What is the worst game you own?
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Superman 64.
I win.
I never even bothered to try and beat it after playing it for more than 5 minutes.
I win.
I never even bothered to try and beat it after playing it for more than 5 minutes.
Sacred 2 wasn't that bad.Kungfu_Teddybear said:
Turgid, dreary and had that god awful mountain level that just never ended, but it wasn't that bad.
Kung Fu Panda, but it came with my Xbox. Worst game I bought (and kept) would have to be... Mirror's Edge, I guess. I just can't seem to get far enough that the controls start feeling natural.
Heh, I have Damnation too... but only because my art teacher worked on it and he constantly told us how terrible the game was... just for context he also worked on Americas Army and a demon porn game funded by Clive Barker... heh the top of his class and he got a job animating a goat demon penis...<.<Catfood220 said:
Achron: Closest thing I have to a game that actually doesn't work. Brilliant concept, let down by very poor UI design, economic model and no auto-pathfinding or auto-retaliate on units. That last point is the big one, I expect my units in a strategy game to be able to act with at least a basic level of autonomy; I don't want to have to use my time travel abilities just to make sure my units don't miss the first 3 salvos of returned fire because they didn't attack back on their own.
Risen and Gothic 4 also both deserve dishonourable mentions for their serious hitbox-graphic dissonance issues. Oh, and I know I'm going to draw flak for this one but Xenoblade Chronicles deserves a place on this list as well for its bad camera control, level scaling and narrative pacing.
Risen and Gothic 4 also both deserve dishonourable mentions for their serious hitbox-graphic dissonance issues. Oh, and I know I'm going to draw flak for this one but Xenoblade Chronicles deserves a place on this list as well for its bad camera control, level scaling and narrative pacing.
This was one absolutely terrible game. Like... it didn't even try to be good.
This was in my younger years, and I really don't even know how I acquired this particular game. Nowadays, though, I always make sure a game is worth my time and money before I get it.
[small]Never again.[/small]
This was in my younger years, and I really don't even know how I acquired this particular game. Nowadays, though, I always make sure a game is worth my time and money before I get it.
A game called Baroque, you run in a labyrinth, come down to the boss, get killed. Second run, you notice your first weapon is "angel blaster" and save it 'till later. Get down to the boss (labyrinths are fucking weird and makes no sense etc), shoot him... and you go back to the start...I mean what the hell.
It's far from the worst game I own and I enjoyed it immensely but yeah I know how you feel. You can see all the cracks starting to form that caused all of the problems people have been having with ME3.linwolf said:
Also I REALLY didn't like how they changed paragon Shepard into a passive-aggressive jerk
Im sure its not technically the worst game I own but I dont fancy digging through my collection to try and find one that may be worse so ill just go with it.
GTA3 yeah there I said it the most disappointing game I own its liked they sucked all the fun out of the game and put it on the shelves most games I can see good bits in even if I dont like them but not here but I only played it for about 12 hours (thats all I could take) so maybe it gets good later on but I really couldnt care less tbh.
Hmm or it could be crash nitro kart that was a piece of garbage but I did get a small amount of fun from it.
GTA3 yeah there I said it the most disappointing game I own its liked they sucked all the fun out of the game and put it on the shelves most games I can see good bits in even if I dont like them but not here but I only played it for about 12 hours (thats all I could take) so maybe it gets good later on but I really couldnt care less tbh.
Hmm or it could be crash nitro kart that was a piece of garbage but I did get a small amount of fun from it.
Well naturally you thought it was shit. You wouldn't have said it was shit otherwise. And, to be fair, it was shit.Kungfu_Teddybear said:
The thing that I wanted to talk to you about though was why it was shit because really, when you think about it, lots of elements of the game are very promising: It has a massive game world, several distinct and interesting playable characters, loads of loot, a system to combo chain special moves together, epic boss battles, variable terrain and online co-op.
I often think about it and end up re-installing it thinking "it must be better than I remember" only to uninstall it after a couple of hours of boredom. The thing is though, I can never quite put my finger on why I'm bored. The game just isn't fun and to me, considering my earlier plus points, that makes Sacred 2 fascinating.
I have a list: Prince of Persia 3D, Painkiller Overdose, the James Cameron's Avatar game, Richochet, Deus Ex: Invisible War, Toki Tori, Gratuitous Space Battles (insofar as it can be considered a game), The Path (same qualifier) and the god awful, unplayable PC port of Resident Evil 4.
I think I have Bubsy 3D laying around somewhere, I used to play it all the time but as I've grown, and have been told by the internet, it's one of the worst of all time.