Jo from GamersFTW writes: 'Everyone enjoys a good, challenging puzzle mixed in with the killing and other tasks in a game. However, there are some puzzles that really take the biscuit. They are either extremely hard to complete or the solution is so completely absurd that it takes you a really long time and many hours trawling the internet before you find out how to do it.'
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Most of these solutions make me cringe with how difficult they are. I love Point and Click games but get so frustrated when the solution is something incredibly obtuse and, sometimes, just downright unfair. The last game on your list seems practically impossible without a walk-though, or at least a huge amount of patience.
I love how retro these games are! That Silent Hill puzzle brings back memories...angry horrid memories!
My god, Shadow of the Beast 2 sounds worse than Takeshi's Challenge!
I love a good puzzle as in the Talos Principle or Portal, but when it becomes really obscure it's a massive turnoff. Some of these are insane!
Great article, frustrating puzzles!