I hate tactical shooters and racing games.

I mostly play everything, but I can not stand racing sims or MMOs. However, I am rather fond of SRPGs and arcade-type racing games.

I love:
RPG
Hack & Slash: Diablo-Torchlight and so on
Atmosperic horror, for example Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of Earth
Platform games, including puzzle platformer and action-platformer genre
Bullet hell games
Survival (without horror-aspect: for example Neo Scavenger)
Few, non-competitive FPS games: Borderlands 1-2, Fallout 3-NV (alro RPG, but let's face it, gameplay is FPS/TPS)
Turn Based Strategie - long live Heroes of Might and Magic!
Terraria, Windforge - games with overall open world and lots of possibilities.

Don't like:
Real Time Strategy multiplayer: I know the best wins, but I simply don't like the rush/mass tactic. For example: Age of Mythology: villager rush vs massive battles with lategame mythical creatures... later is just more fun for me :)
Racing games, excluding Revolt and Lego Racers. "Simple" racing games are not too intresting for me.
Competitive multiplayer FPS: well, my laptop is not too strong to get high FPS, plus the fact that I suck at these games also don't help too much :P
Simulators: I love a simulation as an expression about something being lifelike, usually about difficulty. But I don't like the endless farming-trashcar-train-airplane-etc simulators.
JUMPSCARE HORROR GAMES
Sport games... I've played a little with fifa '98 demo back in my time, I liked it, but I didn't get hooked on the genre.

i play almost everything, but i love mostly RPG games, or some good FPS, racing and real time strategy games

I'm like the opposite of you :P

I like RPG, FPS, RTS, TBS, MOBA, action, action-RPG, action-adventure, fighting, survival-horror, puzzle, platformer, arcade racing.

What I don't like? Racing simulators, sports simulators(why the fuck would I want to play a tennis video-game instead of playing...I dunna...ACTUAL TENNIS????), simulators in general, adventure(point and click or otherwise), tactical military shooters, JRPG, casual games.

jRPG isn't a genre, it's a regional term.

I dont like platformers,espicaly indie,survival,MOBA and RTS.That probaly becose no game from thease genres has got my attention.If i play one i will probably like it.

Like:

• Point & Click
• 3 Match Puzzle
• Visual Novels
• RPG

Dislike:

• Jumpscare Horror
• First person shooter (I'm not good at them either. I managed to drown my character by rolling into a lake)
• Bullet hell
• RTS

I hate RTS, MOBA, Point and Click RPGs, not even mentioning all F2P games.

Like:

• Stealth games (truly stealth, not "you-can-sneak-past-but-you-may-as-well-kill-'em-all")
• Point and click adventures
  • Horror games (those with kinda spooky atmosphere, not those that rely on jump scares)
• Logic puzzles
• (MMO)RPGs

Dislike:

• Pure shooters (COD, CS...)
• Pure PVP games ("MOBAs")
• Those "runners", where all you have to do is run really fast lest the left side of your screen murders you. Seriously hate those with passion O.o

Like:
RPG
Platformer*
Fighting
Games with some sort of interesting story -or- games I can sit down and play for a few minutes in my spare time.

Dislike:
PUZZLE platformers - Why must they all have puzzles these days?
Puzzle games in general - mystery and/or "actual" puzzles (ie jigsaws) are ok. I suck at them so my whole experience is following a guide step-by-step.
Most of the new survival/horror games. They'd just end up giving me nightmares.
Racing games.

Most first person games. It's not really a genre, but most of them tend to make me sick pretty fast.

I like most genres, especially fps, rpg and point & click. I don't like most platformers, roguelikes and sports games. Simulators are mostly boring, as well as fighting games. Bullet Hell and sidescrollers are often either too difficult or not fun enough.

I just don't dislike genres, I dislike games.

Like: Action
Dislike: Turnbased / MOBA

There are entirely too many genres for me to summarize them all, but from the ones you mentioned:

I dislike:
-Walking simulators
-Sport games
-MOBA
-MMO
-Simulator
-Hidden Object
-Point & Click

And like all the other ones.

Not gonna bother with a full list since I tend to like a bit of (almost) everything, but my favorite genres are RPGs and strategy games. JRPG, WRPG, SRPG, ARPG, even MMORPG, I like them all. Same with strategy. Whether it's Grand Strategy, turn-based, real-time, tower defense, whatever.

Genres I don't like much are horror (most horror games are boring with maybe some jump scares which doesn't interest me), point-and-click adventure (there are some games in this genre I absolutely love like Grim Fandango, but most of them just don't interest me and I don't have the patience for pixel-hunting or "use everything on everything" style puzzles.

Then there are games I do enjoy, but I don't play them much because I really suck at them, like most platformers.

Like:
-Probably most genres

Dislike:
-Racing games (well at least the more realistic racing games)
-MMOs

I actually like basically every genre. I don't know how people can keep playing the same genre's without mixing it up. Lol I have a huuge variety of games I play but if I had to dislike one it would most likely be sports (I basically play no sports games, but when I do I find them fun sometimes).

I like most genres, just not MOBAs, Walking simulators, and most sports games (old tony hawk games, MVP 2005, and Jet Set Radio being the exceptions). Also not a huge fan of racing sims or MMOs but I wouldn't say I dislike them.
I'd have to say my favorite genre would be JRPGs or Fighting even though I'm not incredibly good at fighting games. Those BBCP finals at evo tho.

I don't like any genre, I suck at all games.

Like:

• Action
• Adventure
• Shooters
• Third Person
• First Person
• Atmospheric
• Walking Simulators
• Stealth
• Racing (sometimes, depends on the game)

Dislike:

• Fighting Games
• Sports Games
• Turn Based
• Strategy (with the exception of Civ5)
• Puzzle (really depends on the game, actually)

Racing games with the exception of Mario Kart and sports games that cost $60 for a roster update each year.