It gets good several hours into the game

>it gets good 50 hours in

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>50
Try 100, maybe its moreso 50 now

>wait entire game for it to get good
>it does for one arc and then goes back to being shit
at least royal added a decent dungeon in the end

>force myself through games were people say that shit
>it never gets good

I liked omori from the playground though :c

It takes like 20 minutes to get good, unless you hate the map system.

Triangle Strategy after chapter 3
so right after the demo, around 3-5h if you play on hard

That's because the game doesn't really "get" good. It was always good. It just takes some people longer than others to figure that out. Sometimes, with especially stupid people, they never manage to figure out the game is good.

>it never gets good
>people still play it despite hating it and constantly complaining about it
im not playing league jason, you miserable fuck

i don't like how basic the movement is at the beginning, the game got a lot more fun once i got the wall jump

Retarded Yea Forumsaggots. A good game is good start to finish. A mediocre game wastes 20 or more of your hours before you “have fun”.

Devs really ought to stop with the scripted cinematic tutorials.

or you like shit

Wow. I assume you became a successful businessman after playing this game?

more like 80 hours in

>"Trust me, the game gets good 30 hours in!"
>game never gets good
Why must Yea Forums lie to me?

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go play some arcade games grandpa

>ignoring the hallway critics
Your fault really

>it gets bad several hours into the game

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More like never

SNEED

>game starts good
>several hours in, becomes great
>beat the final boss, still great

Name the game (hint it's Aria of Sorrow)

>It gets several hours into the game

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tales of arise

I'm gonna go with The Void

Fair enough, yeah.

Dark Souls 1?
For Lost Izalith, I mean.

KH3

I interpret that as "attributes of success," so I don't know if you meant that negatively.

>it's deep

>it gets good once you buy the DLC

2 issues:
1. That is bad game design
2. It doesn't get good

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More like 20 minutes

Don't forget issue 3: the rest of the DLC got cancelled

it's a quote from Cruelty Squad, really good game totally check it out

true, story DLC got cancelled and then revived as a true ending novel

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>it gets good several hours into the game
This has been true for me for every game I've played since ~2003, apart from sequels that maintain the same core gameplay as ones I've already played. The process of learning how to actually play the game - how the different menus work, how the crafting system works, how upgrading works, what the game actually wants you to do and what it expects of you - that is always miserable for me. The days of gaming just being a matter of d-pad input, jump and shoot are long gone. 2-3 miserable initial hours are for me automatically factored into deciding on any new game acquisition.

>It's good from the first second to the last second except for the entire duration of the fucking water temple somewhere in between.

Yep Ocarina of time is pretty sweet. But fuck the water temple.

>It gets game several hours in

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Dark Souls

CEO of based right here

I wonder if the PC port lets you quick switch to the boots
I might play it if it did

>learning isn't fun
american post

Rain World took three tries for me to get into it and it turned out to be amazing
I took me as many tries to get past the village in re4 for the first time, and that game is great too
it seems like the only time this sort of things happens it's when the issue is me and not the game.
I can't think of a single game that started bad and became great. I guess Hollow Knight was a bit boring at first but the map system made it feel adventurous from the get go

>"it's tedious, not fun, shit sound, bad graphics and crashes all the time"

Finally. A challenge.

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the water temple is the best one, i'm always sad when it's finished

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With respect, fellow user, I don't think that's quite what it is. It's more like learning how to learn - how to actually navigate the game's systems, menus etc in order to experience the game's real content at all. From that point on you can start to actually "learn" in an immersed, enjoyable way.

>it gets good on the second game in the series

Would you be averse to a brief tutorial that lasts a few minutes explaining the basic mechanics?

I feel tutorials are good as long as the entire game isn’t a tutorial.

This one is good from the start until you realise the Fedex ratarded side quests and the lack of content. At the end you're pissed off cause the story doesn't make any sense and happened to quickly.
Yeah fuck this game cause I remember seeing the first images of it in a magazine when I was a pre-teen and got hyped as fuck.

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FFXIV never gets good, MMOfags are retarded.

still waiting for it to get good. there was one scene late game i liked and the rest wasn't enough to justify suffering through it