10 Games That Call You Out for Being a Creep
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Ever tried to sneak a peek where you shouldn't in a video game? Join us as we explore games that aren't afraid to call players out for their creepy behavior! Whether it's staring too long, looking where you shouldn't, or making characters uncomfortable, these titles break the fourth wall to shame your questionable choices. Which gaming callout made you feel most guilty? Our countdown includes 2B's camera evasion in Nier Automata, Ashley Graham's verbal takedowns in Resident Evil 4, Juliet's skirt-covering in Lollipop Chainsaw, Sam's aggressive reactions in Death Stranding, and many more moments where games made players face the consequences of their digital voyeurism!
10 Games That Call You Out for Being a Creep
Welcome to WatchMojo and today, we’re looking at games that call players out for being a creep, whether it be through achievements and trophies, or through character dialogue.
“Shovel Knight: Plague of Shadows” (2015)
Let’s start with one that’s relatively tame. In this expansion to “Shovel Knight,” you play as Plague Knight, who dreams of creating the ultimate potion that can grant its drinker their deepest desire. He’s assisted on his journey by a witch named Mona. At a certain point, when you return to your headquarters, you’ll walk in on Mona dancing. She’ll be embarrassed, stating she only likes to do it when she’s alone. However, if you stand on the lift before descending and watch her complete the full dance, you’ll earn the ‘Creep’ feat. This is clearly something she doesn’t want people seeing. And the game calls you out on it for watching.
“Asura’s Wrath” (2012)
Chapter 10 of “Asura’s Wrath” begins with you sitting in a hot spring, reuniting with your former mentor, Augus. He eventually calls over his attendants, two scantily clad ladies serving tea. You then have a few options of what to do, including drinking the tea and flirtily splashing the attendant. But if you choose the ‘Look Around’ option and stare at the lady’s chest, she’ll embarrassingly cover herself and you’ll earn the ‘View of the Valley’ trophy or achievement. Just for some extra cred, you made her feel uncomfortable. Of course, no matter what you do, Asura will try to grab at her chest, causing Augus to knock him out cold.
“The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt” (2015)
The side quest ‘Carnal Sins’ sees Geralt investigating a series of attacks. One victim, a dwarf, lies in the morgue, and you can have the coroner perform an autopsy to progress. You can ask about different body parts, most of which help the investigation. Asking about the genitals, however, doesn’t help at all. Well, you’ve got to be thorough. However, if you try to ask about the genitals a second time, the coroner will, understandably, get rather disturbed. He’ll call you out for your weird fascination with gonads and prompt you to direct your focus elsewhere. Makes sense; continuing to ask about a dead guy’s crotch is pretty creepy.
“Metal Gear Solid HD Collection” (2011)
In the original “Metal Gear Solid,” you could enter the first person view and stare at your companion, Meryl, causing her to blush uncomfortably and ask you to stop. However, they went even further with the “HD Collection.” While playing as Snake in the new version of “Metal Gear Solid 2,” you could find a locker with a poster of a pin-up girl. After staring at it for a few moments in first person view, you could then call Otacon, who’d call you out for not focusing on the mission. Not only that, but you’d also get a special trophy or achievement, humorously named ‘Snake Beater.’ Really, don’t you have better things to do?
“Yakuza 0” (2017)
There are a lot of ways to pass the time in the “Like a Dragon” series. One found in the prequel, “Yakuza 0,” is visiting the Gandhara shop, which offers a variety of softcore videos for 800 yen a pop. If you give into temptation and choose to spend your money watching one of these, you’ll get the ‘I Did it for the Trophy’ or ‘Achievement’ award, so that everyone who wants to look can see that you chose to watch a dirty video. You only have to watch one video to get this, but watching all of them gets you a Completion Point, which can be used to unlock new abilities. It’s like they wanted you to be a creep.
“Death Stranding” (2019)
In “Death Stranding,” you’ll occasionally come across Private Rooms, safe places where Sam can do a variety of things like review quests and customize gear and clothes. You can focus the camera on different items or parts of the room, each of which causes something different to happen. However, you can also focus on Sam himself. In fact, if you choose to focus the camera on Sam’s crotch, he’ll immediately cover up. Keep doing it though, and he’ll give you the finger or even sock you in the jaw. Well, no one likes to have their private parts oggled at by strangers.
“Dishonored” (2012)
In “Dishonored,” you’re meant to be an honorable man, joining a resistance group to bring peace to your city and clear your name. However, with the way you can treat one of your allies, we’re not so sure how honorable you are. It’s possible to spy on Callista through a keyhole as she takes a bath. If you go inside, she’ll naturally be upset and ask you to leave. You can keep bugging her, asking if she’d like some company, but she obviously wants to be left alone. You can even try to jump in the bath with her, which gets you a special Game Over screen, stating that the resistance has disbanded due to "irreconcilable hostilities.”
“Lollipop Chainsaw” (2012)
“Lollipop Chainsaw” is an absolutely absurd game, following an eighteen-year old high school cheerleader as she faces the zombie apocalypse. Of course, since Juliet is dressed in her cheerleader outfit the whole time, the developers knew there would be a large group of players who would try to sneak a peek up her skirt. If you angle the camera to do so, Juliet will cover her backside up, but you’ll get a trophy or achievement named ‘I Swear! I Did it by Mistake!” Yeah…sure you did. Of course, players who like hunting achievements and trophies then had to live with this embarrassing award showing up on their profile.
“Resident Evil 4” (2005)
There are a few games that try to make you feel bad for looking up a girl’s skirt, naturally so. In Capcom’s renowned survival horror adventure, “Resident Evil 4,” Leon Kennedy is tasked with rescuing the President’s daughter from a murderous cult. Once you do collect Ashley Graham and try to escort her out of their clutches, you’d think you’d want to make her feel as safe as possible. However, if you aim a gun in an attempt to be a creep, she’ll call you out for it. Looking up her skirt, she’ll angrily ask what you’re looking at, or simply groan and call you a pervert.
“Nier: Automata” (2017)
For as deep as “Nier: Automata” is, there’s no denying the design its main character holds over certain players. If you try to angle the camera to look up 2B’s skirt, she’ll back away and the camera will reposition. Doing this ten times gets you the trophy or achievement titled ‘What Are You Doing?’ This one actually has a bit of a legacy. In the remake of its predecessor, “Nier Replicant,” looking up Kaine’s skirt will cause her to insult and kick you. On the tenth time, she’ll kill you, and you’ll get the ‘Daredevil’ trophy or achievement. 2024’s “Stellar Blade” paid homage to this. While wearing one of the “Nier Automata” DLC costumes, Eve will kick you away if you look up her skirt.
Do you know of any other games that call you out for doing what you shouldn’t? Let us know about them in the comments!
Welcome to WatchMojo and today, we’re looking at games that call players out for being a creep, whether it be through achievements and trophies, or through character dialogue.
“Shovel Knight: Plague of Shadows” (2015)
Let’s start with one that’s relatively tame. In this expansion to “Shovel Knight,” you play as Plague Knight, who dreams of creating the ultimate potion that can grant its drinker their deepest desire. He’s assisted on his journey by a witch named Mona. At a certain point, when you return to your headquarters, you’ll walk in on Mona dancing. She’ll be embarrassed, stating she only likes to do it when she’s alone. However, if you stand on the lift before descending and watch her complete the full dance, you’ll earn the ‘Creep’ feat. This is clearly something she doesn’t want people seeing. And the game calls you out on it for watching.
“Asura’s Wrath” (2012)
Chapter 10 of “Asura’s Wrath” begins with you sitting in a hot spring, reuniting with your former mentor, Augus. He eventually calls over his attendants, two scantily clad ladies serving tea. You then have a few options of what to do, including drinking the tea and flirtily splashing the attendant. But if you choose the ‘Look Around’ option and stare at the lady’s chest, she’ll embarrassingly cover herself and you’ll earn the ‘View of the Valley’ trophy or achievement. Just for some extra cred, you made her feel uncomfortable. Of course, no matter what you do, Asura will try to grab at her chest, causing Augus to knock him out cold.
“The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt” (2015)
The side quest ‘Carnal Sins’ sees Geralt investigating a series of attacks. One victim, a dwarf, lies in the morgue, and you can have the coroner perform an autopsy to progress. You can ask about different body parts, most of which help the investigation. Asking about the genitals, however, doesn’t help at all. Well, you’ve got to be thorough. However, if you try to ask about the genitals a second time, the coroner will, understandably, get rather disturbed. He’ll call you out for your weird fascination with gonads and prompt you to direct your focus elsewhere. Makes sense; continuing to ask about a dead guy’s crotch is pretty creepy.
“Metal Gear Solid HD Collection” (2011)
In the original “Metal Gear Solid,” you could enter the first person view and stare at your companion, Meryl, causing her to blush uncomfortably and ask you to stop. However, they went even further with the “HD Collection.” While playing as Snake in the new version of “Metal Gear Solid 2,” you could find a locker with a poster of a pin-up girl. After staring at it for a few moments in first person view, you could then call Otacon, who’d call you out for not focusing on the mission. Not only that, but you’d also get a special trophy or achievement, humorously named ‘Snake Beater.’ Really, don’t you have better things to do?
“Yakuza 0” (2017)
There are a lot of ways to pass the time in the “Like a Dragon” series. One found in the prequel, “Yakuza 0,” is visiting the Gandhara shop, which offers a variety of softcore videos for 800 yen a pop. If you give into temptation and choose to spend your money watching one of these, you’ll get the ‘I Did it for the Trophy’ or ‘Achievement’ award, so that everyone who wants to look can see that you chose to watch a dirty video. You only have to watch one video to get this, but watching all of them gets you a Completion Point, which can be used to unlock new abilities. It’s like they wanted you to be a creep.
“Death Stranding” (2019)
In “Death Stranding,” you’ll occasionally come across Private Rooms, safe places where Sam can do a variety of things like review quests and customize gear and clothes. You can focus the camera on different items or parts of the room, each of which causes something different to happen. However, you can also focus on Sam himself. In fact, if you choose to focus the camera on Sam’s crotch, he’ll immediately cover up. Keep doing it though, and he’ll give you the finger or even sock you in the jaw. Well, no one likes to have their private parts oggled at by strangers.
“Dishonored” (2012)
In “Dishonored,” you’re meant to be an honorable man, joining a resistance group to bring peace to your city and clear your name. However, with the way you can treat one of your allies, we’re not so sure how honorable you are. It’s possible to spy on Callista through a keyhole as she takes a bath. If you go inside, she’ll naturally be upset and ask you to leave. You can keep bugging her, asking if she’d like some company, but she obviously wants to be left alone. You can even try to jump in the bath with her, which gets you a special Game Over screen, stating that the resistance has disbanded due to "irreconcilable hostilities.”
“Lollipop Chainsaw” (2012)
“Lollipop Chainsaw” is an absolutely absurd game, following an eighteen-year old high school cheerleader as she faces the zombie apocalypse. Of course, since Juliet is dressed in her cheerleader outfit the whole time, the developers knew there would be a large group of players who would try to sneak a peek up her skirt. If you angle the camera to do so, Juliet will cover her backside up, but you’ll get a trophy or achievement named ‘I Swear! I Did it by Mistake!” Yeah…sure you did. Of course, players who like hunting achievements and trophies then had to live with this embarrassing award showing up on their profile.
“Resident Evil 4” (2005)
There are a few games that try to make you feel bad for looking up a girl’s skirt, naturally so. In Capcom’s renowned survival horror adventure, “Resident Evil 4,” Leon Kennedy is tasked with rescuing the President’s daughter from a murderous cult. Once you do collect Ashley Graham and try to escort her out of their clutches, you’d think you’d want to make her feel as safe as possible. However, if you aim a gun in an attempt to be a creep, she’ll call you out for it. Looking up her skirt, she’ll angrily ask what you’re looking at, or simply groan and call you a pervert.
“Nier: Automata” (2017)
For as deep as “Nier: Automata” is, there’s no denying the design its main character holds over certain players. If you try to angle the camera to look up 2B’s skirt, she’ll back away and the camera will reposition. Doing this ten times gets you the trophy or achievement titled ‘What Are You Doing?’ This one actually has a bit of a legacy. In the remake of its predecessor, “Nier Replicant,” looking up Kaine’s skirt will cause her to insult and kick you. On the tenth time, she’ll kill you, and you’ll get the ‘Daredevil’ trophy or achievement. 2024’s “Stellar Blade” paid homage to this. While wearing one of the “Nier Automata” DLC costumes, Eve will kick you away if you look up her skirt.
Do you know of any other games that call you out for doing what you shouldn’t? Let us know about them in the comments!
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