[Pelican]

Simon the Sorceror 3D. Pretty much given up on it. Most games, even if I don't like them, I'll get a walkthrough and complete them - just so I feel I've got my money's worth. Couldn't even do that with this one. I eventually gave up after the gajillionth attempt to sneak through the jail. What a waste.

Uru. I like the Myst games. I may need to look up hints here and there, but generally the puzzles make sense, even if I can't actually work them out. But when you don't even know there is a puzzle? This is more aimed at the expansions though - there was no clear goal, and real-time puzzles? (as in wandering off for fifteen minutes waiting on those flipping stones to be made) I ended up sitting with a walkthrough all the way to finish it.

There's lots of other adventure games that weren't particularly titilating, but these are the only ones that really ticked me off.

[Mr. Peepers]

The worst game I ever slogged through was 'Prisoner of Ice' - even though I was concious of how terrible it was, there was something about me that kept me captivated despite my overall disgust.

I remember when I was maybe 12, I had the Goblins game and I couldn't get past the first screen (the gate slapped me in the ass and I died). Maybe that was all there was to the game! Just a screen with a gate that killed you.

[Eivind]

Simon3D, definitely. I feel a bit bad not for playing it, as I got it as a birthday present from my brother. I can't possibly imagine how they've managed to produce such horrible graphics. They should've stuck to the 2D engine Well, at least they tried.

Also, I've tried several times to play Myst. I guess I'm just not smart enough