Survival Horror, perhaps?

 

The genre you enjoy the most

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Where is fighting?

idk between rpg, platformer, adventure.

I guess adventure.

 

Strategy/RPG is all me.
I play FPS but only for short periods or time and mostly because of multiplayer.
Action/Platformer is good, i don't mind playing them.
Racing, Gran turismo satisfy my needs.


that's it for me.

 

RPG, Strategy, and Adventure. But I like Adventure games the best because I enjoyed playing these kind of games the most.

 

Action Adventures, and over the top artistic stuff ( No More Heroes , Madworld, HOTD Overkill, Sin&Punishment 2, etc)
But Mainly ORIGINAL stuff wich had a lot of work and imagination going into it developing.
So no MOH and COD for me. Also Movie games are a BIG No-No.

To Sum:
Metroid Prime Trilogy, All Zelda, MH Tri, SMGalaxy, Rune Factory Frontier,Little King's Story,World of Goo, Fluidity,Lost Winds,DKC Returns, Deadspace Extraction etc.
But also the Half Life 2 series...EPIC Sci-Fi game Imho.

 

You should add action rpgs.There also good you know.

 

I was caught between Adventure and RPG, when I noticed Platformer. I picked Platformer because they're perfect and pure. The only thing wrong with them is your own skill level.

Anyone who disagrees with that sentiment needs to play IWBTG and Super Meat Boy.

(Side-note: I don't consider the newer Sonic games platformers anymore. Not even the 2D ones like Colors and Sonic 4. They're a genre of their own.)

 

I can't decide.

Candidates:

FPS: I can't stand those 'realistic' style FPS, but with UT, doom, quake, serious sam and half life, there's more than enough fun to be had. Sucks on consoles, though (on-rails shooters save the day here).

Strategy: I've played my share offline but never REALLY caught on to me...until starcraft 2 came around.

Action: I just love those arcade-style beat 'm ups.

Platformer and adventure (can't really distinguish): they have their share of good games.

Puzzle: I used to not like these, but I'm playing much more on handhelds nowadays...and puzzles are by far the best genre for quick 'pick up 'n play' games.




Runner-ups:


Sports: didn't bother with it until the wii came along (liked Tony Hawk only because it was over the top). Now I can't deny that wii fit has its moments.


RPG: I've played a handfull RPG's I liked, but the turn-based stuff isn't my thing (fallout 1&2 were exceptions).

Rythm: I play guitar hero games from time to time to relax. Nothing I would miss, though.

Simulation: it's been since sim city 2000 since I played one for a longer time.

Racing: I'm a fan of trackmania, but that's mostly it.

 

Minor note: You spelled "rhythm" wrong. Could just be a typo, but it doesn't really matter.

- Action: Depends on what you consider action or action adventure. Zelda is decidedly an action-adventure series but you could classify say No More Heroes as both. If you put like No More Heroes, MadWorld, Devil May Cry, etc in this category, then it's definitely a strong contender.
- FPS: Kinda 50/50. On on hand, you get awesome FPS games like TF2 (I don't give a shit about people bitching about hats, it's still a fun multiplayer FPS), L4D (classic!), hell even Halo Reach (it's not all that bad if you don't take the multiplayer seriously and just bounce around free matches). On the other hand, I find all these "OMG REALISM" FPS games to be boring as hell. I guess you could classify FPAs in this category like Half Life or Metroid Prime. Probably not high up on the list for me.
- Strategy: I got bored of it a pretty long time ago. I don't like RTS games and the only recent strategy title I've been able to pick up and stick to lately is Valkyria Chronicles II. Most other things seem really boring now.
- Platformer: Usually they're fun but short affairs. You'll play them once and probably never pick them up again. That's mainly my issue with them. But I do love say Crash Bandicoot, Spyro, Jak and Daxter, and some Mario games (I'd be lying if I said I liked SM64 and Sunshine). 2D platformers, there's like some Mario games (SMB, SMB3, SMW), Castlevania (well, pretty much only Symphony of the Night and the DS games), and Metroid (I wasn't a big fan of Super Metroid for some reason but I loved Zero Mission and Fusion). Still not the top genre for me though.
- Puzzle: Tetris = infinite hours of playtime. Some puzzle games are complete crap, others are awesome though.
- Racing: Burnout, Crash Team Racing (the PSX original), maybe Mario Kart (although I still find it completely overshadowed by CTR), and a few unknown titles like Sideswiped. It can be fun.
- Sports: Ew, pass.
- Adventure: If this is like point-and-click affairs like Phoenix Wright then I'll pass. I don't like the genre as a whole.
- Survival horror: Some of the Resident Evil games are good, some of Silent Hill games are good, but largely it's not a genre I'm crazy about. Fun with friends, boring on your own.
- RPG: My favorite genre most likely. Most of the other genres here can skimp on singleplayer and just go "Oh, there's multiplayer though!" For RPGs, you usually can't do it, and if you do, it won't completely overtake the single player. With games that consistently offer hundreds of hours of game time in single player, its probably my favorite.
- Action Adventure: I'm assuming this is more like Zelda-type games but it's pretty much the same comment as action.
- Rhythm: I like some Rock Band games but everything else is just bleh.
- Simulation: I played the Sims 2 a lot as a kid, everything else is completely boring.
- TPS: I prefer them over FPS games but there's not a lot of solid TPS games. Only relatively fun TPS I found recently was RDR (which is more of a general sandbox game).
- Fighting (since you forgot it): It really depends for me. I'm a fan of the more simple fighting games that appeared lately. Marvel vs. Capcom 3 is awesome, Tatsunoko vs. Capcom is awesome, and then there's some "sorta-kinda fighters" like Dissidia and Super Smash Bros. that kick ass. Fun genre but if you throw me Street Fighter (well, I'd have to give it more practice), BlazBlue, etc, I'll probably pass.