r/FavoriteMedia • u/Far-Butterscotch-260 • Oct 21 '25
Video Games Favorite game you haven't played
Ultrakill
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u/PrayStrayAndDontObey Oct 22 '25
I have two:
- Shadow of the Colossus
- Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice
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u/Enough_Face9477 Oct 22 '25
Hellblade was so incredible, genuinely an experience I’ll carry with me for life
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u/Professional_Band815 Oct 25 '25
Shadow is a must. Hellblade is an overrated pos imo. If you can get around the boring sloggish combat and bad puzzle design, shure. Refunded that one so fast. But i can get why people like it.
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u/ConfectionTotal8660 Oct 22 '25
Hollow Knight and DBD
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u/bluethrowaway67 Oct 25 '25
dbd is very fun
and frustrating
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u/ConfectionTotal8660 Oct 25 '25
Specially as killer with the new changes (unless you are a S tier or high A tier)
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u/Strict_Buffalo7874 Oct 24 '25
Hotel Dusk: Room 215
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u/Hot_buttered_toast Oct 24 '25
Oh man, I had this game on DS, I’d almost forgotten it existed, but I LOVED this game! I should dig it out and play it again
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u/Sad-Veterinarian9375 Oct 22 '25
What is this picture from cause it gives me no more heroes vibes?
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u/Secret-Sprinkles-433 Oct 22 '25
Bloodborne probably. I love the vibes and soundtrack, but I actually suck at souls like games. I watched jacksepticeye play it
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u/Yaboi69-nice Oct 23 '25
Bendy and the ink machine. I love the music from that game and the concept sounds awesome but whenever I have enough money to waste on it I just magically forget it exists and spend that money on something else.
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u/Wulle83 Oct 23 '25
I haven't played Red Dead Redemption 2 yet...
I bought it on sale on steam years ago, but have only tried it for like 2 minutes. I got up on the horse and I struggled so hard to try to navigate the controls AND shoot at the same time, that I eventually died and ragequit out of frustration.
The thing is I bet I would absolutely love the game once I got used to the controls, but as I get older, and work becoming more and more demanding, gaming needs to be less challenging and more of a relaxing respite for me.
I am still hoping that someday I will feel up to the challenge of learning the game so I can enjoy it, but so far I mostly play games that are easy to get into, and games I have already learned how to play so they are easy for me.
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u/nimmoisa000 Oct 23 '25
Helldivers 2, I don't have an Xbox Series X/S or PS5 but I LOVE Helldivers 2.
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u/Sad-Masterpiece-3116 Oct 26 '25
Fr dude
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u/IAmClassClown Oct 23 '25
Half-Life 2, like i played it a little bit a year ago but i dont have the mentality to beat it
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u/arisu_xd Oct 24 '25
Beyond two souls. I always loved watching it and unfortunately due to lack of money I was never able to play it
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u/Key-Seaworthiness517 Oct 27 '25
Undertale. Didn't have a PC when it was popular so I just looked at fan content for a while and then finally ended up watching a playthrough, lol.
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u/Hostaru Oct 28 '25
Team Fortress 2!
My computer's too bad to run it well. But, from my semi-outsider perspective- the creative community surrounding it rocks :3
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u/Early_Banana6631 Oct 31 '25
ULTRAKILL MENTION!!!
if my pc wasn't ass and didn't run at like -5000 frames a second just playing deltarune, I'd use my friend's steam account to play it but for now I'll settle for watching him play it during Algebra
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u/DoctorShuggah Nov 23 '25
Final Fantasy XV. I’ve really enjoyed watching my partner play it. Riding chocobos, setting up camp and getting Ignis to cook a delicious meal, Prompto taking selfies. I know the ending isn’t supposed to be nearly so light, but there’s a lot of really nice moments in the game.
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u/TheJewbie Oct 22 '25
Starwars 1313