Easy/casual games that made you rage quit

Peek-A-Boo

i get so mad, cause i just cannot seem to figure out where the person went xD

Mr.Bree + was it for me

hey inside out

I find myself yelling "THIS SHIT DOESN'T FUCKING WORK!" a lot and then realizing I'm doing it wrong.

I quit Hearthstone a long time ago, cause the RNG is rage inducing. Punching bag is near my PC all the time so that I don't have to break valuable stuff around me.

Stardew Valley.
When dying in the mines while having pretty decent items and such.

Doesn't happen to me often, I rarely play anything aside from adventure games, and with this genre when you're really stuck, you can almost always just use a walkthrough instead of ragequitting. Anyway, the last one was Epistory: The Typing Chronicles, I quit after being killed in the very first nest for more than 10 times and would have refunded the game if it hadn't been from a bundle.

Super Meat Boy for indie and the BF games for AAAs.

Not sure SMB is meant to be easy though :)

Among the Heavens. I get confused

There is an achievement in Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor - "Hunt is my Mistress"
I almost smashed my keyboard and monitor while tried to earn it.

Stash, even before I managed to got into the game xD GG!
Misunderstanding, being worked on a solution

Dragon's Wake. The final boss irritates the heck out of me. Still haven't finished it, which is a shame. I like the game otherwise.

Dark souls, once I fell off in the elevator hole because I forgot it was down, lost like 1.5 mil souls and 99 humanities

Town of salem

Pretty much every indie platformer makes me ragequit nowadays O.o
The devs tend to hide behind that "difficult" tag, but most of them just use it as an excuse for making a poorly balanced game with poorly handled checkpoints, if you ask me...

Super Trench Attack 2, but when I realised what I was doing wrong, seriously, I beated the sheet out of it xd

Rocket League makes me more angry than any other game I have ever played. I nearly smashed my keyboard once and I have never had the urge to break controllers or anything in the past. I think it has to do with a combination of how quickly you derank and the passive aggressive chat binds everyone uses. I can play CSGO all day and get called everything under the sun but seeing "What a save!" and "Wow!" spammed 10 times just pisses me the hell off for some reason.

I just decided I'm done with Dragon's Dogma. I was planning to do a new game+ since I really loved the entire game, but then the last boss was tedious as hell and I died few times from falling down holes and stuff. When I died to the dragon itself I tried to retry on Easy mode but it was still just tedious so I instead uninstalled the game and declared it done. I was starting to get angry and I don't want to get angry so I stop playing games that threaten to anger me :-)
I think getting angry is not worth it, and I still enjoyed the game for almost 40 hours so it's better to shelve it with good memories than a point of frustration and anger.

Oh, and LILY LOOKING THROUGH. A casual point&click game. There was some puzzle involving sounds or colors or something, and I just couldn't. That's probably more shameful than DD.

Sorta relevant - I couldn't beat Alpha Protocol tutorial. There's a hacking minigame where you need to spot some unchanging numbers in a large grid of changing numbers, and I guess I have some sorta numerical dysgraphia or something and it was just not possible for me. I was always really bad at math so that would explain stuff. Too bad, the game looked so bloody good otherwise.

I get stuck in almost every game. I'm really bad at games.
So I just stop playing that game for a while and then come back and try again.
If I really can't get past it then I quit for good.

I might ragequit, but I usually come back to whatever-it-is. Ori and the Blind Forest comes to mind, but it's not really an easy game :p

I rage-changed difficulty in Alice: Madness Returns from the hardest to the easiest, because the fights were so bloody boring. Barely anything hit me, I hit them a lot, they had too much HP. Even on easiest the game is way too long, and fights are boring because of the lack of comboes. Too much HP on enemies and their low damage also made the game unreasonably boring. (Really worth one playthrough though, just on easiest, for your time's sake)
Another one was maybe Evoland's achievement for not being damaged in a bossfight in the mines.- random enemy spawns, bad controls, often un-telegraphable attacks and repeatedly failing because of my mistakes / unfair parts made me quit the game 3-4 times before I actually could get it. Not the hardest, but maybe my "most hated' achievement.

I ragequit on the final boss in Castle of Illusion...the Mickey Mouse game. I had trouble with plenty of other levels/bosses, but the last one I just couldn't get past.

I've played four GTA games and rage quit all of them.

Battleblock Theater... I couldn't bring myself to finish it after countless rage quits playing co-op.

Yeah, Asylum's last two gauntlets are nerve-wrecking until you can finally take down at least one of the titans.

I think I can consider D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die rage-quitting. Not because of the difficulty (there is none, it is an interactive novel, in which you cannot "lose"), but because the game design, control scheme, and the writing is so brain-damaging terrible that I simply couldn't take it any more.

I also gave up on any hopes of getting the last achievement in Limbo. For a game praised for its puzzles, it has pretty damn many cheap trial-and-error bullshit ones.

Oh, where I actually did rage quit, albeit later returned and suffered through it: the last maze segments in Doorways: The Underworld. Imagine an underground maze with corridors about as wide as a person, where you either can see the map or run, but it is entirely based on timed switches. Pressing said switch also starts up a semi-random event, where if you ever accidentally turn your camera to any direction but the correct one at an intersection, you die instantly. Oh, and while solving these puzzles, one achievement requires you to find a relic that is hidden behind a wall with zero indication that said wall can be moved by a random switch. Sounds fun?