Top 10 “game over” scenes that make gamers angry (P.2)

When you are laughed in the nose by the games, it is also… very spicy.

Playing games, not many people like to see their character lose their life and then the “game over” screen appears. At this point, you have to run the previous checkpoint, or even have to play the whole screen from the beginning, which is quite annoying. There are a few games that design “game over” scenes that are quite funny, but at the same time, there are many developers who design “game over” screens that are very unpleasant, making players feel extremely inhibited and even somewhat … boiling blood is the other way around. Here are the top 10 “game over” scenes that make gamers angry, so when you finish, remember to stay calm.

Bokosuka Wars is a tactical action game with role-playing elements released in 1985. This game is quite famous in the retro gaming community because its levels are difficult to overcome, partly because because the control mechanism is not very optimized. And yet, it is also famous for its game over scene with the unexpected text: “Wow! You lose!” (Oh! You lost!).

With the developer being brave enough to insert that text into the game, hooking the players every time they lose, it’s really over.

Surely many gamers of the 8X and 9X generations have grown up with the “duck shooting” game Duck Hunt, right? This is one of the most popular games of all time, making an important contribution to Nintendo’s name. And if you already remember the game, you probably won’t be able to forget its game over scene.

In the game there is a hunting dog with the task of getting into the dust to drive the ducks up for you to shoot. It’s okay if you shoot well, but if you lose, this “chicken” will poke its head out of the dust and… laugh in your face. Missing the shot was frustrating, but seeing the grin was even more annoying. I can guarantee that if Nintendo let dogs shoot, they would probably eat more bullets than ducks.

Scarface: The World Is Yours is an action-adventure game released in 2006, adapted from a film by director Brian De Palma. The game has similar gameplay to GTA but it still has some charms of its own. However, while one would expect an animated and colorful use of language in anything adapted from Brian De Palma’s hit movie Brian De Palma, this game delivers every line of the word “” You f***ed up” every time you “click”.

Like many of the game over scenes on this list, it’s fun at first, but boring, making players feel very dumb. It’s like the game is desperately trying to impress the boys. If the game could switch back and forth between many different sentences instead of just “You f ***ed up”, things might be different.

Resident Evil and Dark Souls are two different game lines, but the game over scene has the word “you died” or “you are dead” causing extreme discomfort to the player.

In Resident Evil, the feature of this game series is that you will see the scene where your character is eaten by zombies and monsters in 7749 different ways.

The Dark Souls series has an annoying game over scene in a different way. The game is super hard and you will definitely die many, many times before you can finish the game. And every time you lose like that, the word “you died” appears.

A few times is acceptable, but hundreds of times is guaranteed to be extremely inhibiting. On the positive side, it gives players an incentive to be more careful not to see it.

Source What Culture compiled GVN360