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It's always going to be Minecraft for me, no matter how much I tried, I never got a break and really hated the game.

Same here mate! After all the hectic schedule I have to go through in my office time, I get back home and play games only to get refreshed. So losing one or two games does not really matter to me at all. 😊 But if you would have asked me the question 5 years back, when I was too addicted in gaming, I would have answered the opposite. Funny me! really 😆

Even I had done genocides and massacre in GTA, and I don't give a shit about that. lol 😆 I had horrified moments only with horror games like Outlast 2. Otherwise, I don't regret for my killings or I'm being killed. That's a part of the game. 😆

I remember back in Twisted metal 2 I blew up the eiffile tower by accident, I just stared at it in shock lol.

I don't hear many bad things about Nintendo or Square Enix, so one of those two but both are Japanese and known for thier tough job rules. So eh? No place easy to work for.

Dot hack had a lot of dungeons you had to crawl through and most ended up being reskinned or slighty changed to the point it felt like you just went through it not long ago.

I agree totally - most of the gates had the same interior layout except some were inversed while some had a few changes but for the most part, they all were pretty much the same.

No. When it’s over, it’s over. If you can’t get over it, that’s your problem. You don’t want to make it mine. I have an obsessed ex. She can’t get it through her skull that we broke up more than 20 years ago.

Diablo II - The Maggot Lair is designed to make you lose on purpose by giving your foes advantage of taking the wide corridors in the dungeon to attack you.

How about what took place in Spec Ops? That's definitely top of list on crimes against humanity 😂.

Do guide books count? 😛 Far as I'm aware, is there any games with books on them?

Much as I love Oblivion, I am loathe to do its tutorial dungeon. On top of tutorial message interrupts and how much mucking about there is (i.e shooting a bucket with a bow and arrow, which admittedly was an impressive demonstration of the physics engine), enemies are spaced out, some are particularly slow to kill (i.e the zombie), and the treasure isn't really worth the extra seconds it adds to exploring. To be honest it's not that part so much as what might as well be forced walking sections with the Blades and the Emperor, which are way too numerous. Other than that, there's few dungeons in Oblivion I didn't like. A lot of them are repeated layouts, sure, but I still enjoy what's inside.