Worst Game You've Ever Played?

[mulambo]

Fit of Fighting (Mame / Arcade "Art of Fighting" rip-off... yeah all chars unlocked but almost no gameplay)

[Leon72]

Yes,Fit of Fighting is a shame...and also no sound if I remember correctly. :)

[mulambo]

Yep, no sound, strange or unexisting gameplay, not even the official characters (Ryo and Robert) worked ...

[deedara69]

yea et and superman were pretty terrible, tho thankfully the new superman game next year might be tight. supes 64 killed superman games, they need a comeback. most atari games were trash, except the classics. there are very few gems there, tho frog on lilypad was sweet :)

[Mastamez]

Double Dragon V The Shadow Falls
Rise of the Robots
Mortal Kombat 4 on Gameboy
Sword of Sodan on Sega Genesis

Pretty sure there are more I forgot but this is off the top of my head.

[Ratsel]

couldn't be called a game then could it? I mean technically it is but still if it doesn't act like a duck it ain't a duck

[mulambo]

Mortal Kombat 4 on Gameboy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbdTiB2MI_A

[Leon72]

Terribile!!! :)

[mulambo]

I'm still asking myself if that's fan-made or REALLY a game feauture. Google doesn't help me at all. Clueless.

[kylepounder]

fnaf is the most worst game in world history.
and this line game i got on steam biring as hell atlest it was a gift :3
AFL live 2 was worse than the first one controls where hard and confushing i hope AFL Evolution is better

[FaceOfDays]

I'm kind of a "picky eater" when it comes to finding games, so I haven't played many titles I thought were bad. Now I've beaten Sonic '06, but as bad as it is, I feel like I can at least play it well. However, Sonic Lost World just feels so awkward and strange to play. I can't feel like I can ever make Sonic move naturally, and just moving in general feels weird. I only made it to the second world before I gave up. I can't really describe it since it's been a while since I got rid of that game, but I remember it just felt really bad.

[mistkerfister75]

I've played a lot of bad games in my time mainly because i'm old and started with a SINCLAIR SPECTRUM 48K PLUS when I was a boy. I think though that there are a tonne of games out there right now charging people lots of money to play when all they seem to be is walking simulators. THESE are not games.

[mulambo]

oh, how could I forget about it:
Tomb Raider Angel of Darkness for PS2. They totally destroyed the gameplay.
Street Warrior for PS2. Too bad the graphics are ok, all the rest is kinda lame.
V-Rally for PS1. Despite the title, it sucks. But they did gret job with the sequel.
Bee Movie for PS2. Damn I hated that game (but mostly because of the PS3/PS2 emulation compatibility issues)
Dino Stalker for PS2. Another disappointing sequel of a great saga. also... why didn't
Reservoir Dogs for PS2. I wish it would have been a free-roaming game. Easy to beat with cheap strategies.
All the Spyro titles for PS2 (except the first one): really, why did they have to make it like God of War?

[Fobarimperius]

I find it incredibly difficult to fully dislike a title as I always feel I get some sort of progress out of it even when it's bad. That said, there are a few games I genuinely loathed or just baffled me and I never continued them.

Generations of Chaos: Aedis Eclipse (PSP)
The general presentation of this game was bizarre. I wish I could say I understood it remotely, but there are almost four menu's worth of stats for every character. The combat itself seems both deceptively simply and poorly executed. All combat is auto controlled as your unit storms the field with robots and attacks other people with robots. Additionally, the stages are just straightforward treks across the spaces like a board game. Disgaea 2 was infinitely better.

Until Dawn (PS4)
Experience: Played the game through to the point where you haver to make a decision to return to the mansion or go to a tower. Decided that going back to the mansion with the killer was a stupid idea, and going to the tower to radio help seemed like a good idea. Found a flare gun and the character automatically used it. Tried to save a character. By performing these actions, the game killed one of the characters with no control from myself. Found out you have to go "We're unarmed and there's a killer in the mansion, let's go back". You're forced to go to the radio tower anyways, but you don't waste the flare and survive. Whatever, finished the game and restarted to try and collect everything and get the best ending. Found a collectible in chapter two. Game glitched, would not add to my inventory. Nearly snapped the disc in half.

Fallout: New Vegas (PS3)
Glitchy glitch glitch glitchity glitch glitchity glitch glitchy. NPC's spawn in mountains for important quests and cannot be reached. Some quests bugged and refused to progress because I did a quest I wasn't supposed that seemed like a side quest. Objects sometimes just randomly despawn. This game threw every glitch it had at me and made it essentially unplayable. Even after restarting, I still glitched. I just gave up. You basically cannot play this game without having the wiki open at all times, and that defeats the fun of exploring and finding new stuff if you have to know ahead of time what's inside and if it'll glitch the game down the road.

Rockband (Wii)
I played the Xbox 360 one with a friend when that came out and I remember us and her brother all making characters with the customization, earning money, decking out our band, playing new songs, and loving it. I neither owned a PS3 or Xbox 360 at the time, but decided to spend my Christmas money on the Wii one. I should have done way more research, because the Wii version removes all of the customization and unlockables, just giving you songs to play and that's it.

Metroid (NES)
I never have liked this game much. I love Zero Mission, I adore the Prime series, I like Fusion and Super Metroid, and I could take or leave Other M, but the original is, to me, a mess of gnarled pixels and difficult-to-navigate copy-pasted rooms that make it incredibly difficult for me to get my bearings and figure out where I am. I am constantly disoriented and don't know where I'm going. Kraid is as far as I have ever made it.

Tales of the Abyss
The game itself and its gameplay is designed beautifully, but the characters are either hypocrites, arse-hats, or brats. I ended up nearly hating every character by the end of the story except Luke which I felt the game was explicitly trying not to do.

[deedara69]

hmmm i enjoy new vegas, tho glitchy. still fallout lol. without hardcore, pretty mediocre tho. honestly, nostalgia blinds because almost the entire nes library is nonsense with a few exceptions.

AND thank you. metroid as an idea is decent, but in execution, is garbage. never was a fan, tho samus aran is a decent character. one series i always felt was sub par. glad someone agrees ^

[LexyBiersack]

Mount Your Friends... don't get it wrong but I get that game from a friend, 'kay? but i don't know why I still keep the game.

[tendothewk]

There was a Shrek fighting game on gameboy color.

That gave me nightmares trying to beat that garbage.

[Fuji22]

Time Commandof on PS1. Stay far away from it as possible.

[thisoneheredude]

In recent memory, DMC2. It's not as excruciatingly awful as most people say, it just happens to be a token "playable" PS2 action game sandwiched between two masterpieces.

[Horuro]

I was only going to say Naruto Shippuden: Dragon Blade Chronicles due to being very dissapointing to me (and the story was a mess), but surfing through this post helped me remember some games I played way back than that:

-Dragon's Lair (NES)
-Mario is Missing
-Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle
-Dragon Ball Z Sagas