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The Most Confusing Video Games 2022
- A new Uswitch study has analysed Google search data to reveal the most confusing video games of the year
- Elden Ring tops the list with nearly 180,000 searches for tips and guidance on how to play the game since its release in Feb 2022
- Metroid Dread is the second-most confusing video game, followed by Resident Evil Village in third
- Assasin’s Creed Valhalla and Far Cry 6 complete the top five video games that have players turning to Google for help
New research by the broadband experts at Uswitch has revealed that Elden Ring is the most confusing video game of the year.
By analysing Google search data for 150 of this year’s most popular video games, the broadband experts looked at search volumes for: [game] + explained, [game] + tips, [game] + walkthrough, how to play + [game] to discover which video games have caused the most confusion since their release. Elden Ring came out on top with nearly 180,000 searches from players looking for tips and explanations on how to play the game. The epic fantasy game, written by George R. R. Marin and directed by Hidetaka Miyazaki, was released in February 2022 and scored a perfect 10 out of 10 on IGN following a lot of high expectations. Although the game has been well-received by the gaming community, it is definitely not a game for beginners who could become easily perplexed.
Metroid Dread is second on the list of most confusing video games with nearly 54,000 Google searches from gamers looking for advice on how to play the game. Produced by Nintendo, the action-adventure game has been noted as “notoriously hard” by gaming journalists at Polygon, who noticed that game has enormous spikes in difficulty with very little help on offer throughout the process, which explains why so many are getting confused and turning to Google for assistance.
Resident Evil Village is third on the list with 44,760 annual Google searches from confused gamers. The survival horror video game has a 10 out of 10 rating on Steam and 8 out of 10 on IGN which highlights how loved it is; however, that hasn’t stopped the gaming community from taking to Reddit to express how challenging the ‘standard’ difficulty mode is and suggesting that less experienced gamers opt for ‘casual’ mode to avoid confusion.
The top five list is made up of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla which is named the fourth most confusing video game with 33,960 searches, closely followed by Far Cry 6 with 31,920 Google searches. Fall Guys is sixth on the list and Fortnite follows in seventh.
Most of the games to feature in the top 10 list are action, adventure or survival games, apart from Fall Guys which is sixth on the list and Luigi’s Mansion 3 which has a recommended playing age of seven years old and above. It is the eighth most confusing game of the year with 24,360 searches for tips, explanations and game walkthroughs. Following the Nintendo game is Horizon Zero Dawn (ninth on the list) and Deathloop completes the top 10. Other child-friendly games that are causing confusion are Lego Star Wars The Skywalker Saga, Stardew Valley, Animal Crossing New Horizons and Pokemon Legends Arceus.
The Most Confusing Video Games 2022
Rank |
Video Game Name |
Annual Searches To Make Game Less Confusing |
1 |
Elden Ring |
171,840 |
2 |
Metroid Dread |
53,880 |
3 |
Resident Evil Village |
44,760 |
4 |
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla |
33,960 |
5 |
Far Cry 6 |
31,920 |
6 |
Fall Guys |
27,480 |
7 |
Fortnite |
25,200 |
8 |
Luigi’s Mansion 3 |
24,360 |
9 |
Horizon Zero Dawn |
20,040 |
10 |
Deathloop |
18,000 |
11 |
Halo Infinite |
17,880 |
12 |
Red Dead Redemption 2 |
16,800 |
13 |
Lego Star Wars The Skywalker Saga |
15,600 |
14 |
Stardew Valley |
15,360 |
15 |
Hades |
12,960 |
16 |
Streets of Rage 4 |
12,720 |
17 |
Resident Evil 2 |
12,600 |
18 |
Death Stranding |
12,000 |
19 |
Ghost of Tsushima |
11,040 |
20 |
Uncharted 4 |
10,920 |
21 |
Animal Crossing New Horizons |
9,840 |
22 |
Cities: Skylines |
9,360 |
23 |
Among Us |
8,880 |
24 |
Hitman 3 |
8,280 |
25 |
Pokemon Legends Arceus |
8,160 |
If you’re thinking about which video game you’re going to play tonight, make sure you have the best broadband for a seamless gaming experience.

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SPAYZ.io expands payment network across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East
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SPAYZ.io, a global payment service provider has expanded its payment network to four new countries across Asia, Africa and the Middle East, with new payment integrations in Turkey, Egypt, South Africa, and Tanzania.
Merchants in Turkey can access Havale bank for pay-in and payout transactions. In Egypt and Tanzania, SPAYZ.io has introduced Mobile Money solutions, supporting the growing demand for mobile-first financial services. Finally, in South Africa, the company has rolled out EFT bank transfer capabilities, providing a reliable and widely adopted payment method for local and international merchants.
Looking to Q4 2025, SPAYZ.io will be launching services in the United Arab Emirates and Singapore. In the UAE, merchants will soon be able to utilize bank transfer options for both pay-in and payout transactions, supporting the region’s dynamic and digitally driven economy. In Singapore, SPAYZ.io will offer PayNow for pay-ins and bank transfers for payouts, aligning with the country’s advanced financial infrastructure and consumer preferences for fast, secure digital payments.
SPAYZ.io will be exhibiting at SIGMA Rome to discuss its current and future payment solutions, including these new launches, as it plans for a host of new announcements in the coming months. Partners, merchants, and industry leaders can visit Booth 6007 at Fiera di Roma from 3rd to 6th November 2025, to find out more and discuss opportunities for collaboration.
Tatjana Meluskane, Chief Commercial Officer, commented: “We’re not just watching the rise of digital payments in Africa, we’re proudly helping to shape it. These are still cash driven economies, where the potential of digitalisation and online payments has not been realised.
“At SPAYZ.io, our mission is to bridge that gap with infrastructure that’s not only fast and secure, but trusted. What we’re seeing now is a tipping point – mobile-first ecosystems, agent networks, and real-time bank rails are converging to redefine the payments sector. We look forward to discussing with our partners at SIGMA Rome.”
You can schedule meetings with SPAYZ.io at SIGMA Rome by emailing [email protected].
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Final Sixteen teams confirmed for the BLAST Rainbow Six Munich Major
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Sixteen Teams Locked In for the BLAST Rainbow Six Munich Major
8–16 November 2025 | BMW Park Arena, Munich
The countdown to the BLAST Rainbow Six Munich Major is officially on as the 16 qualifying teams from around the world have been confirmed and are set to battle it out from 8–16 November 2025.
The Major marks the final stop of the 2025 season before the Six Invitational in February next year and will see the world’s best Rainbow Six Siege teams compete for championship glory, crucial Global Standings points and a share of the $750,000 prize pool.
The action kicks off 8–13 November behind closed doors, before culminating in front of a live audience at BMW Park Arena from 14–16 November, as fans bring the noise for three days of top-tier Rainbow Six esports.
The 16 teams competing in Munich:
- Team Secret
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With high stakes, fierce rivalries and the final Major title of the year on the line, all eyes turn to Munich as the stage is set for an unforgettable week of competition.
Limited tickets are still available – eventim.de/en/event/blast-r6-major-munich-2025-bmw-park-20359451/?srsltid=AfmBOopQhyzSgQxb_US-Zn88vxsiuTymssx09erEQ1eVWWymEFEnisHf
Fans can grab tickets to experience the electric atmosphere live at BMW Park Arena, watch the world’s top teams battle it out for the final Major crown of 2025, and celebrate the very best of global Siege esports.
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Cubeia’s investment in gamification and community-driven features is reflected in its latest release with challenges, achievements, and duels all available to bring players closer together.
A very successful first year for Cubeia Originals has validated this approach, and with Turbo Crash, the company is setting the pace for what an Originals experience can become as it scales the portfolio further.
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