History YMMV / CursedTrilogy

** Jennifer's face at the end of Cursed 1 (provides the page image) can be unintentionally funny.

** The second game in particular is about a person exploring an abandoned town with a cult trying to bring their god into the world - very similar to ''VideoGame/SilentHill''.

* MemeticMutation: The Staff is itself a boss fight. [[labelnote:Explanation]]In the second game, the player must pick up a staff but it's deep in a dungeon with limited way(s) to return - and their inventory is definitely full of large items that take up space.[[/labelnote]]

* SignatureScene: [[FanNickname Fake Jen]] from the first game, hands down.

* ThatOneBoss: That damn ''baby'' in Cursed 3. When you put them back together, they appear to disappear... except you have to track them down in the labyrinth. Oh, and unless you get rid of that damn thing completely, it will [[NightmareFuel climb into your bed and kill you]], so hope you [[GuideDangIt knew to keep your eye on the energy meter!]] For the kicker, the game never tells you how you're supposed to find it ([[spoiler:listen to the music; when it's at its loudest, the zombie child is hiding in the trees on that square]]).

** In the second game, once you clean the rag, Randall can wear it like an ascot. But that's not all- you can put the rag on ''the freaking GRIM REAPER'' of all people. What ensues after that has to been seen to be believed. Even better, the game becomes ''impossible'' to close normally, so you're left with that image until you reset your computer or figure out how to close it.

** In the third game, [[spoiler:after Jennifer regains her true identity as Luna]], you must spar with the Captain of the Guard. After the fight, he asks you to put your weapons away. The game makes you strike him three more times, with him getting more insistent, until you cut his head off. [[LosingYourHead As he's undead, this merely inconveniences him.]]

* ThatOneBoss: That damn ''baby'' in Cursed 3. When you put them back together, they appear to disappear... except you have to track them down in the labyrinth. Oh, and it will [[NightmareFuel climb into your bed and kill you until you defeat it]], so hope you [[GuideDangIt knew to keep your eye on the energy meter!]] For the kicker, the game never tells you how you're supposed to find it ([[spoiler:listen to the music; when it's at its loudest, the zombie child is hiding in the trees on that square]]).

** In the tower of the moon, the "Two are lying, one tells the truth" puzzle for one simple fact: It's randomised each time.

** At one point in the second game, Randall's truck gets a flat. You then have to replace it by unscrewing every luggnut and screw them back in. It's very ''very'' easy to misclick and cause the tool to fall to the ground. Do so enough? You get an instant-death.

* ThatOneBoss: That damn ''baby'' in Cursed 3. When you put them back together, they appear to disappear... except you have to track them down in the labyrinth. Oh, and it will [[NightmareFuel climb into your bed and kill you until you defeat it]], so hope you [[GuideDangIt knew to keep your eye on the energy meter!]]

--->'''The Captain of the Guard''': Uhhhhhh... Hello, your majesty.

** The healing spell in the second game requires you to hold down the key and channel it. It's alright when it's done outside of combat since your mana regenerates, but ''in'' combat? It makes you into a sitting duck.

* MemeticMutation: The Staff is itself a boss fight. In the second game, the player must pick up a staff but it's deep in a dungeon with limited way(s) to return - and their inventory is definitely full of large items that take up space.

** The art style - primarily Randall and even Jennifer's appearances, looks very much like something that wouldn't be out of place in early [=2000s=] [=DeviantArt=]. However, a lot of people may not care.

** The sheer amounts of ways you can get Jennifer killed is arguably ''worth'' doing just to hear Death snark at you.

** RandomEncounters in the first game serve little to no purpose other than to waste your time.
** The sleep mechanic in the third game ends up forcing you to limit how much you are able to do. You have to constantly go into the bedroom, sleep until midnight, then board yourself up into the bathroom. While you don't instantly pass out, you do end up slowing down.

* SignatureScene: [[Fan Nickname Fake Jen]] from the first game, hands down.

** In the second game, once you clean the rag, Randall can wear it like an ascot. But that's not all- you can put the rag on ''the freaking GRIM REAPER'' of all people. What ensues after that has to been seen to be believed.
*** Even better, the game becomes ''impossible'' to close normally, so you're left with that image until you reset your computer or figure out how to close it.

* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: Despite being quite scary at times, the game isn't afraid to have some fun occasionally.

** In the second game, once you clean the rag, Randall can wear it like an ascot. But that's not all- you can put the rag on "the freaking GRIM REAPER" of all people. What ensues after that has to been seen to be believed.
*** Even better, the game becomes "impossible" to close normally, so you're left with that image until you reset your computer or figure out how to close it.

* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: Depsite being quite scary at times, the game isn't afraid to have some fun occasionally.
** In the second game, once you clean the rag, Randall can wear it like an ascot. But that's not all- you can put the rag on

** One of the instant-death traps is an apparent old lady watching TV. It seems hilarious that this can kill you. [[OhCrap Until you turn the TV off]].

** Cursed 3 features much much more fluent animation and gameplay, even allows monsters to chase you into rooms.
* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: One of the phone numbers you can call in the third game is the infamous "Freak Phone". Jennifer's expression is indescribable but amazing.

* SignatureScene:
** Fake Jen from the first game, hands down.

** The sleep mechanic in the third game.

** The second game in particular is about a person exploring an abandoned town with a cult - very similar to ''VideoGame/SilentHill''.

** The room puzzle frustrates a lot of people due to only one option being right, but the logic to figure it out requires a lot of reading. What's more, there are a ''lot'' of potential choices - and many of them are dead. Oh, and you'll have to go through the "Two are lying, one is truthful" puzzle again.