Not all hard games (or ones that can be hard based on settings) are about twitch reflexes though, sometimes slower strategic processes are involved and how rapidly you can click doesn’t really matter so much as how much you can plan ahead.
I was thinking something like Factorio or Rimworld that can be a very slow paced difficulty without using bullet sponges.
Defeat could be the result of hours of just barely clinging on and finally collapse. Rimworld lets you reload or change difficulty, Factorio usually you get a decent enough idea fairly early on as to how hard it will be and if you are going to struggle then that is clear within the first 20 minutes or so of a game. Generally neither game lets you get 12 hours in easily and then you are stuck at an impossible wall outside of big mods or some very custom settings.
Not all hard games (or ones that can be hard based on settings) are about twitch reflexes though, sometimes slower strategic processes are involved and how rapidly you can click doesn’t really matter so much as how much you can plan ahead.
Yeah, I didn’t like how they claimed they’re all twitch games either.
Timing is usually a factor, but it’s not like they’re all fast paced. In my opinion shit like Dark Souls is pretty slow paced a lot of the time.
I was thinking something like Factorio or Rimworld that can be a very slow paced difficulty without using bullet sponges.
Defeat could be the result of hours of just barely clinging on and finally collapse. Rimworld lets you reload or change difficulty, Factorio usually you get a decent enough idea fairly early on as to how hard it will be and if you are going to struggle then that is clear within the first 20 minutes or so of a game. Generally neither game lets you get 12 hours in easily and then you are stuck at an impossible wall outside of big mods or some very custom settings.
Well of course. Chess comes to mind :-)