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Has a minigame ever made anyone like a game more?

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so far nope. when theres an unavoidable minigame
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I think one game had a volleyball minigame that was like pong.
I had just came so I enjoyed it in my post-nut clarity.
 
It might. Just never run into one.
 
I enjoy the minigames in SOME games, if they're completely out of place or are extremely buggy then i hate them but if they're there for good reason and actually add/enhance gameplay then im all for them
 
No it always feels like padding sometimes I like the mini-game or its so easy it didn't matter, but it has never made me like it more for doing it.
 
If the mini-games are impossible to skip, that's a sentence for the whole game for me - I delete it. Mini-games break the gameplay and plot of the main game, they cause nothing but irritation and dirty swearing on my part.
 
I'm going to say no. I have played a game where your task at work was to solve the puzzle, and that picture was put in the save gallery, I can't say that it made me appreciate the game anymore
 
The party planning game in Being a Dik is fun because it actually makes sense and can affect the story.
I'm a fan of the mini games in that game since most of them serve a purpose, but a lot of them seem one off like the tennis game with jill.
 
No and a lot of it has to do with the technical limitations of the platforms these games are built on. I'm yet to see a minigame that isn't just plain janky.
 
Minigames can often be annoying, and while something like the impregnation spinner in Summertime Saga makes sense due to its connection with real-life unpredictability, I have yet to come across a minigame that feels well-implemented for me personally.
 
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