10 Video Games That Punish You For Playing Perfectly

10. The White Chamber

Arguably, getting everything "right" in a game shouldn't be the main way you get its best ending. Because, at the end of the day, it's generally hard to get everything right first time, and being locked out of a game's best ending because of a small mistake or two can feel kind of bitter.

The white chamber takes this into account - especially because you're playing as a character who is revealed to be pretty massively flawed, with the purpose of the plot being her learning to be a little less awful. As such, doing everything perfectly doesn't net you the best ending in the game - indeed, it nets you the joke ending, where it turns out the whole thing was kind of a prank.