[gespina582]

As the title says, what are those games that you were not excited about but then you ended up liking and playing a lot? In my case I was not expecting much from metro 2033 but man, I really loved it, since then I am a big fan of all metro’s. What’s yours?

[Water Coco]

Games like oxenfree it really surprised me. I thought it was a normal 2d gane but its full with twist and loops. Its a psychological 2d horror game its really cool

[Mr_Banana_M4n]

No Man's Sky, I picked it up a few years after launch when it was on sale and really fell in love with it, and I'm really excited to see what more they'll add!

[itachieuu]

valorant i thought cs was a lot better

[kailar.drevion]

It's kind of hard to differentiate actual enjoyment and Stockholm syndrome. A lot of games have a lot of hype and it may be hit or miss as to why it's great, I suppose the one that I didn't expect to enjoy the most was Resident Evil specifically REmake. I presumed it was going to be absurdly difficult, tedious, and full of grinding to just find keys, instead I found that it was a  great game with a solid atmosphere, wonderful puzzles, and recursive map design. I enjoyed it immensely and thoroughly, and the varying anecdotes and brief glimpses of the gameplay I had didn't do it justice.

[Jak Avenss]

I bought sekiro because my friend was a fan of dark souls and I was a fan of samurais. I knew that sekiro was a souls like game and when I played at dark souls at my friend's house I hated it. But after playing sekiro it really captivated me to play more of those games so I bought noh and nioh 2 and loved those ones as well so now I'm big fan of the genre.