10 Video Games Ruined By TERRIBLE Bosses

[@madjimjaspers.]

Let's not forget Deus Ex Human Revolution outsourced it's boss design to another studio, so when you rock up to in stealth mode the boss just obliterates you with superior firepower it was so bad they reworked the bosses in the directors cut so you could tackle them with stealth instead....

[@duhmzdaih]

To be fair, the first boss was beatable by stealth characters before the reworking. There's enough stuff in that room to throw to his face. Now, having to do this when you want to play stealthily is another story....

[@themarchinggoblin8294]

So true

[@Belligerent_Herald]

Oh man, I remember playing the original, it was like running into a brick wall. I had everything dumped into stealth, nothing bothers me more in a game than a door I can’t unlock. I used more ammunition in that first boss fight than the entire rest of the game.

[@ItzSkettimas]

at least it was a short hike from the starting of the game to there, but yea it poops on "builds" up to that point. outsourcing the bosses was such a bad idea.

[@jrvy74]

I learned the hard way to keep a few skill points handy, then only spend them when I hit a roadblock that a new skill could overcome easily. After I restarted and got to this point, I dropped the points needed into the special ballistics weapon option. Every boss goes down easily at that point.

[@xcrack6364]

The bosses in Ori and the Will of the Wisps were awesome! Really hope to see Ori return in the near future.

[@kyleolson8977]

I don't get this entry. It's like he's got it backwards. The first Ori's one major flaw was the escape sequences, and these complaints about the boss battles here is all of what the escape sequences had. They were absurd difficulty spikes, skill checks, and in many sections you literally could not make one mistake. The second game had tough bosses, but I did not feel constantly ripped off. Further, when you get stuck on a boss fight there is some chance to quit and find more power-ups or do something similar. On an escape sequence you are stuck and can do nothing in the game until you beat it. Additionally, the lack of bosses in the first game created an odd flow. I like both games, but the second game's structure is much better.

[@Dust-rb4tf]

Yeah that was weird i loved the bosses in ori and will of the wisps

[@rafaelcolon1384]

Add the emotional factor. He criticized the 'make a mistake and start over' problem but the escape sequences were much more egregious. I would rather fight a tough boss versus dying over and over to a wall of lava i cannot kill.

[@jadedheartsz]

yeah Cold Fear should've been on the list instead, a great survival horror game undone by the worst final boss fight of all time.

[@NeonSuperNovas]

@@kyleolson8977it’s called an opinion.

[@Maydup_Nem]

0:25 Sonic Superstars 1:25 Halo 5 2:28 Batman Arkham Knight 3:25 Axiom Verge 4:20 Metal Gear Solid V 5:19 Yakuza 3 6:12 Ori and the Will of The Wisps 7:17 Middle Earth Shadow of Mordor 8:19 Death Stranding 9:11 Quantum Break

[@sikevillian]

Thank you. Time stamps are very convenient...

[@McGeezle]

​@@sikevillian or even just a list of games but they never do it. Thanks OP please do this on every video

[@sikevillian]

@@McGeezle i really wanted to complain about it but don't think it's a big enough deal yet. I think they do that to force you to engage with the video more.. little annoying lol

[@McGeezle]

@@sikevillian all it does is stops me from watching just to be safe

[@meh7348]

Thanks for spoiling the video cocksucker.

[@electric1926]

Ori 2 bosses were incredibly satisfying and cinematic so they didnt ruin anything,just learn how to play BUT From what Ori 1's absolute platforming focus was,having now an existing more developed combat system and leaving behind a bit of the extreme jumping around,dash,bounce,climb ,jump again boom bam bing blablabla to reach place,it does feel a tinsy like the series changed too much in a way that betrays its predecessor's purpose I still loved it because game is beautiful,both are 10/10 games

[@bobbobson8539]

I actually like the boss fights in MGSV phantom pain. Granted, the skulls were just bullet sponges, and nothing more in a full-blown battle. The stealth skulls were like fighting four versions of quiet. The man on fire was unique, because no amount of fire power took him down, and you had to figure out an alternate way to beat him. If you took too long, the game just sent the chopper or started raining to end the fight for you.

[@duhmzdaih]

They are not bad, but they are completely inferior to the boss fights of the previous games.

[@sadowolf]

It's more that they're really not up to the usual MGS standard. They were mostly pretty dull and uninventive compared to their predecessors. The Man on Fire fight was probably the closest to a good MGS boss battle, with several ways to complete the fight, my personal favorite being to lure him to the edge of the cliff at the end of the area, then run him off the cliff in a jeep, bailing before it goes off the edge into the river below.

[@TheKalaxis]

Death Stranding should have ended after the slugfest with Higgs.

[@DocZFlux]

Wolfenstein: The Old Blood I was with it until the supernatural monster stuff in the last act

[@themarchinggoblin8294]

Ooo that last boss can smd

[@juaneskator]

Oh yeah that last boss is so meh

[@wesleycolvin7158]

With the exception of Arkham Knight and Death Stranding, most of this are up for debate. I think it just depends on the kind of player you are and the kind of game you want to play.

[@OHG_Fawx]

Is this a common opinion of Axiom Verge? I was really surprised to hear Jules say those bosses were unforgivably hard. Ive only beaten the game twice, but the bosses never seemed like a big deal to me. I did notice them being optional in AV2, but i didn't know this was the reason why.

[@CommSchuKadaj]

I hecking loved Axiom Verge entirely, and was actually surprised to hear it here

[@bricktop.]

Absolutely the sentinel cube boss /puzzle on Remnant 2. What in the hell were they thinking???????????????

[@MegaMad11]

Do not skip yakuza 3, just lower the difficulty. It's such a well written story it explains so much about kiryu and the orphanage you will miss out on if you skip it.

[@Thy_Boss]

I’m not sure it’s a good idea to subordinate judgment of the video game to the story in… a video game

[@DMBLaan]

You can beat Quiet in MGS5 in like 2 minutes tops, by just dropping Supply Drops on her head. It only takes like 2 creates to win.

[@Thy_Boss]

I like MGSV overall, but I’m not sure that an ultra-frustrating boss, just with a near-insta-win button to get around it, is much better. It circumvents effective design.

[@anonymus2852]

For me, that would be Far cry (dont remember which one), and dying light last boss. Both are QTI and it's just boring to lose to someone when you know you already oblitared a army by yourself

[@ChaseSchleich]

I doubt Kojima had much to do with the design of the boss fights in a lot of his games. Kojima is the story writer and art style design guy. There's hundreds of other people working on every aspect of a game. My guess would be he had someone at Konami who designed all those great Metal Gear boss fights. By the time MGSV was in development, that person was no longer there which would explain the huge drop in quality. I don't know if the same guy who developed the MGSV boss fights also developed the Death Stranding fights or if it was someone new, but either way, Kojima still hasn't found anyone who's up to the level of the guy (or multiple people) who did all those other Metal Gear games.

[@jhhardage]

Final boss in Uncharted Golden Abyss would be on my list. The whole fight uses nothing but the touch screen which can just decide to not register properly at times.

[@ryanschwarz3024]

if i was gonna add a boss from any Uncharted game it would be Uncharted 2. That final Lazarević fight was such bullshit. its got like 5 phases, the terrain is weird and confusing, you cant hit the dude directly, but have to lure him close to those stupid explosive plants and time the hits perfectly, you cant let him get close to you. i hated every minute of that stupid fight.

[@jhhardage]

@@ryanschwarz3024 That could easily go on the list. It's another fight I don't like to revisit. More engaging and interesting than the end of the first game at least. Which isn't saying much, but I'd rather play through that bit.

[@jamalvargas6146]

Legend Of The Dragon Based On The Animated series but final boss The Zodiac Master was kinda a pushover had a tougher time with the Zodiac Guardians TBH

[@thegeek9665]

Whenever I think about replaying Quantum Break, I remember the final boss and I’m like yeah nevermind 😂

[@jessedellross3245]

Quantum Break is too amazing to be ruined by its boss

[@sikevillian]

Quantum break was a good game imo but playing that last boss on the harder difficulty truly broke me 😔

[@jessedellross3245]

@@sikevillian yeah same. I could never do it. But that will never ruin this game for me

[@sikevillian]

@@jessedellross3245 nah the game kicks ass 👍 the time powers were done so well

[@PK.NOiR.7]

​@sikevillian Remedy has become one of my favorite studios and I've only touched Max Payne 3 (more Rockstar than them but a lot of people's love for remedy stems from playing Max Payne at a young age), Alan Wake, Quantum Break, and Control. I cannot WAIT for Control 2 and seeing how the universes link in regards to Alan Wake. They are so creative and talented, and give me hope for the industry

[@sikevillian]

@@PK.NOiR.7 same bro. Remedy has been cooking for a long time and hasn't released any trash in the past decade imo.. love all there games and Alan Wake 2 was a joy to finish.. Can't wait for Control 2 either. 🤝

[@sadowolf]

First games that immediately came to mind were Metal Gear Solid V (so disappointing from a franchise known for interesting boss fights) and Deus Ex: Human Revolution, which I'm surprised didn't make the list. I guess they didn't ruin the game (few on the list did), but in a game that focuses on player choices and having the option to complete tasks in a multitude of ways, locking you in areas for showdowns against bullet spongey bosses just didn't make sense. Of course as is widely known by now, they outsourced the boss fights to another developer. As for some of the others, Death Stranding's bosses felt out of place in a similar way that Deus Ex's did, the Hand of Sauron is the only boss battle I actually remember from Shadow of Mordor, which speaks to how bad it was (I don't remember thinking the others were particularly bad), and I watched a friend play Quantum Break, and that BS final boss fight coupled with the fact that he had to continuously watch the cutscene every time he died caused him to quit the game altogether haha.

[@claytonrios1]

Remedy is often quite good at giving you characters and scenarios that you don't see in any other game from any other studio. But in terms of boss fights they can be pretty disappointing and Paul Serene is probably the biggest offender!

[@ryanschwarz3024]

ive only played Control, but i remember mostly enjoying the boss fights tbh. both of the DLC's had pretty decent bosses, even if the Alan Wake DLC boss fight had WAAAY too many phases.

[@claytonrios1]

@@ryanschwarz3024 I guess Serene is just their biggest miss then.

[@kennethluff4736]

It was fine as a boss fight.

[@kittychancool888]

That boss fight was not a serene experience they dropped the ball 🎉

[@Nateeldr]

I disagree on Ori’s boss fights. I found them thrilling and a nice addition!

[@synthetic1]

Its been so long since i played Quantum Break that i completly forgot about that final boss. jesus CHRIST was it frustrating

[@Belligerent_Herald]

Quantum break was one of my favorites. I love a good time travel adventure. But man that last fight, even story wise it felt tacked on, the plot had already wound down more or less, the primary crisis had been solved. It’s like the writers realized a week before launch that they forgot to tell everyone what happened to Paul.

[@Jeremy-ql1or]

I have had Quantum Break in my Steam Library for about four years and have never even installed it. I haven't heard many people talk about it so I guess I have just never gotten excited about it.

[@Belligerent_Herald]

@@Jeremy-ql1or well worth your time mate. Actual combat gets a bit stale toward the end, but truly excellent story with first class acting and it’s quick enough not to overstay the welcome.

[@kennethluff4736]

It's a 10/10 game.

[@SomewhatSlightlyBored]

Having gone through both Alan Wake games last week and am in the middle of Control now, I have to say Remedy is not the best with boss fights in general (or checkpointing for that matter). i feel like they don't do enough testing. i love the stories though. Alan Wake 2 is probably the closest thing to a modern Silent Hill we're going to get for a while (i say knowing of the barrage of games konami has planned in the near future).

[@swordbladez]

Ori and Axiom Verge are quite fun for me. I guess it’s just different / difficult for others. I haven’t played the rest but have heard quantum is just impossible to finish due to that boss!

[@Thy_Boss]

_Arkham Asylum…_ I saw two parts of that game in rapid succession: the boss fight against Croc and the one against The Joker. “Oh,” I said to myself, “a copy/paste game.” It’s decent, but I didn’t try to play it for years.

[@psudodrake]

Persona 5 Royale. Specifically the Akumara fight for me. I finished the game, don't get me wrong, but that fight nearly made me snap the disk in half.

[@jennyf-eg5gl]

Agreed. So unnecessary long but I also felt the secret dungeon final boss was equally bad.

[@psudodrake]

@@jennyf-eg5gl Jose was easy because i was max level before i reached him. I didn't fight Death. The grail was hard but the ending very satisfying. The Royale end guy was kinda hard, but again, I was max level.

[@RealLaone]

I agree with most of these that I played. Quantum Break deserves the spot, even Control ones can be tiring. I see the case for Ori, didn't quite get the Batman one since it is not as much tiring but I get why it's in the list compared to it's prequels.

[@TheOmegaDragon]

I love the Ori games. I gotta play through them again.

[@ryanq7230]

I'm having flashbacks to quantum break. I never beat that final boss. I love every FromSoft and Remedy game. Quantum Break will forever be unfinished due to that boss...

[@donpenrod8981]

I went back and played Quantum Break after beating AW2 on holiday. Gods I got so mad at having to mash skip on that stupid cutscene right before the final fight. Low point in an otherwise stellar game.

[@hackcubit9663]

Axiom Verge probably would have been a far, FAR better game if the freaking teleport/dash ability was assigned to a single button instead of having to double-tap the direction you want to move in. The amount of damage I took in that game due simply to the game not registering a double-tap to dodge is absolutely staggering. Another game that, like Axiom Verge, is rather breathtaking, but features nasty bosses, is Death's Gambit. This goes doubly so for the fact that in order to finish the game, you have to beat all the bosses again on the special "challenge" difficulty. Given how murderously brutal some of the later bosses are just in normal mode, they're the reason I didn't finish the game. The point about Halo 5's bosses being tedious bullet sponges reminded me immediately of the Marauder in Doom Eternal. Fighting him that first time was one thing, but even after that first fight, I never wanted to fight him again. Imagine my rage and anguish every time I'd encounter him from then on out. Also, while Spiritfarer has no boss fights, trying to fish for tuna will definitely leave you with similar feelings of rage and frustration.

[@sikevillian]

Deaths Gambit Afterlife was a great game. Finished and got the true ending.. bosses were mad challenging but i enjoyed it. Couldn't finish axiom verge because got tired of getting lost & dying to some bullshit hitboxes because your character is stiff in away.

[@enman009]

I agree so much on Death Gambit so much. Adding more enemies and projectiles to the screen, often times making it cluttered, was a very bad idea. Marauders in Doom Eternal are actually fair to fight. They're your equal yet require different combos and tactics to take down.

[@PK.NOiR.7]

I get you guys have to cater to the algorithm with these video titles but these are all GOOD games, maybe hindered a bit by lame boss fights but by no means ruined

[@chadflanaganCFC]

Glad Arkham Knight got a mention, but if we're being honest Arkham Asylum deserved that spot more as it was a near perfect game, buttttttttt it's boss battles are just terrible they aren't game breaking bad, but like this is the game where your confrontation with Joker is you just tug at him really, really hard.

[@Thy_Boss]

Yeah, the copy/paste nature of the Croc fight and the final boss battle left me cold when I saw them. It kept me from playing _Arkham Asylum_ for years, despite its rep.

[@chadflanaganCFC]

@@Thy_Boss exactly at least with Arkham Knight while far from perfect there's some fights where they aren't extremely gimmicky, I mean the fight with that big Joker infected guy, and ironically the Croc fight in Knight is some of the best straight up boss fights in the series.

[@gilbes1139]

On point. Remedy always has absolute awful boss fights.

[@trentonalbers3981]

Such a shame that the boss fights in Arkham Knight are viewed as a let down, especially considering how awesome the boss fights were in Arkham City. Haven’t played Arkham City yet but it’s on my list.

[@Sunprism]

didn't do the classics of Joker in Arkham Asylum or whats his name in Bioshock...and i'm actually proud

[@Susiruhtinas]

Arkham Knight put too much focus on batmobile when it comes to bosses and not enough to combat. Best example of this and of the worst bossfights ever; Deathstroke. There is good bosses too, but when fighting Arkham Knight himself, there should have been combat section and when hunting Manbat, also there should have been combat. Not to mention, there should have been Bane.

[@wx_wolverine6309]

The final boss of Kilzone 2 was one of the worst final bosses ever made...I almost gave up finishing that game because of it.

[@colleenlove2114]

Very cool thanks ❤❤❤❤❤

[@lukeleonard5329]

Really enjoyed Arkham knight but never got past cloudburst. Some have said it wasn’t that hard, but I found it hard enough AND joyless. The latter was the real de-motivator. Would pay for a DLC “skip mission” button

[@kittychancool888]

That Quantum Break boss fight was far from a serene experience 🎉

[@kyseangalloway2022]

Just in general if a boss fight is too easy it's not fun but also if it's too hard than that can suck as well so in my opinion it should be in the middle where it's fair but with some challenge

[@chuckokler7021]

I think Galeem/Dharkon/BOTH OF THEM AT ONCE should be on this list. I walked through the entirety of WOL, but at the end, they were so frustratingly difficult to me that I sighed of anger a lot and decided to give up and never try it again. Ps. I’m talking about the Very Hard version.

[@highdo2244]

Honestly I liked the Hammer of Sauron and I think the real bosses of the game are the warchiefs and captains (unfortunatly). I don't think it neccsacirily ruined the game, though. The dlcs and sequel had really good bosses.

[@Thy_Boss]

I liked the way that the “Shadow” Lord of the Rings games put emphasis on multiple recurring bosses over one big end boss.

[@HarveyTAS]

Quantum Break was a great time, except for that final boss.

[@michellewilliams3782]

Yakuza 4's final fight. Three awesome one on one battles followed up by getting stun/stagger locked while being shot at. Such an irritating cluster. I know there's a way to cheese it, but if you're like me, you do first playthroughs blind and screw that fight.

[@NicCageFan]

Paul's explosive balls were definitely the low point of that game.

[@fishpop]

If Death Stranding was just a game where you deliver stuff while dealing with awkward terrain i'd have played it. But no, as a Kojima game it had to have a nonsense plot and combat. In hindsight what i was wanting was basically Mudrunner/Snowrunner but you're a person. :P

[@dereksedota7159]

Time Knife more than makes up for the boss fight at the end of Quantum Break. If you have not read Time Knife from jt do yourself a favor and check it out it’s hysterical.

[@LoverOfBellies]

The final Fang boss for Trip is a joke with instant kill elements

[@Ghastly_Graves]

The bosses in the second Ori are amazing. Hard as nails but awesome. Hate to be that guy but: Git Gud Jules😂

[@jgadiaz]

WhatCulture you clearly know very little if you think Ori and the will of the wisps bosses are frustrating. They were very satisfying

[@jmahuen]

Id put tunic there. Its an amazing game but the bosses constantly running away from you is super annoying

[@floydgoodwyn8912]

I would put the labyrinth sentinel from remnant 2 on here as honorable mention lol dumb puzzle boss ruined that game for me

[@mattl7976]

So glad Arkham knight was on here. That damn inclusion of the car being over used ruined it for me.

[@nukers1234]

No deus ex human revolution? Where they had to produce a new version of the game to fix the bosses

[@CondonErebus]

Honestly i loved the bossfights in Death Stranding. The environment really made it harder or easier depending on where your were and what your built

[@StingNicks]

Final Fantasy 15. That bloody Hill Dinosaur that easily takes an hour unless you cheat!!

[@Junior4565]

This list reminds me of the Batmobile getting added after gamers begged… I guess they don’t want to listen to people regarding game making anymore

[@TySama0]

I played Quantum Break on the fucking hardest difficulty, most of the game was fine until the end of the fucking game, I started with barely any ammo and died so many times, I raged so much my cousins kept telling me to take a break, I didn't, I powered through it until I won and I did.

[@ItzSkettimas]

feels weird to complain about hard sonic bosses when we all love cuphead. they arent the same, but the things he mentioned that make sonic bosses suck are what make cuphead bosses legendary. wild

[@grahamcammack479]

Wasn't this uploaded a couple of days ago with that Jess woman?

[@colinmorrison2446]

Might be an unpopular opinion, but Space Marine. End boss was just an overly long QTE.

[@mregg2612]

Killer 7 deserves a mention for its lame, gimmicky bosses

[@LoverOfBellies]

I really enjoyed Twilight Princess but the boss battle against Zant was a letdown, also the bosses in Breath of the Wild aren't great

[@asiswritten9029]

This list might as well have been 5 games with bad boss fights and 5 games that have mediocre boss fights. because none of these games were ruined by boss fights the way the title suggests.

[@spacedoge6540]

I have up on Quantum Break cos of that fight

[@GoldWabbitG]

Uncharted 1 finale boss should be number one ☝️

[@marionetamtz]

There isn't one single thing that I don't like from Death Stranding. I've played it twice, 100+ hours each, with the second time even getting the platinum trophy. I'm even considering playing it for a third time with the director's cut version, but I'm not sure how different it actually is. If the MGS games didn't exist, Death Standing would be my favorite game of all time.

[@themarchinggoblin8294]

Matador in smt3. Its too much of a spike

[@jamesbevan9939]

I was going to ask why you didn't include Mega Man X7, but then I remembered that even without boss fights that game is still a total disaster.

[@joshmartinez7233]

Listen Jules, im here for your kind words at the end of the video. Need them tonight, my friend. So don’t let me down ;) lol

[@craig6636]

Mass Effect 2: The final boss battle almost killed the game for me. The Reaper fight was such a let down

[@davip8683]

i cant desagree more whit this list

[@shhhvcnear]

Where is space marine? the boss fight is a qte lol

[@clownshoegaming4772]

tentacle bollocks - dead space

[@chrismassey7783]

I absolutely love the Yakuza series kiwami 1 and 2 brilliant 3 and 4 was meh it's ok won't play it again 5 and 6 back on form fantastic Like a dragon - didn't even bother with it lost all interest same with the judgement games

[@wilderfrompr]

To me it's Dying Light 1. Great game with a stupid quick time event boss.

[@bewarethechameleon]

difficult boss doesn't always mean terrible boss, just wanted to put that out there. 'shadow of mordor' was undoubtedly a cop out though, disappointed the sh** out of me, especially with how great the rest of the game was. i would have definitely put 'the order 1886' or 'aliens colonial marines' in here, in fact any game that had you push a button and have the boss die in a cutscene

[@FelisImpurrator]

No one said difficult bosses were all bad, but bosses that are both punishing and mechanically uninteresting? That IS bad. That seems to be the main complaint here - there's not a ton of mechanical variety or depth, just punishment. If anything this illustrates the difference between punishment and challenge perfectly. Something can lack challenge and be punishing, or vice versa. Like, Malenia is incredibly challenging but minimally punishing; you can literally just respawn outside the door and try again without even a boss run, but she's also the hardest boss in Elden Ring and brutally difficult.

[@eraser2592]

For me it’s Alan wake 2. Even though I’m still playing it for the first time the bosses are bullshit, from fighting a frail old lady who can destroy covers to a fast moving corpse the bosses are hard and worse if you came in unprepared

[@keithobrien149]

Arkham included in another list… again.

[@bogdanstroe7967]

How is axiom verge ruined by bosses? Platformers usually have hard to defeat bosses, and they were enjoyable to fight, eneve losing to some of the.

[@superizillian957]

Tales of arise has some of the worst bosses in a JRPG

[@evolancer211]

What are taxes?

[@Sophie-ur8yq]

I beat all of mgsv tph and I honestly had fun as hell with the whole thing I agree the skulls sucked but they weren't that bad

[@toptiertech7291]

God of War Ragnarok should be on this list. Odin was WAY too easy to have been the final boss

[@robertlie325]

The Boss fights of nier:automata are at 3/4 a waste of time. It becomes insulting when u figure out they want u to have 3 up to 5 more playthrough to get the complete well made story ...

[@DavoInMelbourne]

You should have added Remnant from the Ashes 2 in this list. Worst final boss ever. Platinum’d the first game but this one, that final boss phase II is complete bs. I won’t be buying any dlcs, guaranteed.

[@katsuragipapi3191]

Xeanort and the end of KH1 was such a bullshit biss with like 20 fucking phases, i was playing in proud mode though so maybe that's why?

[@kramor3k]

I have not looked yet..................but BIOSHOCK............better be on the list 😞

[@sergiofernandez7318]

Welp....it aint

[@kramor3k]

@@sergiofernandez7318 Should be No.1

[@dannystreet7926]

Terrible take on Ori in my opinion. I loved the boss fights... they were very hard and I died a lot but they always looked great and were fair

[@lykan2]

Sorry but are you drunk? In what way was Ori ruined? You know thats part of the game right?

[@djdedan]

Either kojima buckled to Sony and Sony demanded bosses Or kojima is overrated.

[@cna_eng5502]

Dying light one final boss for me

[@bcleary2000]

Would have God of War 2018 would have made the list for its crap palette swap bosses and while they may not have been much of slog they felt lazy and boring.

[@caiofraga1968]

When Kojima games get it right he get all the praise for himself, but when they gets it wrong it is not his fault, it was the publisher's HAHAHA right right...

[@Saddonghussein]

Kojima only know how to make stories, mgs v is not a Kojima game at all, if I was Konami I would had fire him too

[@Hunce1985]

Couldn’t agree more with this. Made some good games but he’s so overrated.

[@RedDev1l757]

So a game dares to challenge a player and that means is ruined? What nonsense

[@zrupnik4217]

I liked death stranding bosses

[@fadedneonzzz9259]

In Persona 5 Royal, the Okumura boss battle is so frustrating that I have not replayed Royal to this day because I don’t want fight against that boss . Anyone who’s played P5R knows exactly what I’m talking about.

[@markzilla6895]

cast debuffs on the whole enemy party

[@HeyitsMartyn]

Half of the bosses I elden ring