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Sonic 06
I go out of my way to play bad games occasionally, so I can better appreciate good ones, sort of like how you can get used to good food.
Worst once I've beaten was Escape Dead Island. Totally rubbish, cheap and lazy. It uses weird trippy stuff to justify asset flips, and I swear half of the story must've been cut.
List of bad games I've played which I actually liked:
Alone In The Dark (2008) - Interesting immersive sim item combos and absurd setpieces that have you laughing
Fahrenheit/Indigo Prophecy - David Cage's most enjoyable game. Heavy Rain initially, turns into B-movie insanity halfway though and I can tell you exactly where.
Judge Dredd Dredd vs Death - Just a PS2 shooter port really, I like Judge Dredd so I'm biased.
Marlow Briggs & The Mask Of Death - Aztec God Of War. Some nice enviroments.
Necrovision - Wait, this isn't a serious shooter! This is Painkiller! Prepare to boot everything until it dies.
Resident Evil 6 - Played with a friend. If you go in expecting a RE game you'll be unhappy. If you go in expecting a gun-fu game, you'll like it. Progression is fun, I should beat it on Pro sometime.
Kane and Lynch 2 - Very stylish, third person shooting in a dump. Similar to Max Payne 3. I appreciated it's short runtime.
Split Second - Motorstorm Apocalypse with all the style sanded off, but some fun gameplay causing disasters to kill opponenets.
I could go into more detail if you like, there's way more but a lot of the games like these I try just end up being mediocre and hardly of note.
Must check that out someday.
Honestly I liked it. Shooting was mediocre, presentation was fun.
That one was just mediocre. I liked the designs and all, story just didn't do it for me.
based Fahrenheit enjoyer
did you ever play Detroit: become Human?
I've played most of Cage's stuff.
Fahrenheit > Heavy Rain > Beyond Two Souls = Detroit Become Human
Dafoe in BTS and Connor & Hank in DBH carry their respective games. I'll probably replay BTS sometime, since my sister enjoyed playing Heavy Rain with me.
JASOON JASON JAAAAAAAAASON *farts* JASON
I recommend playing Hello Neighbor anon.
That shit is absolute fricking trash that feels like it was designed an actual schizophrenic. It’s a stealth game where the stealth is shit and the neighbor’s ai is moronic and on the biggest level, a non-entity. You need to solve puzzles to make progress but every single one of them makes the cat-mustache puzzle from Gabriel Knight look like a word-search for kindergarteners in terms of sheer nonsensicality. Platforming is plentiful in the latter half, but the physics are the most floaty UE4-demo-tier shit to exist. The plot is moronic theorybait that has the fricking gall to pull the “it was a dream” card and makes no sense.
I could go on and on about this. The only reason this thing is still an IP is because the only people who unironically enjoy this are children who watch youtubers like matpat. It’s essential shitcore.
>pic related
I played through Indigo Prophecy on the PS2 back in the day and I remember enjoying how ridiculous it was. By the time you get to the insane end boss it doesn't even matter anymore
>I could go into more detail if you like.
Please do. I find discussing mediocre games really interesting. A lot of these games have cool ideas, but poor execution, and I enjoy analyzing why a game is/isn't good.
Other bad games that turned out just mediocre:
The Beast Inside - Unbearably boring. It's an open world linear horror game, it just turns into you running around a giant map doing nowt. You get a gun for ten minute total, about an hour in and have a bossfight, where the game immediately peaks.
Curse: The Eye Of Isis - Mediocre Resident Evil clone mixed with The Mummy. Some fun areas, weapons and bosses. Story is kinda lame.
Dead Effect - Port of a mobile game, as you can tell by how ingame currency works. A decent Doom 3 and Killing Floor hybrid.
Dementium II - DS survival horror metroid vania. Melee weapons are too powerful so you can circle strafe every enemy with a knife.
Legendary - FPS game where you fight mythical creatures, a few good setpieces. Best part is where it takes advantage of the setting, like where faeries possess a vending machine and you have a bossfight with it.
Rogue Warrior - A competent and short third person shooter where the main character just swears the entire time.
Silent Hill Homecoming - I liked the story kind of, but the rest of it? Man. Pyramid Head shows up for a short cameo (Isn't he exclusive to James in SH2?). Some of the bosses (like the porcelain doll were fun). The otherworld areas feel like the inside of a boiler or something.
Super Seducer - I don't like PUA stuff but I respect all the dumb game overs. It's like the Henry Stickmin games but instead of getting a helicopter flown at you for a funny game over you insult a woman for not sharing her SteamID.
I'll make another post in a bit talking about games so bad I dropped them.
I totally agree.
The part where you escape the cops via The Matrix parkour.
Funniest part of that game was that Ada's campaign has a partner awkwardly shoved it that's never mentioned or referenced.
Every time Ada uses her grapplehook the mystery Agent man just teleports next to her which is the funniest shit ever.
Split second and Kane & Lynch 2 are unironically kino
>I can tell you exactly where
Matrix ticks?
Honestly sonic 06 isn't too bad.
Yes it's bad on a technical level but as long as you know that the game is pure shit then you can at least have an enjoyable experience laughing your ass off at stupid glitches.
FFXII
I learned never to finish bad games because it’s not worth it if you aren’t getting paid.
>Whole game is Final Fantasy-themed Star Wars
>Game ends with teenagers killing God anyway
no it doesn't
all me btw im gay and about to troon out.
Monsters Inc PS1 shovelware
Dragon Age 2
Mafia 2
Feel like I'm forgetting one but whatever
I really liked Monsters Inc on PS1 🙁
Music is great, I think.
Definitely FFXII. I even gave it a second chance with the The Zodiac Age re-release and almost finished it twice.
Uncharted 1. Obviously not the worst game ever but I had to turn it down to easy because the amount of unpredictable nonsense you had to deal with was beyond. Towards the end it became trial and error garbage. I'm stunned it became such a huge franchise.
I think Uncharted 2 is the main reason the series became well know. The first game kinda sucks.
Uncharted 1 is bizarrely overhated. People act like no one liked it when it came out, we did. Played it on release and it was fricking great.
Nta, I played the demo at the time, I didn't like it much, if we're talking about exclusives at the time me and my friends were on resistance or Killzone2, which were better honestly
bro killzone was a gigantic flop, you seriously gonna sit here and be like
>uncharted? who ever heard a that shit?
>now killzone that was the popular franchise
it's like saying ape escape was a huge hit
MGSV
>Honorable Mention
Fallout 4
Bioshock Infinite
This. Fallout 4 was awful too, but I slightly enjoyed Curie and bugging the game so she didn't become a dull sexbot.
BI was just atrocious from start to finish, and then you get to the ending and it's the most amateur shit imaginable and doesn't explain anything because it's riddled with basic plot holes.
Worst is the critical acclaims it had with both journalists and players alike.
Jimmy Neutron on GBA it's nostalgic for me but not a very good game by any means.
Probably the most disappointing for me. Mass Effect 3 was but it has its moments, the multiplayer is good, and I can replay it and enjoy myself but Bioshock Infinite's pacing and combat feel so fricking dated since the retro FPS revival/boomer shooter trend to the point that it's just annoying to play and the story is a bunch of pretentious unfocused horseshit made even worse by the DLC.
>Jimmy Neutron on GBA
Holy shit there's a memory
this, i had to see for myself if it truly was as bad as people were saying
honestly i think it was worse, everyone rags on the plot so i won't retread old ground but frick me the actual gameplay was piss
gunplay was atrocious, made even worse by a two gun limit, enemy AI just fricking stood still except to take a single (the exact same animation on everyone) step to the right, tonics were dogshit and almost never worth using, and christ that rehashed ghost chick fight was unbearable the first time and then they drag it back out again
i've played shit games for a good story but this was a shit game with a shit story, i should have dropped it five minutes in but noooo, i had to see if the ending really was as awful as people claimed (it was)
FF XII.
I have 0 good memories of XII ,ZERO.
Meanwhile XIII was not that bad at all and some parts of it are stuck on my mind.
Frick you guys, xii is the only good FF game
It was pretty rubbish.
Skyward Sword actually made me hate Zelda for a while
i never finished that game, but i am still mad about it
i don't remember where i heard or read that, but the hook for me was that you get to know how the mastersword came to be, and then it turns out there was this other sword of the goddess that you just power up like in wind waker to become full power or whatever.
I'm usually pretty quick to drop games if they're bad. I might say Zelda TOTK? It's a game that retroactively made BOTW worse that I basically kept playing out of boredom and spite and genuinely hated by the end.
On a related note: Zelda lore unironically makes me fricking seethe. Shit like selling a game as the start of the series, then having it just be based on more ancients or completely unheard of shit like Demise being a demon from nowhere. Or having everything be based on a curse which effectively means Ganon instead of being a cool reincarnatnig butthole, is just a puppet to some one game nobody no one gives a shit about. That's Star Wars Midichlorians levels of moronic.
It's hard to express just how much wasted potential for stories they have on hand and I have no idea if it's laziness or incompetence or both. I am convinced they wheel out their timeline lore bullshit as an internal joke and laugh behind their back at their moronic fans who think they put any effort in at all into making plots even within a game consistent.
Like frick, how much random pointless inconsistencies were made just between BOTW and TOTK? Playing TOTK you could be forgiven for thinking it's not even a sequel to BOTW because it barely references its events and lots of things just change with no explanation. Those games are direct fricking sequels and they're not consistent. Why would any of the greater lore be?
I like to compare Zelda characters to Mario. Miyamoto is on record saying they're really seen like a troupe of actors. There's no greater lore, they play the roles they need to, which is why things change game to game, no problem.
Tellingly there is literally no difference in how the Zelda characters are treated. Because the idea of them being any different is a joke.
ganon was always a puppet of aghanim who was the true evil in the series
they just kinda forgot he existed. i totally agree with you, zelda lore started out great and now it's a fricking mess
>. I am convinced they wheel out their timeline lore bullshit as an internal joke and laugh behind their back at their moronic fans who think they put any effort in at all
as far as i remember they never wanted to put all the games into a timeline, it was autistic fans that wanted a clear answer that pushed them to make shit up.
i would have been fine with every game being on its own except when it directly references being a sequel or prequel to another one
This is not true. Before BOTW every single mainline Zelda game contained explicit ties to another game as a prequel or sequel. The timeline developed naturally due to this and was not "created" at all.
Same happened to me. Now I'm playing link to the past and it's making me hate zelda again. I think I just hate zelda.
Jimmy Neutron was my shit when I was a kid and I actually asked for pic.
Beat it in one sitting and I was pissed lmao
Jet Fusion was alright from what I remember, but I never finished that one.
i was really bored and got it for like 2 or 3 dollars
Had potential. But it was too bland and too weird at the same time. With little followthrough or fun sections
Specops the line was a better "generic third person shooter" commenting on "generic third person shooters"
It had style though
all the disaster reports games
I like the one ending in Disaster Report where you can kill your bully and get away with it.
Fricking brutal.
almost got 100% achievements in garfield kart
Probably a crummy movie tie-in as a kid where you only had so many games so you played all of them to death
Home Alone eh?
a good tie between megaman x7 and dmc2
Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark
PS3 version of Sonic 06, which is worse than 360 version.
Resident Evil: Code Veronica.
It's the only classic RE game I'll probably never replay. Zero is bad too but it at least looks nice and stays mildly interesting. CV just drags on for way too, visuals didn't age well, and the monsters suck.
>Ctrl+F
>One result
Enjoy a (you) my brother. CV is legitimately the worst game I've finished. The only reason I finished it was because I was replaying the RE series with a friend and we were taking turns. I never played it before that (missed it during the Dreamcast days for some reason) and it was genuinely awful.
People only hate CV and Zero because their the only genuinely hard games in the series, no i won't elaborate.
I don't like 0 because all the enemies are lame and annoying
halo infinite
tied with halo 4 which i beat twice
I stopped playing halo after reach/odst
but this cutscene I liked for how halo it looked
never played 4 either but atleast that had co-op
good take I share with you
Breath of the wild
Cool Spot for Genesis
I honestly regret going back and finishing elden ring. I should have taken the blow of being one of those 'gays who quit at the fire giant' cause forcing my way through was not only miserable, finishing the game was so confusing and unrewarding, I can't even bring myself to go back for a second playthrough.
Metroid on the NES
People said I can't hate the game if I suck at it. But I can't suck at it if I beat, so what now, homosexual?
filtered brainlet
even metroid fans say the NES version isnt very good
Theyre b***hes. There's even mods that change them to the baby experience you want
A map is all that's needed.
OGs draw their own maps.
It's absurd that we can't go a week without "HOW WAS I SUPPOSED TO KNOW?" threads about Super Metroid, when Metroid 1 was the true offender in this regard.
use your bombs
Probably that terminator game that Bethesda made
Yeah honestly Metroid is pretty bad. The fact that you could move left was really cool, but other than that it's really not a good game in the same way the original kid Icarus and ice aren't very good. But Metroid had the whole navigating a giant nap which also reuses layouts in different rooms and has a bunch of invisible paths which just makes it miserable to progress. Music is nice though, I particularly like kraid's theme.
Also a good choice, the only thing it has going for it is the taro weird ass story. I pity those who worked to unlock all the weapons
power rangers dino thunder for the gamecube
i had it as a kid and randomly decided to go and beat it last year-ish (since i never did as a kid) and man is it ass.
i just went and looked that up and what where they thinking not only is tommy not voiced by the right person but its a power rangers game where you only play as zords? lost their fricking minds
>a power rangers game where you only play as zords
Hey, done right that could be amazing.
YOU DID A JUMP! DINO THUNDER AWARD!
Easy, Toy Story on Game Boy.
Outer Worlds or Terminator 2 for the NES. T2 is by LJN and is objectively worse to play but i had no expectations of it whereas OW just kinda never got better than a 5/10.
For such an unoriginal game, those end credits sure were
Philosopher's Stone, PS1
He asked for the WORST games you finished bozo
Yes
Tie between Max Payne 3 and Bioshock Infinite. Both were so boring and stale but they weren't horrible enough to drop outright. I just hoped it would end soon roughly before the midpoint of each game, and then they just kept going and going.
Deadly Premonition 2 maybe, I 100% it too, waste of 300 hours.
My friends and i played through final fantasy crystal chronicals together and it was a miserable experience(just the game not hanging with the bros) for everyone but the one friend that had nostalgia goggles for it. Even now i struggle to think of a game with more baffeling design decisions than that oe
Remnants Ashes
I beat this several times and have nearly all the cheevos too. Holy frick this game is genuinely terrible but somehow it has enough dumb charm that I just can't hate it.
I'm sure there's worse for me, but the first time I recall truly hate playing a game was Yooka Laylee. I'm autistic about finishing games, so you can imagine how horrible it was for me force my way though a boring slog.
Shenmue 2.
not shenmue 3?
super paper mario probably
truly the absolute worst combination of non-gameplay, deviantart fanfic oc bullshit, and some of the absolute worst runtime padding ive ever experienced in a game
i also really hated bamham city but it was definitely a more competently constructed experience even if the writing and entire world concept was fricking moronic
The tomb raider reboot.
Resident Evil 6
I was my brother-in-law's +1 for that whole garbage fest.
Coincidentally, it'd probably be The Simpsons Skateboarding if it wasn't for THAT FRICKING SHEEP HERDING GOAL in the last level, with a time limit the length of ManlyTears' wiener on a winter day. I beat every single goal other than that.
Besides that, I think it might be THPS5. I don't remember if I truly "beat it" or not, but I do know I unlocked all the levels and did most of the goals, definitely enough to unlock the next level if there was one. Thanks to its weird-ass wannabe MMO structure, IIRC it doesn't have a proper ending screen or pull up the credits roll at any time (unless you do it yourself from the options menu), etc. But I might just be blocking out my traumatic memories of the game.
Despite how shit both games are, I still kept playing them because there's still enough of the basics of a THPS-like extreme sports game there to scratch my itch, and I can only replay the good XSGs so many times. The feeling of playing a new game in your favorite sub-sub-subgenre is magical, even if it's a shit game.
Recently? Ghostrunner 2.
How'd they frick it up?
I feel like the game isn't as good as the first one. I hate the new addition of the bike and bike segments, the stages don't feel as fun as they did in the first game (there's only 1-2 I would actually want to replay), the antagonist group is fricking moronic (The entire story is fricked) and one of the new characters is some very annoying black chick that refuses to shut the hell up.
The songs aren't very memorable imo. The best songs comes during the middle of the game. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUBC4GRp-HA
Bloodborne
troony game
Drakengard
Xenosaga
Man, my friends had garbage taste.
Marvel vs Capcom Infinite
Skyward sword and majoras mask
None. If a game is shit I just stop playing it.
Even if you drop games you consider bad, there still must be one game among the ones you finished that you consider the worst.
In your haste to act like a smug c**t you didn't even read OP's question correctly, and looked like an idiot instead.
Fairune
Fairune 2
Arc of Alchemist (the PS5 game with the lowest review score)
Final Fantasy 15
10 years wait for Early Access garbage with a one button combat system
The game is really good whith the hard mode mod on PC. It got a lot more content now that it's finished and the combat system forces you to actually play optimally like using different combos with directional attack variations and pause finishers in combination for scouting out weapon & elemental weaknesses. You just gotta play the open world like Red Dead where you take your sweet time with the christian rock band and it's an easy 9/10 for me.
>The game is really good whith the hard mode mod on PC
not re-buying the PC port for an alleged "this game is now hard" mode
>and the combat system forces you to actually play optimally
the 4th DLC is still Hold O to win:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOPWjunF6
> like using different combos with directional attack variations and pause finishers in combination for scouting out weapon & elemental weaknesses
the game is still a joke that you never need to use this crap
>You just gotta play the open world like Red Dead
never played Red Dead
>the game is still a joke that you never need to use this crap
you never NEED to use anything in a video game, you can just beat Bayonetta on easy with autocombos too if you want to. My point is that the hard mode mod makes you actually WANT to use everything the system has to offer. Because otherwise it becomes a huge slog if you just hold one button since the enemies deal way more damage, have way more health and you can only carry 15 of each item max.
>not re-buying the PC port for an alleged "this game is now hard" mode
If you don't want to buy it again then just fitgirl it lmao.
>never played Red Dead
The point is that the open world is not a content feeding machine like in Yakuza but more like a huge painting to admire. You should just take your time and smoke a blunt or whatever in order to just chill and enjoy the animations and characters.
>the 4th DLC is still Hold O to win
who cares, it's like 2 hours and you're not forced to play it. Even Episode Ignis is still trivial even with the hard mode mod, but it's still a great addition to the story.
>but it's still a great addition to the story.
that gets ruined anyway thanks to Episode Ardyn and Dawn to the Future existing
>since the enemies deal way more damage, have way more health
so hard mode mod is one of those lazy "we put a multiplier to the stats of the enemies and called it a day" mods
Paper Mario Sticker Star
MegaMan Battle Network 4
Mega Man X7
The latter two were at least entertaining due to how bad they were, Sticker Star was genuine rancid dogshit and I wish I could get back the hours I wasted playing that game.
Surprised you were able to beat Sticker Star. I literally couldn't force myself through it because it was just so fricking boring and soulless.
hmmm, good question poochie
proooobably windwaker. I quit most games I outright despise
Barney Hide and Seek Adventure followed by the original God of War
MMX7
dune. I enjoyed it, but it is objectively bad.
Sticker star or Dead Rising 4. Can't decide.
Shin Megami Tensei 4
Bugs Bunny's Birthday Blowout for the NES
Bugs Bunny's Birthday Blowout, how about Bugs Bunny's Birthday BEATING!?
haven't played that one
Dragonball Z Sagas
Borderlands 3, no contest
Based. Easily the worst-written piece of media I have ever consumed. Literally is much better on mute with subtitles disabled.
I was going to say Spiderman 2 PS5, and then remembered this dog shit game this anon mentioned existed.
Borderlands 3 really is the worst dog shit of a game made in the last few years.
This was fun couch co-op most of the time though, but getting Gohan to Super Saiyan 2 and staying there for the boss fight was a moronic mechanic.
I wanted to like it. I really really wanted to like it. I thought the concept had a lot of promise. And there is some genuinely good stuff in here.
But fricking hell man I cannot ignore how absolutely bland this game is. And the final island and ending was absolutely terrible and made me wish I didn't finish the game.
this shit has literally nothing going for it besides the vocal tracks, which feel out of place anyway so that also ruins them
it's a bare bones BOTW wannabe (even admitted by the devs they envied totk's success) with zero thought put into it, reused cyber space level designs, horrendous voice acting and characterization, and the dialogue is entirely made up of "HEY REMEMBER (X)??? REMEMBER WHEN SONIC WAS GOOD?"
The movement felt great, and the visuals (on current gen and PC) were nice. I hope ST builds upon the foundation for the next game, with actual interesting content.
It feels like a tech demo that they were suddenly told to release at full price. It’s just a base for them to build a better game on top of in the future.
I knew it was going to be shit the moment they showed the open world
at least I got to slap satan's giant floppy dick physics dong around at the end
dante's inferno wasn't THAT bad, it's a bargain bin god of war which is still decent
It's so tryhard though
Elden Ring
Omori
Fallout 3
Turin Evolution
Thimbleweed Park
>played it during home exam
>got hooked because the opening is really interesting
>finished it
>it was godawful
>failed exam
Frickin' Ron Gilbert, dude. I honestly believe he could make some great things if he shook himself of this idea that making his endings trash on purpose so they're more talked about is "making them more interesting."
Yeah the ending was awful, but I started hating the game as soon as I had to play as the gamer girl. I always click on everything, and I remember wanting to pull my hair out as I was clicking around in her room having to hear about all the nerd fandoms she loves. We went from FBI detectives and a clown to just a regular girl nerd.
Skyrim. Felt completely hollow after I finished it. Grew to loathe it the more I played.
I'm playing through it for the first time now, and it's a genuine chore.
Knuckles Chaotix, not even the true ending salvages it
For the bonus stages I rather play the Run flash games
Ugliest game I ever played
That's funny cause people say "at least the graphics are amazing" in defense of this game, and yeah the character sprite work is great but everything else is sonic graphics with the brightness x10 and not being able to tell the levels apart
Have you ever played a DOS game called Big Bang? It looks like that
Yeah they'd be real amazing if I could tell what the frick I'm looking at any of the time. It looks like the Sonic 1 Special Zone for the entire game.
FF15. I drop games if I really am not enjoying them but I pushed through to the end of 15 because I kept telling myself it HAD to get better. There was no way that Square would hype a game up this much and then it be this unpolished and hollow.
Pokemon Unbound
>every single important battle is full of dogshit gimmicks
>you NEVER get a normal straight battle against the endgame important characters
>but you can catch Pokemon with egg moves easily and look at the pretty overworld sprites :^)
Maybe End Roll? I was looking for RPG Maker games and I thought I’d give it a shot, then the ending just kind of presents “Russell’s parents were… le bad” as if that was remotely surprising or interesting given what we already know about them and the gameplay (which is already RPG Maker) also goes to shit.
Evil Dead Hail To The King
Ace Combat Assault Horizon
Haze
Life
I hated damn near every minute of it, but I stupidly forced myself to finish all four campaigns because I couldn't bring myself to let it be the one mainline instalment I didn't finish.
I beat Marvel vs Capcom Infinite's story mode so I'll say that. Not the worst game I've ever played in general, but it is my least favorite.
This is a contender despite the very core combat mechanics being pretty neat (ruined by the stamina & inventory on top of some meh enemy design), except despite doing it co-op we still quit partway into Ada's campaign because we were just fricking done.
Eat Lead Matt Hazzard
A badly conceived putridity
the marketing for this game confused the frick out of me
it was some berenstein bears shit
Chrono Cross or Sonic Heroes.
Ironically both feature good music but shit gameplay and shit stories.
if a game sucks i aint finishing it
Probably Outer Worlds. I tried to quickly mainline the main quest once I realised how bad the game was. Took like 2 hours to finish that shit. God that game was atrocious.
harvest moon a wonderful life
Fire Warrior was awful. The most basic part of an FPS, shots going where you aim them, was fricked up.
The only video game I got to experience Tau fun in was making a gunline in Dawn of War.
Invisible War
Breathed a sigh of relief when I finished that shit and then promptly uninstalled.
Final Fantasy 13. I only finished it so I could return it for a full refund.
Resident Evil 6
Probably the Bionicle game on the PS2.
At the time I played it I did not enjoy Threads of Fate ps1
But maybe I would like it meow
revolution X
and i greatly enjoyed it, despite it being objectively dogshitalso frick the desert bus level
Undertale. The demo was a fun concept, the finished game was a bloated mess of unfunny writing, dishonest and insulting game design, and tedious meta gameplay.
>dishonest
Are you referring to sparing Toriel? That's the only part of the game I remember where it flat out tries to trick the player into killing someone.
No, the flowey fight. He does exponentially less damage per hit, that's dishonest design. I couldn't give a shit about the "meta" dishonesty like the whole EXP autism.
Worst trilogy I have ever played in my life. It's not even so bad that it ends up being fun ironically, it's just pure fricking filth.
Those proportions look wild, how long is that fricking thigh?
Painkiller sucked so much, I kept playing it and waiting for it to get good until it was over.
Enter the Matrix. The final flying level was so unbelievably terrible that I didn't bother going back and playing the game as the other character. It was already on thin ice before that but it ensured I didn't want to play any more of the game.
Resident Evil 6, i guess. I'm usually pretty good at sniffing out whether I'd like a game or not, so it's rare for me to even pick up a bad game. RE6 is a game that has all the ingredients of a fun co-op game, but you can tell it was slapped together as quickly as possible. At least Mercs is fun.
AI The Somnium Files: Nirvana Initiative. Incredibly disappointing game, especially when I adored the original.
Battle Network 4 (Blue Moon, I'm not gonna bother with Red Sun) is a dishonorable mention, but at least some of the postgame shit is kinda fun
kingdoms of amalur (+all three expansions)
I really enjoyed that game on PS3 but when it re-released on PC I was like god damn, I actually finished this shit?
Dragon Age 2.
It only took like 17 hours but it still pissed me off immensely once I finished it.
It was really the precursor of a lot of stuff we see now.
>copy-pasted bullshit with zero thought for setting or environments
>spawning combat waves to pad it out
>manfaced dykes
>pushy gay buttholes with zero redeeming qualities
>the actual women are all prostitutes
>you're constantly treated like an butthole for interacting with the game world
All it's really missing is making everyone a black caricature of Debra Wilson/Fentanyl Floyd and it'd be like the perfect example of a nu-western game.
Godhand, IGN's review was moronic but Ganker is dumber for championing this as some misunderstood masterpiece. It's a piece of shit.
recently? rebirth or snow day
Not counting total shovelware that I beat when I was in like elementary school (It would have to be the Our House DS game which was bad even by shovelware standards), I'd say Super Monkey Ball 3D. Absolutely zero challenge and atrocious level design in the main game while the mini games are barely functional.
Dragon Quest 2 is a pretty close second, The first one is even less polished but it's charming and relatively short, the second one was just miserable and repetitive.
Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy, Mirror's Edge Catalyst, and that Vita katamari game were also... not bad, but extremely underwhelming. Moreso 'disappointing', I guess.
There's also a few other games that are probably worse 'objectively' (Like Crash Tag Team Racing) but I had more fun with them.
Sonic Forces I think. It was exceedingly mediocre but it only took like 2 hours to beat.
I got very close to beating Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair even though it was a buggy and dull experience but when I got to the Lair itself I gave up. Frick that level and frick Playtonic.
Two Worlds, Diablo 3 and Prey (if you count taking the option to escape the station early as "completing")
oh and that 3rd person X-COM game, that was a turd packed with glass
The Bureau?
that's the one. fun premise but it just got worse and worse
It was... dull as frick. I legit had more fun playing Duke Nukem Forever.
Games so bad I dropped them:
Brutal Legend - I really really wanted this game to be fun. I love the soundtrack, all the cameos of rock stars. Any game with Lemmy in it can't be bad, so I thought. You go in thinking the game is a hack and slash, but it's actually more of a lame RTS about 3 hours in. Not fun, dropped.
Hatred - Postal but bad. My game is not important. It didn't need to be in black and white, it's just mediocre to play.
Possessed - Unoptimised indie jank. I did enjoy my time with it, but I couldn't beat it. Check it out. There's a kick which is always fun.
Sonic Adventure 2 - Music and story, I like. Gameplay? Terrible. FRICK those emerald finding levels. People say it's great just because the played it when they were young.
Rainbow Six Vegas 2
I've yet to play these "bad" games:
Deadly Premonition
Blue Estate The Game
FEAR 3 (Need to convince a friend to play coop)
Any so-bad-its-good recommendations?
That game is a mix between a typical COD game and Doom (2016), and it would've been better going one way or the other. It was good.
>Brutal Legend
I actually beat it, the gameplay never gets better. The music does. Kage makes a few appearances if you play long enough.
I finished Krazy Ivan for PS1. It was very early in the system's life and I had nothing better to do. Not a terrible game, but probably the worst game I ever saw through to the end.
Hard to admit to an audience, but I beat Revolution X (the Aerosmith shooter) in the arcade. It cost me at least $15. Not worth it.
Sonic Heroes
not even the worst game i've ever finished, but is was bad enough that i stopped playing Sonic.
Apparently this one was released on PC in just two countries. That version only had 16 minigames in it.
Yakuza 4 and 6
Resident Evil 6
Megaman X6
Paper Mario Sticker Star
Doom 3
Bloodstained COTM 2
Finished? Morrowind.
I generally have enough good sense to drop a game when I realize it's shit but for some reason I stuck with Morrowind hoping it'd get better and it didn't.
Taz mania on game gear
Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty
I don't generally finish games I don't like but I had to see that one to the end
Mega Man X7
Its as bad as they say, and so much more. There are some bad games I'm willing to give another try, but not that one. That was one and done. Never again. I only finished it because I love Mega Man X.
Paper Mario Sticker Star. Completely terrible from start to finish, only completed it out of pure denial.
Objectively speaking : Sonic Chronicles
I finished it thrice
It is the worst game I finished but that didn't stop me from enjoying it and 100%ing it
I thought the EBA style controls for the special attacks were fun
The unfinished music grew on me and some tracks "aren't that bad"
final fantasy 13, unironically
Probably plenty, but Kingdom Hearts 3 comes to mind ending-wise.
I actually tried punching my bedroom wall and would've probably smashed the disk with a hammer if I bought it physical.
lego star wars 2: the original trilogy for the nintendo ds
i played it when i was a kid and in retrospect it was an incredibly broken piece of shit, there was a glitch where if you selected a level where you play as a spaceship and then went to a normal level, you could select a spaceship and fly around as a full-size x-wing in the normal levels
Suikoden IV.
FF15 definitely
Jak 2
not only finished but even 100% completed
so I'm legally authorized to declare it shit
Penumbra: Requiem
Elex 2
Dark Side of Red Riding Hood, normally I don't continue crap games but that was mercifully short
nier replicant. I spent ten hours feeling nothing except confusion as to why anybody would ever like it, maybe the most hollow I've ever felt playing a game
>Mafia 3
>Mad Max
>Evil Within 2
Top 3 easily.
Mediocre list, play more shit games.
Animorphs GBC, the game is split into 4 chapters. The first 2 can become hard as frick right out of nowhere. By the time you get to chapter 3 the game's basically unplayable. Here's what makes the 'good' parts of the game a slog:
>Pokemon style combat without type effectiveness or attack types even spelled out
>hard as frick difficulty right the frick out of nowhere
>lose all your morphs (lose your entire Pokemon party) and need to catch a brand-new party at the top of each chapter
>badly programmed side scrolling mini-games that will Game Over your ass.
>JRPG with password save on the GBC
God I completely forgot about this piece of shit, I was so excited for it too
I've beaten a hundred out so b hidden object games, so you can pick one of those.
KNUCKLE SANDWICH. BY GOD I HAVE NEVER SEEN AN ACTUAL YIIKLIKE BUT THIS IS FRICKING CLOSE ENOUGH
>NONEXISTENT PLOT
>CHARACTERS THAT DO NOTHING AND EXIST SO THERE IS DIALOGUE BETWEEN IMPORTANT CHARACTERS BECAUSE Le WaCkY sILeNt MaIn ChArAcTeR!!!1
>COMBAT THAT DRAGS ON FOR SO LONG BECAUSE YOUR NORMAL ATTACKS FRICKING SUCK AND TAKE ACTUALLY 30 SECONDS OF PUSHING A BUTTON AT THE RIGHT MOMENT REPEATEDLY IF YOU WANT TO DO ANY AMOUNT OF DAMAGE
>STUPID MICROGAMES THAT TAKE WAY TOO LONG BUT ARE THE ONLY RELIABLE SOURCE OF DAMAGE
the music is pretty good but ITS FRICKING WASTED ON THIS GAME!!! HOW DO YOU TAKE ~SIX YEARS TO MAKE A GAME AND NOT REALIZE IN TESTING THAT "hey this kinda fricking sucks!" BUT I GUESS THAT'S WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU'RE AN IRONY-POISONED HIPSTER AUSSIE c**t WHO HATES RPGS BUT WANTS TO MAKE AN RPG THAT'S "DIFFERENT" FROM THE OTHERS, SISTER GET IN FRICKING LINE! YOU AIN'T SPECIAL, YOU AIN'T FUNNY, AND YOUR DRAGON BALL REFERENCES CAN'T SAVE THIS GAME
>YIIKLIKE
I'm sold, stealing it now
Picrel, probably. I don’t finish a lot of games I’d consider “bad”, and I don’t entirely hate this game either, but I sure as hell don’t want to go back to it any time soon.
Rdr 1
I usually just outright drop games I didn't enjoy playing, so they're not that memorable.
The only one I can think of is either Yakuza 3 (annoying combat) or Yakuza 5 (I hated playing through Shinada's part, he's stupid filler character)
Syndicate: not THAT bad but it's so basic and boring and yes the bloom is worse than you remember.
Ac origins:feels like a psy op when people say they think this is good, nothing but visuals a good quality, the gameplay sucks and story is notably SBI style trash.
Fable3:I'm not sure what they were thinking but that follow the orb thing was a fever dream of shit design, wish it was decent but it's just bad.
Farcry1:nostalgia and tech are the only saving graces and by the second half those evaporate.
Fire watch: the message is fricked because that b***h was hiding a child's death, that's the opposite of nothing happening.
Avp2010:it feels incredibly stiff compared to it's predecessors
Turok: you know the one, this is a genuinely bad game, DNR.
Final Fantasy XVI as a recent example.
It had it's moments, but the fetch quests were so mindnimbingly boring
shit man i don't even finish some of the best games i've played, mostly just to having to stop for one reason or another & just not remembering to pick it back up. i don't think i'd even remember the "worst" one. oldest one i can think of that was just ok was probably journey to the savage planet?
should do a worst game you ever got Platinum for, which is FF13
Final Fantasy XIII
probably pic related
>That one shit part of Witcher 2, but an entire game
Legend of Legacy. Literally the video game equivalent of beating yourself against a brick wall. Not to say how the 3DS literally crashes to 5fps during the final boss.
green dragon fight was kino tho
I beat it 4 times
>nostalgia DS
>lets take all bad things about the Dreamcast version of Skies of Arcadia to a weaker system and ramp them to 11
>still got 100% completion of the "Adventuer's Notebook" [sic].
Alpha and Omega for Nintendo DS
Lightning Returns. What a fricking miserable experience. Terrible combat, terrible story, terrible time limit system that wishes it was as good as Majora’s Mask
Not actually bad I know but I don't play shit games, but I don't get the love for DQ VIII.
The cast is ass, the cheese gimmick is shit, everything has Disruptive Wave, and the final boss pray gimmick is just a crappy excuse for a gear/level check.
mass effect 3. that ending was bad on purpose and I'm tired of pretending it wasn't
Transformers Rise Of the Dark Spark
After High moon was bought and split/destroyed by activision, another company came in and re-used the game assets to make a shitty Tie-In movie game with the Micheal Bay film (the 4th one specifically, not one of the good ones)
The best part is, the entire game that isnt on Cybertron (assets the studio had to make and not re use) looks notable worse.
They also Never play tested thier game or didnt care to fix some obviously brokenthings, like Optimus Primes Sheild +Ability that lets him just negate all damage including in the final boss fight
Im a huge transformers fan and I am in constant pain, there seems to only ever be a handful of Good content
Pic related.
Game was short, I was young and basically bored, buit this game has to one of the worst pieces of shit Ive ever played. No fun at all and ruined your DS screen.
>ruined your ds screen
More than Rangers?
Yes
Pokemon Dash is a top-down racing game where you move by continuisly sweeping your stylus over the screen. The concept is amazingly flawed.
Megaman X7. It wasn't worth it. X6 is number two worst game I ever finished.
Silent Hill 3, I know people love it but I just hate everything about it, the enemies are a bunch of senseless meatballs that take too much damage but are incredible easy, the puzzles are some broken shit that the translation fricked up and way more focus on combat while being a fricking survival horror. also frick the subway.
I almost forgot that I finished MMX7. it was probably the most awkward gaming I had, that bike section almost gave me cancer
oh yes, Duke Nukem Time To Kill, is the worst, it was a fricking snorefest and the final levels had annoying flying enemies I think. I don't remember much as the last thing I did was speedrun the shirt out of the ending and ignoring all enemies and then fought the final boss, which is impossible unless you bug him out and unload your whole arsenal on his forehead, it bugs out all the time.
Ultrakill, and dark souls 2.
Solo Halo Reach on hard.
It's not your fault, bungies balancing is shit in the the campaigns.
This was one of the most boring games I have ever played. It wasnt even mine, my little sister couldnt beat it so I spent all weekend beating the parts she couldnt do. Then she deleted the save and asked me to help her again about a month later.
I remember the worst thing I ever finished for some masochistic reason: Bojack Horseman... jesus fricking christ. Why did I have to sit through all of that? Why didn't I realize that it was gonna be leftist turbogarbage from the very first episode? Why didn't I pick up on the fact that no, these talking LGBT animals are NOT going to eventually do something funny or edgy or clever, they're just gonna walk around LA doing homosexual bullshit and being depressed?
Im glad I didnt watch the last season
Show should had ended with S3
Earthbound
which is worse darksouls2 or fallout4?
Im going to say Persona 5 because it was so long and I had almost no fun with it but still wanted to beat it anyways
probably a licensed cereal ad game shovelware for genesis, of which there were many. you people underestimate what a "bad" game truly is if you are answering stuff like FFXII and even xenosaga 2. genesis shovelware was the absolute bottom of the barrel.
>beaten Dante on DMD and Lucia on Hard
I had too much free time ok?
Earth Defense Force: Iron Rain
Pokémon Moon
I'll give it 10 years max before some troontuber like thorhighheels pronounces this one an underrated classic or a hidden gem. It's funny how literally all the things Fromsoft are bad at are present in this game.
If a games shit, I stop playing it. The worst game I've beaten I can think of is just something that massively shit the bed right at the end so I didn't really have time to drop it, raging loop.
>If a games shit, I stop playing it
That's not what OP said though, is it? Someone in all the games you've finished there must be a worst one.
Dead Space 3
Recently Wolfenstein 2. Such a tonal whiplash left and right and levels while nice looking are not ideal to sneak around in. Super Soldiers notice you right away compared to the other two games and control is taken away multiple times from the player. That whole prison and beheading process takes 10 minutes away from you.
Pokemon Clover fricking sucked
resistance for vita was awful
unreal awakening for og xbox was terrible
army men for PS1 was so bad I couldn't even play it
Oblivion.
In hindsight, Bioshock Infinite. Looked and sounded nice. But that covered up a pretty shoddy gameplay experience and of course the plot is blatantly repeatedly revamped in development and turned into nonsense.
It is the worst game I've ever played and never even bother to finish it. An absolute boredom.
Code of princess
Wasted my last 10 dollars to get it on my 3ds and I have nothing else to play for the next 2 months.
I hate that broken piece of garbage so much.