What games that done QTE right?

Hello friends,

We all knows QTE is worst video game mechanics and ruined almost every game but here we discuss what games that done QTE right?

if you ask me its no other than Shenmue 1 and 2

Although this game invented QTE but its only game in history that done QTE right, infact Shenmue 2 is only game that has challenging QTE mechanics.

but beyond that shenmue 1 and 2 were extremely ambitious games for thier time and unique story driven adventure. thats the reason i appreciate those games.

but anyways are there any games that done QTE right? lets discuss

I hate QTEs in general, so i'm not too sure.

God of War executed perfectly

the game 99% action beatdown and than sometimes you get a QTE and it was just not that a big of a deal to pull off.

Everyone else has failed at it.

No action game should have QTE’s. It’s just lazy and an easy way to make “cinematic” games without having to animate all the possible movements normal combat would allow.

Detroit: Become Human.... if you're going to make a 'movie game'

....go all in!

RE4.

Shenmue, Yakuza, and maybe Vanquish.

Resident Evil 4, 5 and 6.

The Batman games counter system really blended well into the gameplay.

Is it considered QTE for latest GoW, Doom (glory kills), spam button to get away like Last of Us? Then I think those are okay.

Wasn't fond of old GoW QTEs where you use the sticks.

QTE is pressing multiple buttons that screen show button prompt. pressing one button to takedown is not QTE especially after you damage enemy.

doom is a qte movie game that only casual bandodgers would enjoy.

Thanks. Then I'm not sure. I guess there wasn't a game where I felt QTE felt right. Old GoW QTEs were meh but I didn't really think they added to the game.

Can't think of any.

I think Resident Evil 4 would have been better if you just moved abit to left to the avoid that boulder.

Actually fuckit, say that one bit in RE5, because it's so insanely stupid it becomes entertaining, the entire end sequence isn't horror but really a massively over the top Bond ending that goes on for 20 odd minutes.

Gameplay wise it's bad, camp is god tier.

Bingo

@uninspiredcup: This has god tier camp, gameplay and QTEs that happen 'during gameplay'.

To me camp is at it's best when it's unintentional, without the wink* wink*

Something like Resident Evil 4, that's purposefully trying to be camp and stupid, akin to something like Sharknado.

Resident Evil 5-6 have the tone of sophisticated action/thrillers when a man is ripping a robot spider from a ladies tit that's been mind controller her in S&M gear and fight like a Matrix character.

Or when a middle aged fellow has turned into a giant zombie horse running alongside a train and they're just acting like this shit in normal as it goes from stupid to stupid.

None qte's lick donkey balls, you are watching the game perform some scripted animation.

that's why shenmue sucked donkey balls and they still suck donkey balls today it's anti gamer lol.

I never had a problem with the ones in the old GoW games.

I don't hate QTEs the way alot of other people seem to, they should just be fairly easy and should not be thrown in as a surprise.

I think TLoU2 makes a good use.

shadow of mordor final boss. monolith probably thought you'd spent far too much time battling through the game, growing in power and abilities, building up to the ultimate crescendo of the final boss and an epic battle of good vs evil, so they saved you the time and trouble and reduced it to a few QTEs, and it was over in seconds. was very considerate of them. definitely not a huge anticlimax.

do mortal kombat fatalities count? there's no on screen button prompts, but you're given a very short space of time to hit a particular button combo to perform them, which is a quick timer event of sorts

Doom glory kills are inspired by mortal kombat fatalities. not really a QTE.

Shoot me but I actually like Ryse's gameplay.

The only parts I hated was the turret sections and how limiting the testudo formations often felt.

I think it had a lot of great potential for a sequel.

Not a huge fan. Huge fan of shenmue but the QTE's aside from the arcade machines were perhaps my least favourite part.

The part in Shenmue 2 where you scale that building and have to walk across the planks all in one go is so infuriating that it makes me want to not play the game and it's one of my all time faves.

TLOU2 and GoW2018.

Dantes inferno not a great game but definitely had some nice QTE cinematics.

I think they are ok in interactive story games like the David Cage games and Telltales The Walking Dead series. I do enjoy those types of games when I want a lazy day playing on the setee. They dont really fit in anything else and are just annoying when they are IMO.

RE4 for me.

Mario 64 is a very good example.

Doom and Eternal.