Highly rated and beloved games you didn’t like

[Xalimech]

Fortnite and Last of Us. The former is just bland and people take it too seriously. The latter didn't make me like the characters and forced me to complete missions only one way despite promising otherwise.

[Ceejay0875]

Any fighting game. It just seems like all you do is randomly mash buttons. I've got arthritis, so how can I really enjoy a game that physically hurts me to play, not to mention I completely suck at them because it hurts.

[Justince]

Hehe, just start with the arthritis bit. I can assure you no real fighting game player is randomly mashing buttons, unless it's badly designed game which obviously don't see wide competitive play.

[Good Apollo]

I really didn't like Bioshock Infinite. I loved the first game, the 2nd was fun but not memorable. Combat was repetitive and not really that much fun. I forced myself to finish it.

[LordSparkleButt]

Mortal Kombat X and Street Fighter 5. Don't really know why just didn't like them as much as their previous entries.

[therepublica]

Street Fighter 5 was not highly rated because it had a shitty launch. X kind of was, but man SF5 was rocky.

[LordSparkleButt]

Yikes I almost forgot about SF5's launch but I seem to remember a decent amount of hype around X when it came out and it was fine I guess but I dropped interest in it faster than most fighting games.

[aileron]

Baldur's Gate. I made two stabs at it of a couple hours each. I just didn't see the appeal and I loved some of the older D&D RPGs. At the beginning at least it's this weird setting mixing fantasy and modern elements (metal walls, electricity). I guess I took some default characters and a lot of them were multiclass (I don't like multiclass characters in pen and paper D&D). A lot of people on this forum have mentioned BG and just look at the "top" lists and reviews elsewhere. To each their own. Not for me.

[True Sight]

Uncharted games. I've tried my best to get into them but it's so repetitive that I get bored real quick.