"One Day" I want to use Retro Achievements. ;P

Try exporting it to an SVG File to see how that works.

This image is ABSURD. I love it! ;P

I loved Shadow Hearts, and sadly didn't have the chance to get too far into 2. But it wasn't until Very recently that I learned Koudelka was related. O.o

So which do You think is the worst then? o.O

I love all my kids equally. ;P

2 & 4 are functionally the same. So I guess if they're endless and you can literally never reach the end of reviving / additional enemies, that would be the worst. But there's exactly 1 game I know of that Ever did that, and it was awesome because it was part of the narrative and necessary. ;P

The issue with you question is that I can think of as many enjoyable variants of those items as I can think of badly implemented versions, and so none of them stand out "By Design".

I mean, I enjoy them all equally, caveated as above. Any one of them will annoy me equally if there is no counter. That is the thing that I like least. A variety of challenge types make a game more interesting. ;P (I'm a person that likes Ice and Water levels though, so take that as you will)

As long as you have the toolset to handle it, I'm good with all that. What I dislike is when you're given an obstacle your have no method of handling, and it's not being thrown at you in the service if learning / finding the counter.

Like a party based encounter where one of the characters is Randomly removed from the battle, and you can neither direct it, nor recover from it. So if the Wrong character is ejected, it's an instant Game Over, and it was just a Die Roll that determined that.

Sure, and maybe it's because I'm colorblind, but that alone doesn't make the second game less alien in my book. ;P

Lennus 2 continued the trend rather well actually. ;P

/r/TipOfMyJoystick is where you want to ask this. ;P

I'd say the Ori games probably fit there.

That sub is hilariously exactly what I expected. ;P

The earth starts getting fragmented and you're moving across floating pieces of land.