It used to be that video games were a single-digit number of hard-as-nails levels that took a long time to master but then became a thrilling one-hour experience on the replay but now videos games respect your time by putting a checklist over your open-world map and telling you to do four hours' worth of the filler content there before you're allowed to move on to the next area.
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@vtrlx Also I started playing Sonic Frontiers recently and… well that game is quite a mess. I stopped playing it after a few hours. It feels like being a cat with a despicable human constantly throwing bells and shooting light dots constantly, everywhere, and in the most boring and annoying locations.
@vtrlx I remember hating finishing Mario Odyssey after a very good time playing through it, only to discover they sprinkled the post-game with a nauseating amount of useless micro-missions. It really lowered my game experience and I would have prefered that post-game content to not be there.