So, out of all the single player games you have played, which do you find most challenging? And which out of them have you managed to complete?
Probably best to leave rhythm games like osu! and guitar hero out cos people saying "I think that 100% of Soulless 2 on guitar hero is the hardest" might get old.
Also no crappy amatuer impossibly-through-bad-design flash games.
Here is my List:
5. Quake 3 Arena (1999) on Nightmare: Completing this and beating xaero with out a death was very challenging, his reaction speed was inhuman.
4. Unreal Tournament 2004 on Godlike: The accuracy required to play this game is probably more than any other FPS i've played.
3. I wanna be the guy: This free side-scroller takes some people many months to complete, it is excellent fun and well designed as it's unpredictability and near-impossible jumps make it fun and addictive.
2. Unreal Tournament 99 on Godlike: So enclosed, so chaotic, almost Impossible
1. Nethack (1985): This Rogue-like is possibly not the most difficult one out there, but being that I started playing it when I was 11 years old, and I only managed to complete it for the first time in July last year (10 years later), I would say that that makes this at least good enough to top my list.
Probably best to leave rhythm games like osu! and guitar hero out cos people saying "I think that 100% of Soulless 2 on guitar hero is the hardest" might get old.
Also no crappy amatuer impossibly-through-bad-design flash games.
Here is my List:
5. Quake 3 Arena (1999) on Nightmare: Completing this and beating xaero with out a death was very challenging, his reaction speed was inhuman.
4. Unreal Tournament 2004 on Godlike: The accuracy required to play this game is probably more than any other FPS i've played.
3. I wanna be the guy: This free side-scroller takes some people many months to complete, it is excellent fun and well designed as it's unpredictability and near-impossible jumps make it fun and addictive.
2. Unreal Tournament 99 on Godlike: So enclosed, so chaotic, almost Impossible
1. Nethack (1985): This Rogue-like is possibly not the most difficult one out there, but being that I started playing it when I was 11 years old, and I only managed to complete it for the first time in July last year (10 years later), I would say that that makes this at least good enough to top my list.