Um quiz game divertido e relacionado a jogos, mesmo sendo praticamente impossível descobrir qual é o jogo na primeira tentativa.
A maioria de jogos do game são feitos/sugeridos pela própria comunidade (o que é um lado positivo e negativo ao mesmo tempo).
Mesmo assim não tem muito o que falar do game e apesar dos pesares ele ajuda a distrair por uns minutinhos.
A maioria de jogos do game são feitos/sugeridos pela própria comunidade (o que é um lado positivo e negativo ao mesmo tempo).
Mesmo assim não tem muito o que falar do game e apesar dos pesares ele ajuda a distrair por uns minutinhos.
I'll never forgive them for including Ape Escape screenshots from an emulator that forced texture filtering bro the PSX DIDN'T DO TEXTURE FILTERING
I know it's not as easy as this but there genuinely needs to be more vetting for the submissions, the Ape Escape one was horrendous and the Left 4 Dead 2 one was bullshit (using screenshots of L4D1 campaigns is just blatantly unfair); same with the Mario Maker one recently, like c'mon.
There's others too but those are the most egregious off the top of my head as far as visual bullshit, but they also just get basic info wrong like metacritic scores, genres and release dates.
All said it scratches an itch, always fun doing this with some buds to see who gets the lowest average.
I know it's not as easy as this but there genuinely needs to be more vetting for the submissions, the Ape Escape one was horrendous and the Left 4 Dead 2 one was bullshit (using screenshots of L4D1 campaigns is just blatantly unfair); same with the Mario Maker one recently, like c'mon.
There's others too but those are the most egregious off the top of my head as far as visual bullshit, but they also just get basic info wrong like metacritic scores, genres and release dates.
All said it scratches an itch, always fun doing this with some buds to see who gets the lowest average.
There was a time I recognized Glover immediately because of its water texture. There was another time where I guessed L.A. Noire because I knew what kind of greens Rockstar liked to use on the Xbox 360, which disturbed me because I played that game entirely in black and white. I guess what I'm saying is that this is fun and occasionally it makes me really sad. I've never missed a game, and it's starting to feel like I'm a gunman begging to die in some old western.
UPDATE: My streak ended at #399.
UPDATE: My streak ended at #399.
Wordle for video games. Since I've spent pretty much my entire life hyper fixated on this medium, it's a lot of fun testing my ability to recognize so many different games across so many different systems and generations. I genuinely look forward to guessing the next game every single day. Sometimes the screenshots used can be bad because they zoom in way too close on a minor background element that doesn't really stand out in any fashion, and this is my only real criticism of it.
Result - 148/157
I was frequently able to correctly guess specific games that I don't think I've seen so much as a screenshot from, as the algorithm would often shoot the correct answer to the top of the list. The first suggestion after typing "Super" was "Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars". I quickly lent into typing "Far Cry" whenever it showed me a nondescript CGI landscape.
I was able to quickly identify many indie games with simplistic NES-style graphics that I've seen some berate for looking identical to a hundred other pixelart indie games, so that was gratifying. My consoleguy status is further solidified, though I did use a PC to play this.
GAPS IN MY KNOWLEDGE:
Diablo
GRIS
Divinity: Original Sin II
Hunt: Showdown
Risk of Rain 2
The Talos Principle (I knew this was the one with a cat on the cover, but couldn't remember the name)
Dead by Daylight
Amnesia: The Dark Descent
Rust
I was frequently able to correctly guess specific games that I don't think I've seen so much as a screenshot from, as the algorithm would often shoot the correct answer to the top of the list. The first suggestion after typing "Super" was "Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars". I quickly lent into typing "Far Cry" whenever it showed me a nondescript CGI landscape.
I was able to quickly identify many indie games with simplistic NES-style graphics that I've seen some berate for looking identical to a hundred other pixelart indie games, so that was gratifying. My consoleguy status is further solidified, though I did use a PC to play this.
GAPS IN MY KNOWLEDGE:
Diablo
GRIS
Divinity: Original Sin II
Hunt: Showdown
Risk of Rain 2
The Talos Principle (I knew this was the one with a cat on the cover, but couldn't remember the name)
Dead by Daylight
Amnesia: The Dark Descent
Rust