Good evening everybody! This is Aifos coming to you alive from New York Zero! This city is really gross. There are zombies, like, everywhere.. And zombies are very messy eaters. Luckily, even though my regular security guard has today off, I have this nifty temporary security guard, named James Heller here today! Heller: “Who the hell are you?” Haha, what a funny joke, Heller! Oh.. Wait.. Did he just.. Fly away..? Uh.. Well, I’m going to go find Papika, and tell her she doesn’t have today off, otherwise I’ll get eaten by zombies, but before I do that, I’ve got a post to run here! We’re all individuals! We all have our own likes, and dislikes. These tend to follow certain patterns. People who are super into blood & gore, generally aren’t into whimsical things like fairies & unicorns, and vice versa. Yet, every now and then, we find something that breaks that mold. Suddenly, you take a break from all your gory FPS games, and stumble upon the anime Flip Flappers, and realize it’s pretty much the best thing ever (which it is), despite being about fairies (which it is). How out of character for you, generic, gender-conscious, violence loving gamer! (disclaimer: I know not all gamers follow this stereotype, please don’t kill me) There will always be exceptions to the games, and/or genres you like, no matter how strict you standards are, so let’s talk about that! [b][u]Tl;dr? Here’s my point![/u][/b] Games you like, despite the fact that you do being very out of character for you? My answers: [spoiler]Off the top of my head, I thought of 2. The [PROTOTYPE] games. I’m very anti-gore most of the time. Decapitation, dismemberment, organs being on the outside.. It’s allvery gross. Even so, I love [PROTOTYPE] 1 & 2. Sure they aren’t the most gory games ever, but well over my usual tolerance gauge. (Note: Bloody & gory are not the same thing—I don’t mind blood. Just gore) Little Nightmares. Kind of going hand in hand with my anti-gore sentiment, I’m not usually too big on horror games. Aside from litering gore everywhere, they usually rely on jumpscares, and other forms of “cheap” horror. Little Nightmares on the other hand, caught my interest because of its “see the horror of the adult world from a child’s eyes”, and because it felt geniunely creepy.[/spoiler]