What do you think about repetitive minigames?

It really depends. Respect my time. Gameplay is **narrative**. Does this minigame tell a part of the story? For example, the searching minigame from the first game contextually made sense. Sometimes it seems developers put in minigames to pad the game, and I despise them for it. That stupid sliding pieces puzzle game almost never makes sense, and always feels artificial in adult video games; the more I see it, the more I hate it.

Michael Hawk

Yeah, minigames are fine as long as two things are possible - that there's a way to skip them if you really don't like them; and, if you choose to do them, that there be enough variety to make them interesting each time. (So not the same "reaction" game, for example, but some sort of sudoku game where you got a new puzzle each time would be fine. A slide puzzle with different pictures, etc. Something like that.)

Yes, this practice is also found in other games, you're right. I think you need to think about this idea. I think the idea is really good

UNDRESS_ME

Oh, it's really hard to choose, because actually I like mini games, but sometimes I get bored with them.

Naked_SoNUshka

I like said repetitive mini games if they can change an outcome of a choice or something in game like a reward i.e. achievement or renders etc

Yehudah Davis

I don't hate minigames but I also don't love them so just do what you want to.

Jamie Yohn

For me mini games are a turn off. If there is a option to auto win them. I would click that option on.

Dragonheart

so some are fun and the extra pic etc nice, but Some are either to loooong or hard to finish, taking the Fun away.

Rellik6801

I kind of find it fun to 'find" special renders, perhaps some grind to "earn" them, but not a fan of mini-games, hidden or earned consistent with the game's path would be my preference.

KaoruCG

i think the minigame in susans house was quite perfect. 8 Magazine hidden in various rooms for the pics, which give a small sexy insight of a character, who aren´t essential for the story.