Difficulty
Difficulty noun - Something that is a cause for suffering or special effort especially in the attainment of a goal.
Easy game is an antonym for difficulty.
Nearby Word: difficult
Easy game
Difficulty is an antonym for easy game in something or someone easily influenced topic.
Both terms in one sentence
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However, the game modes are rather nonindicative — while one might expect Hardcore to be Nintendo Hard, in reality it is STILL an easy game even on the highest possible difficulty, and it isn't hard to defeat the game on hardcore mode the first time through.
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Difficulty Spike: While not exactly an easy game, the difficulty of level 11 comes out of nowhere with three tough bosses in a row, broken up by fights against some of the toughest mooks in the game, along with very meager supplies, most of which are gotten off the bodies of your enemies.
Source: Video Game / Oni - The Meat Circus from Psychonauts, while it does do its job in terms of wrapping up its story, suffers an absolutely tremendous Difficulty Spike involving a time-based escort mission and numerous leaps of faith in an otherwise easy game.
Source: Disappointing Last Level
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