Suggested by @therealBladee

"Surprised no one's mentioned Mr. Resetti from Animal Crossing who would reprimand the player for resetting or turning the game off without saving." - @electrode

this game's entire existence
i should clarify i dont actually think davey hates his fans or something but if youve played the game you should understand the ''"subtext""

up for interpretation, but THAT twist

VAGUE SPOILERS AHEAD

seems to be (kinda weak) criticism against the player for doing whatever a video game tells them to

"Does the Boktai series count? I.e. “you have to go outside to play this?” (yes it does) - @Gare

(i think this is a spoiler so be warned lol)
"I haven't played it but I knew Contact ends with the protag fighting you, the player, to be free of you." - @ZapRowsdower

Suggested by @deadlydonut

Suggested by The_Gaming_Dog12

Suggested by @ZapRowsdower
"Deltarune goes against undertale’s philosophy of having choice, specifically telling you don’t have a choice when given the option to select your character" - @The_Gaming_Dog12

Suggested by @theia

"Firewatch in terms of what a player of such a type of game would expect from the story and its resolution." - @sunstealer

Suggested by @KingGarb

"Ghost n Goblins for saying "F*ck you" when you finish the game without giving you the satisfaction of having and ending.
To get It, you must play the game again. From the beginning." - @PeterGabriel

"In Hate Plus, one of the LIs asks the player to prove they actually care about her by baking a cake. In real life. If you go through the conversation chain without enough time having elapsed for that to be realistic, she'll call you on it." - @bellwoods

The Fans, Hotline Miami 3, ending

"Iji has the titular character slowly lose her mind if you just kill the enemies you come across like a regular action game." - @ZapRowsdower

"Following the "going against what the player wants to send a message", The Last of Us Part II, not free of its imperfections, is the ideal fit. It bends the player's agency in new sprawling ways. It makes the player a puppet, forcing them to enact the undesirable in order to show the depravity of the human condition and comment on relevant topics both inside and outside the video games discourse. The player is shown they are not the protagonist—their agency is nothing but another storytelling device, their shock a mere passage to a moral lesson on old human curses. An essay on otherness delivered by neutralizing the player at the bifurcation of its gameplay, an essencial anti-gamer game." - @deBrito

"Breath of the Wild (and I assume Tears of the Kingdom? Not sure) poking fun at the player for getting every Korok Seed by giving them a large poop that does nothing." - @electrode

Suggested by @electrode
i googled it and you were right the korok poop is back (see: breath of the wild)

Suggested by @sunstealer

"The Lost World: Jurassic Park game on the PS1 has the reward for 100%ing the game be an FMV of Jeff Goldblum essentially calling you a smelly nerd for doing it and to touch grass." - @ZapRowsdower

Raiden's existence

this one's less obvious so i'll go into more detail
(vague spoilers ahead..maybe?)

going into grueling detail to explain every little event of the previous games, the usage of MGS3 characters, the characterization of solid snake (debatable)

Suggested by @Gana

"I think the ending of the Arcade version of The Ninja Warriors falls into this. Won't spoil it, but it fits!" - @Bottle

No More Heroes takes "anti-player" as a mission statement, feel like it would be a good addition here - @homefires

Suggested by @Zaprowsdower

Suggested by @The_Gaming_Dog12

"Pathologic 1 and 2 are the most hostile to the player games I've ever played. Adore those gems." - @ThatMagicalMage

"Pathologic 1 and 2 are the most hostile to the player games I've ever played. Adore those gems." - @ThatMagicalMage
this game is brutal and it really does not give a fuck about you, it just hates you

you have probably seen 1000 video essays about this so i will not explain it any further

Suggested by @Zeldewi

"This kind of thing is in a lot of games, but I'll bring up Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League for making the player's head blow up if they leave the mission area for too long." - @electrode

"The whole narrative and concept of There Is No Game (and Wrong Dimension) is that there is no game to play and the player has to leave and close the software." - @gabtoschi

"The whole narrative and concept of There Is No Game (and Wrong Dimension) is that there is no game to play and the player has to leave and close the software." - @gabtoschi

Suggested by @Eratio_Heti

does a similar thing to bioshock but, you can actually make choices in this!

Suggested by @sunstealer

"Wii sports cause they make you stop playing to tell you to go outside lol" - @moschidae

"There's an ending of Subarashi Hibi that (at least to me) reads as an extremely condescending happy ending where, despite the events occurring, it seems to be berating the player for achieving it and their desire to see it regardless of the canon and much darker events in the game." - @Lapbunny