I don't really play hard games.

But I guess Nameless King from Dark Souls 3 was the hardest. I beat all the bosses without ember and I had to pop ember no matter what for Nameless King. And to be fair only the 1st half of phase 2 is the hard part. When 2nd half of phase 2 starts he leaves himself open to all attacks. I guess I may have been underleveled for him though.

true that! I also had a hardtime at one point on the train but that was not even a boss...

This boss was not designed to lose, your stats is almost meaningless and all you can do is survive the fight.

My hands literally died on me. lol!

The last boss in Bucky O`Hare for the NES comes to mind...

Demon Wall FF7 (the FF12 thread reminded me)

So for some, this was easy but for me. It was hard. I was underleveled in the Temple and saved just before it, there are no enemies to help level up and it beat me to a pulp loads of times. Good times working out how to beat him but I did.

Ya Know what's better than typing "I beat this boss!" it's throwing on the PS4, unlocking the remix of a boss, then kicking the shit out of it again, this kill is by no means perfect, but if you compare this guy to his non remix brother, yeah... rockers hard.

Enjoy me fighting a boss!

Not necessarily a boss in the traditional sense, but Champion's Road on SM3DW is the most recent "wtf" endgame thing that came to mind for me.

Also should have toned down the happy twitch when I killed the thing, considering this happened about 2 attempts before the final kill.

I love hard boss's if they're done right though, this is one of the few games where I went out of my way to do all the remixes because they were just so damn well designed, if you die to one of them, it's because you done it wrong, if you kill it good on ya, no cheaty business going on, nothing unfair, just a fixed character against a boss designed to kick the life out of it.

Not sure if you can see by this video btw, but Lady Mc Swordy who you have to fight Neo Khidr with is a battlemage, in that she can hit things with her sword, but it actually does little to no damage, to kill the boss you need to hit it with your sword to regen your mana, which you spend on the floating Sword move sticking it inside the boss, the whole fight is about regenning mana by hitting it and then dropping a sword inside it after you struck it a few times. Great fight, great game. If you have a system with Rogue Legacy, I would massively advise giving it a play.

Heinrich.

Even once you figure out how to beat him you have to do lots of guesswork and deal with ridiculously small reaction windows.

Been having far too much fun today with the Share button the PS4, gotta say I'm so impressed with how easy it is to capture stuff from it, cut it up into sections or take it out to the PC and do it from there, considering it was a tool I thought I would have had zero use for from the reveal of the removal of the Select button I really enjoy the ... oh... something cool happened.... well that's fine the PS4 recorded it all the time action.

Anyways here is another one of the Remix boss fights, Alexander the IV. Rockers hard, I think on the Vita first time around this boss took me close to 100 attempts to get down first.