Easiest Games Ever

Denny Hamlin

Denny Hamlin

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For me, it has to be the Lego games.
I mean, YOU CAN'T FREAKING DIE.
All you do is respawn and keep kicking ass.
 
Kirby games can be considered pretty easy (except for postgame stuff), and and Classic Sonic games are fun, and easy.
 
The difficulty of Kirby games is generally overcriticized, and they can actually get pretty tough, especially during boss fights and postgame objectives (like those grueling True Arenas in Planet Robobot and Star Allies). Some Kirby games, like Mass Attack and Rainbow Curse, are actually somewhat difficult games that are only considered easy because they carry the Kirby name.

However, despite this, I'm going to target the Wii version of Kirby's Epic Yarn as an easy game. In the original Wii version, it's completely impossible to die; there are no pits, and you have no lifebar. All you lose when getting hit are a few easily-regained beads. The 3DS version contains a harder Devilish Mode that actually gives Kirby a healthbar and a reason to run, but the original Wii version had no challenge to it whatsoever.

Note that I'm not criticizing the game. From what little I've played of it, it's actually pretty fun. But I'm not calling it easy just because it carries the Kirby name. There are challenging games that carry the Kirby name, but simply put, Epic Yarn isn't one of them.
 
The real challenge in Epic Yarn is retaining all your beads. I like games that are challenging in ways that don't involve in death(s).
 
Any game rated C for children.
 
I'd disagree because sitting through those games and not losing your sanity might be the challenge.
 
Of course, if we're talking about games that I'm actually part of the age of audience for (so like, yeah, no JumpStart or Learning Company games or whatever) and to play through the game, Kirby's Epic Yarn is up there, and I find it still a highly enjoyable game. It could be a challenge to 100% it though. Yoshi's Island also isn't that tough either, if, again, if you're just playing through it and not aiming for 100%.

I guess if we really want to crank it up, Kirby's Dreamland 1 is ridiculously short AND easy. It's almost not worth playing through at all, you can just play Spring Breeze in Kirby: Super Star for virtually the same, but better, experience.
 
For me, other than GFGs and other minigame collections (Mario Party, Sonic Shuffle, and any other party games that incorporate a party board to play on during the game don’t count, but party games that only have the minigames, like Crash Bash, do), I’ll say this.

Camp Pokémon and Pokémon Playhouse on IOS are in fact made by the Pokémon Company International for a young audience(2-5 for Playhouse and 6-8 for Camp), yet, many people outside the age group have bought it just because they’re fans of Pokémon, and will buy any Pokémon game, no matter how bad it is.

However, I completed both in just a few days, and to me, only kids should play these because they’re super easy!

Even though I still want more Pokémon to be added to both as they have a very small amount of them(87 in Camp, although there might’ve been more before the Sun/Moon update, and 54 in Playhouse)
 
You Have to Burn the Rope

Yes I know it's a Flash game so its legitimacy is in question, but since it was at one time a well-known game, I felt that it should be mentioned. The basic on why this is easy? The game tells you what to do to win. You may think that there's a catch, but no: not only is the player practically invincible since they can't die despite being able to get hurt, the boss cannot be defeated in any other way (the player's weapon cannot defeat the boss despite there being a health bar). It's also very short so you can see how it's done:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSmuaDvnCWI

Thank you for reading.
 
Pokemon Ranger 2: Shadows of Almia is a ridiculously easy game.