the Shakalaka companions to be one step toward, two steps back, although, the step forward part shows in later entries.

The farm was less interesting than previous entries.

And the half naked kid that crawled in the floor of your house really bothered me. It was out of place and creepy.

Also, the dlc was lacking compared to other entries.

[MadMummy76]

Name any AAA game since 2011 except for Doom 2016.

You must have been busy playing every game that was released since 2011.

[Lynk Former]

I love the Life is Strange series, but I can totally understand when people can't get into it. It's meant for a very narrow audience.

[TPyro]

i might catch some wrath for this, but i just didnt enjoy red dead 2. i had fun with revolver and RD1 but RD2 felt generic. most my time was riding from point a to point b over and over that all i remember from the game is riding my horse lol.

[Ethik]

Bad Company 2, couldn't stand it and feel like it dumbed down the franchise greatly.

[Blushing_Geisha]

Super Mario Sunshine is the first that comes to mind

[PriestTroit]

Oh, you mean good O'l Scroll of Icarus Flight guy. Lmao that was great. I had a character with enchanted armor and spells to boost my acrobatics skill to such a point that I could jump over mountains.

Here's a video of someone doing it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxRSr_JoPf0

[DarknessFX]

Undertale, 2015 PC GOTY Award from The Jimquisition and Zero Punctuation.

[Xerachiel]

As a fighting game fan and player since the 90s, I will never understand how people to this day consider Smash to be a fighting game.
And yeah, that's my pick, Smash

[EternalFaith]

I think Fallout expanded on the Skyrim formula a little bit to make the open world more exciting, even if it didn't succeed entirely. I spent a lot of time building settlements and creating my own story to make up for the lack of actual excitement. Perhaps we'll see Skyrim titles in the future add a similar feature, hopefully something that matches the theme better.

[Tuklofeign]

What?! Aww Cmon. I used to play Morrowind on the Xbox for hours on end. One of the greatest games imo. Those loading times tho.... wow

Morrowind was a decent enough one. I know people love it. The series just wasn't something that really did it for me. I forget the wizard's name, but that guy that just sort of fell out of the sky and flatlined as I was walking by made me laugh a good while.

[PriestTroit]

Pretty much any highly rated JRPG, I have zero interest in JRPG's.

First JRPG I played was Golden Sun the Lost Age on the GBA. I'd say it's better than most of the Final Fantasy games. Give it a shot

[PriestTroit]

The Elder Scrolls saga. I like RPGs but that series just never did much for me.

What?! Aww Cmon. I used to play Morrowind on the Xbox for hours on end. One of the greatest games imo. Those loading times tho.... wow

[RevolverGirl]

I wouldn't call FF15 a *beloved* game, most people agree that its an average game, from what I can tell. I dont think it would be an unpopular opinion to say it sucks.