Games you started but never finished

THIS omg, i won it last friday and finished it on Sunday :D

Same here, way too many aborted playthroughs on my list, and not just my Steam library. 200+ installed games and I've probably only completed about a dozen of them.

same here 2 or 3 games from my whole steam library. Over 500 games in my library

yes, it sucks if you are noob, but if you are at least a bit skilled, it´s perfect ! So, the problem is in you !

I know... I know...

Shame on them

DNF is boring.

I couldn't even make it through the demo so I don't think it's you. Bad game. Bad.

i played 10 mins xD

Rure you are to young for this game, you will no understand this game...

The endings are really good. You should consider finishing the game sometime.

Are you trolling?

I've played it 23 hours but i stuck at a quest and got bored. But surely, i'll check it out later.

I just can't get over the fighting style. I could never get into Witcher 1 to be honest.

Same here

Normally English Japanese accent isn't like this. Loading duration is real problem. Also if you have only a laptop to play games, it's hard to resist to framerate drops :/

SEGA improved some of the loading times and AI turn duration in the Fall of the Samurai patch, though the only thing they changed about the Angelo-Japanese accent was adding tea. So much more tea.

Same here. After a while I tend to play less and less of a game and start playing something else. There are the occasional titles that will suck me in and that I won't let down until I'm completely through but they are few and far between.

+1 on Just Cause 2 and Two Worlds 2. I installed, deleted and reinstalled them but never finished them because there were others games that got my attention

This.

Yeap. I can feel you.

Played through Septerra Core about 4 times and never finished it. I love the game, but it is too long and later in the game the battles become just too tedious.

Yup.

Bastion, Coil, Tiny Bang Story, Crayon Physics, Most of the GTA games, PVZ, AI war, Jamestown, I-Fluid, Eufloria, Sequence, EYE, super meat boy, costume quest, build a lot, fractal: make blooms not war, SPAZ, far cry, defense grid, and more.

To be honest, I do come back to most of them every so often, and play again, but I usually either a. start over and stop again before I finish or cheat to bypass a hard part, or b. (games like gta) I'm not interested in playing the game the way it was intended to be played, I just cheat like crazy and do what I want. This mostly involves running over cops in a tank in gta.

To elaborate a little, these days I don't even install most games (such as those I buy in the indie bundles; I typically don't even activate them on Steam). Some games I try and even enjoy, but don't play more than one session. I just don't have much time to play, so unless the game is casual and easy to play, and grabs me somehow (like Faerie Solitaire), I just don't play it much.

But it was always the case that I didn't finish most games. I remember quitting Warcraft 3 at the last mission. Star Control 3 I bought, started playing Star Control 2 which came with it, played it for quite a while but got stuck and stopped, and never got to 3. Even Planescape: Torment I didn't finish the first time, but I came back to it a few years later and played it through, and I'm happy about that (it's a very good game). The only type of games I finished in a relatively consistent manner were point and click adventure games.

really? Payday was that horrible?

This...I really can't handle horror games.

I had it in my library for half a year until I decided to give it a shot - I set up my livestream for a couple of friends to join, played like fifteen minutes and got so stressed out I just had to stop playing before I soiled my pants.

Played about half the game the first time, and about 2 zones the 2nd time. Then i deleted it again, but kept the saves this time.

Unlike you I actually started finishing more games after I got married and had kids, simply because I switched to playing more casual ones, specifically quite a few hidden object adventure games. That kind of game often has 2-3 hours of gameplay in it, which makes it possible for me to finish. But more hardcore games I will likely not finish in the foreseeable future.