Games

Most recently it's Clair Obscur Expedition 33. There's an actual overworld map but you need to get your bearings in area maps and dungeons because there are none. You'll have to use local landmarks to get around, find clues for hidden areas, and the direction you actually need to go. I've spent hours in single areas just getting lost admiring the design and artwork.

I'm sure I can think of several examples but recently I was replaying the original Darksiders and boy howdy did I get lost all the fkn time

Halo ce campaign.

Space Quest

Zork. God forbid you forget to look mailbox

Every

Single

Old

Game.

I hate it

• Star Trek 25th Anniversary Game
• Star Trek Judgement Rites
• Myst

Lego Harry Potter

For fucks sake it was obtuse. I had to use a walkthrough to figure out what to do next multiple times just in the first episode

This one's pretty controversial, but if you've never played it before,

Half Life 1

It's really confusing and enemies will pop out of nowhere and kill you instantly. Not really fun imo, but then again I AM playing it for the first time 27 years after it came out 😂

I'm sure Black Mesa is more intuitive though.

Tunic

Pokémon Gold/Silver/Crystal

Metroid

Fractal Block World

azrael's tear

Can I say half life?

Uncharted 1

Any FF if you set it down for a month or two.

I was playing Star Wars: Bounty Hunter on Switch today because of the current free trial. At first, running around as Jango Fett in the Gamecube era was fun, but then shortly after getting my jet pack, I get completely turned around while chasing the bounty guy and spent over a half hour being lost. Called it quits after that.

it looks like I get to be the one that mentions:

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