Most MEDIOCRE Game You've Ever Played

[TheSteeleStrap]

F.E.A.R. the first one. I couldn't decide whether to keep playing or not, and finally decided not to... Out of boredom.

 

[IPunchWithMyFists]

Okay, I actually have one. Amalur. Had to review it for a site. Extraordinarily boring.

 

[dessertmonkeyjk]

Starwinder on the PS1. It's basically like Wipeout but on these tracks floating in the middle of space on a single point A to point B tracks. Mostly the races are just a big tug-of-war and there's no actual varience of tracks aside from visuals design and ALOT OF ROCKS!

The game focuses on having the feel of a TV show in which cinematics changes based on how the races go. Oh, and there's a surprise badass ending in it.

 

[Soxafloppin]

Dantes Inferno, it doesnt do anything thats strikes me as bad (perhaps the hairy arse) but it doesnt do anything thats great, I think its the most average game I've played.

 

[Cheesepower5]

Mass Effect. Went in looking for a good sci-fi RPG, like KotOR, came out with a `meh`inducing Gears of War meets Dragon Age.

 

[LetalisK]

Mass Effect 1. Tragically short, but pretty awesome, main story as punctuation for complete bullshit exploration filler.

 

[KingsGambit_v1legacy]

A friend recently leant me The Saboteur, at first it was fun blowing up Nazi installations. That fun soon gave into boredom when I realized there are thousands of targets you have to blow up on the map which seems like an extremely tedious way to pass the time and have pretty much given up on it. I have no idea how he had the patience to platinum it.

Forget those individual targets and have fun with the game. It's one of the most engaging and rewarding sandbox titles in recent years, in a great setting unique to the genre. Honestly, forget all the achievements and completion and have fun with it.

I will vote Kingdom of Amalur. I gave it 5-7 hours but was so bored by then I simply didn't want to play it any more, and haven't since.