I'd have to say Fallout 3. The game is all about exploration and wandering around the Wasteland. I expected something clever, not a message that says "You can't proceed in this direction"

Ya, Fallout 3 had a pretty lame invisible wall. I was expecting to die by radiation, at least that wouldn't have brought me out of the experience.

Try climbing over the rubble. Pisses me off how much shit you have to go through to walk from point A to point B in that game.

There are some pretty evil invisible walls( well technically blocks) in those custom user made super mario levels of death/evil that look impossible but are all able to be beaten.  They look so hard/frustrating ;_;

I can think of MANY more instances that are worse than Fallout 3.  Nightmare Creatures comes to mind...

Also, there is this giant house in Arlington Cemetery that looks like Arlington House except you can't get into it because of the invisible wall on the rocks. Really Bethesda? I thought you were better than that.

"I'd have to say Fallout 3. The game is all about exploration and wandering around the Wasteland. I expected something clever, not a message that says "You can't proceed in this direction""

Worst use of intentional invisible walls? Possibly CoD:WaW (maybe just because that's fresh in my mind)

Worst unintentional invisible walls? Battlefield 2, Dragon Valley. Don't tell me you never hit the invisible wall near the Docks flag trying to make an approach towards the carrier in a jet. I trashed so many F-35s on that wall...

There's good use of invisible walls?

Resistance 2 was pretty bad with this IMO

"There's good use of invisible walls?"

world at war

Dragon Blade: Wrath of Fire, you couldn't even fall from mountains or anything else, you followed a straight path through the game. Wind Waker's also were kind of annoying since all you did was turning back and they made me realize i was going the wrong way :P.

"There's good use of invisible walls?"

FO3s invisible walls are minor and easily detectable.   Call of Duty 3 has FAR more insulting invisible barriers.

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