Im going to have to say its kane and lynch 2. It was completely unplayable and worst of all I couldn't return the fucking thing because apparently the guys at my old gaming store wouldn't take it back because they knew it was shit.
In your opinion, what was the worst game you ever played?
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I liked Kane and Lynch 2...
Worst game I have ever played. That's a tough one.
Dungeon Siege III by all means.
Worst game I have ever played. That's a tough one.
Dungeon Siege III by all means.
Was it because it they named it dungeon siege 3 because they didn't want to start a new ip?neonsword13-ops said:
Dragon Age 2
Only because I loved the original one so much, and the sequel was basically everything I liked about the original removed and made mediocre.
It's also one of the only games i've ever played where the combat was so repetitive that I got a literal headache and had to take an aspirin after playing for more then an hour.
Only because I loved the original one so much, and the sequel was basically everything I liked about the original removed and made mediocre.
It's also one of the only games i've ever played where the combat was so repetitive that I got a literal headache and had to take an aspirin after playing for more then an hour.
There was this Tenchu game for the wii. I was so hype, I loved the series....but oh my god, they had to have stupid clunky unresponsive swordfights in place of stealth...and if you know a tenchu game you know how big stealth and atmosphere are in them.
I didn't even manage to play 2 hours of it, I haven't ever hated a game so much so quickly.
I didn't even manage to play 2 hours of it, I haven't ever hated a game so much so quickly.
Martian Gothic.
Terrible voice acting, frustrating switching between characters, and buggy controls which frequently get the player killed. It's good for a laugh, but even that gets tiring.
Terrible voice acting, frustrating switching between characters, and buggy controls which frequently get the player killed. It's good for a laugh, but even that gets tiring.
Operation Flashpoint:
Dragon rising
That game... it... I can't...
the only word I can use to describe it is; Broken.
Dragon rising
That game... it... I can't...
the only word I can use to describe it is; Broken.
I definitely have to say The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, but only because I had expectations for the game based on my previous experiences with Zelda titles. I started with A Link to the Past, which is one of the greatest top-down adventure games ever made, and I was enraptured by the fantastic OoT, and Wind Waker. What I wanted from TP was a further evolution of the previous three, but it failed outright. As soon as I reached an "auto-platforming" sequence where you just tap a button to jump from orb to orb, it was almost sickening. Zelda had always been a game of adventure and exploration to me (beautifully exemplified in Windwaker), and now it felt like I was being pushed down a narrow corridor until I reached the next cutscene.
Expectations aside, the worst game I've ever played was Scrape Scraperteeth, which was featured here on the Escapist recently.
[link]http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/7.300780-Scrape-Scraperteeth-Surrealist-Gaming-As-Modern-Art[/link]
Expectations aside, the worst game I've ever played was Scrape Scraperteeth, which was featured here on the Escapist recently.
[link]http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/7.300780-Scrape-Scraperteeth-Surrealist-Gaming-As-Modern-Art[/link]
True, but that doesn't mean "bad". I'm a little jealous if Halo is the very worst game you've played.Meatramen said:
For me, it goes to Prey. One of the few games I've ever traded in for terribleness without getting even half-way through the game.
Hour of Victory. It was like no where near CoD in terms of the campaign length, but the only reason it reached the lofty 6hr mark was because it had so many 'fail slightly and go back to beginning' areas. I got it and opened it at 8 on my birthday on the year it came out, I was on the final mission by 2, with an hour and a half for meals and more time for other stuff in between.
Luckily I traded it in for Just Cause - one of the best games I have played.
Luckily I traded it in for Just Cause - one of the best games I have played.
Probably Dragons Lair (NES).. I only played it because I wanted to see if it lived up to the hype of being one of worst games ever created, and yea, its pretty bad.
Also, Final Fantasy XIV (PC).. I've never seen a game come so broken out of the box before. At least Square stopped charging people for it, I'm still out $90 though.
Also, Final Fantasy XIV (PC).. I've never seen a game come so broken out of the box before. At least Square stopped charging people for it, I'm still out $90 though.