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What's the worst game you like?

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Found my original Gameboy at the weekend with a box of games, most pretty good, but the one that I sat down and played and that kept my attention for an evening was an objectively terrible game - Mortal Kombat. Even by the limited standards of the Gameboy, it's a terrible port. 6 maybe 7 FPS, gutted characters and move sets, animation frames in the single digits, it's a terrible game but I still can't help myself from liking it.

I remember getting in with the Gameboy and a strategy guide and pouring hours and hours into it and somehow managing to convince myself that it's a was a semi-decent game. Not knowing any better really I memorized all the moves, the fatalities and the timing needed to beat the thing and that stuck with me. I can still complete this awful, awful game on one credit and spent most of Sunday doing that. It's a terrible game, but I can't help liking it.

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hellsing101

Not sure if this is exactly a bad game but I loved the Megadrive Taz game. I played it again recently and its really janky with some weird sound design choices but it has that nostalgia factor.

Penn

Had a soft spot for Mashed on PS2. Kind of an updated MicroMachines-type racing game, with weapons and trying to knock your opponents off the screen/map. Spent a lot of time just chilling out, listening to music and playing Mashed.

Arcadeheroes

Sonic 06

Its just as janky as Sonic adventure and way more enjoyable than Sonic adventure 2 . But the sense of completion is what makes the game a fun but really painful mess XD

hellsing101

Arcadeheroes wrote: »

Sonic 06

Its just as janky as Sonic adventure and way more enjoyable than Sonic adventure 2 . But the sense of completion is what makes the game a fun but really painful mess XD

You have the patience of a saint to get enjoyment out of that game. The loading screens every few seconds put me off long before I could finish it.

Arcadeheroes

hellsing101 wrote: »

You have the patience of a saint to get enjoyment out of that game. The loading screens every few seconds put me off long before I could finish it.

I played the worst version of it aswell to top it off (Ps3) XD.

I think once I started it , I vowed to complete all the characters story arcs. the last boss music theme is so epic ! :L

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRe3h1iQ1Os

The Phantom Pain

Final Fantasy XV.
Im sorry, I love this game and the story but it has so many problems that I could never in good faith recommend it to anybody. Some unbelievable dumb QOL life issues and too many survival mechanics that don't mesh well with one another.

skerry

The Phantom Pain wrote: »

Final Fantasy XV.
Im sorry, I love this game and the story but it has so many problems that I could never in good faith recommend it to anybody. Some unbelievable dumb QOL life issues and too many survival mechanics that don't mesh well with one another.

Bought this a good while back, played about 5 hours and dropped it. Picked it up again the last week, I'm still not sure what to make of it. I'm at chapter 3 at the moment.

At times they introduce a new character and I'm there scratching my head wondering did I miss an entire section of the game where they gave their background, but no, they really just dropped them in out of nowhere. The Regalia is just weird too, may aswell be a loading screen, pick a destination and wait 5 minutes for the car to drive itself there. And putting the item pick up button on the same button as the jump button is just weird carry on altogether.

Having said all that, I'll still go back and chip away on the odd main story mission. I'm hoping I can avoid side quests completely cos I'm not up for wondering around collecting frogs and the like.

hellsing101

The Phantom Pain wrote: »

Final Fantasy XV.
Im sorry, I love this game and the story but it has so many problems that I could never in good faith recommend it to anybody. Some unbelievable dumb QOL life issues and too many survival mechanics that don't mesh well with one another.

I never got the hate for this game, its a good Final Fantasy especially after 13, I know it's not the best in the series but its a fun game with a pretty good story.

Beechwoodspark

Snake - Nokia phones for those of a certain vintage !

Retr0gamer

Castlevania - the Adventure

One of the weakest Castlevania's and comes in at a measly 4 stages.

I can see why people hate this game. It requires very precise jumping, I remember lining up pixels under Simon's feet to make jumps. Level design can be lazy in places. To make the controls even worse the game lags a lot and eats inputs which makes the already tough platforming even tougher. And it's also a gaemboy game with screen tearing.

However it's not bad and once you get good at it it's enjoyable. Also the music is amazing. But I can fully understand the hate towards it.

Vicxas

Some people hated it, but i LOVED it

johnny_ultimate

Flappy Bird.

High score wars between myself and some friends consumed our downtime for weeks when it was the most popular game on the planet. It has a sort of charming incompetence to it, but that loop of casually scraping through a pipe is captivating even with / because of the baffling hit boxes. Has a sort of nonsense purity to it: just your ever-flapping avatar and a high score counter.

It quietly breaks my heart that it’s not available on modern phones.

Objectively awful in the best possible way.

Infernum

Doom 3 is often maligned for being the "black sheep" of the whole series. I still thought it was neat.

The Phantom Pain

skerry wrote: »

Bought this a good while back, played about 5 hours and dropped it. Picked it up again the last week, I'm still not sure what to make of it. I'm at chapter 3 at the moment.

At times they introduce a new character and I'm there scratching my head wondering did I miss an entire section of the game where they gave their background, but no, they really just dropped them in out of nowhere. The Regalia is just weird too, may aswell be a loading screen, pick a destination and wait 5 minutes for the car to drive itself there. And putting the item pick up button on the same button as the jump button is just weird carry on altogether.

Having said all that, I'll still go back and chip away on the odd main story mission. I'm hoping I can avoid side quests completely cos I'm not up for wondering around collecting frogs and the like.

And Ignis won't drive for you at night which means you can't fast travel at night unless you use the 'return to camp' feature. :rolleyes: If you make Noct manually drive you won’t make it 10 feet before a daemon pops up on the road. Story wise, I understood why they did it but it didn’t work in gameplay terms because the day /night cycle was so quick that I hardly got anything done in one cycle.

On average, I would manage two, maybe three side quests before having to rest. It got to the point where I stopped taking detours to explore because I was constantly mindful of the time. I think proof of how ridiculous it started to become is when Prompto barely had enough photos for the day. You can eventually travel at night but the game doesn’t tell you when so hopefully you won't reach level 40 like I did before finding that out...

Oh and yeah agree regarding the jump button being the same as interact. This is what I mean when I criticise the user friendliness of the game, along with other dumb QOL stuff like not marking quests that need to be turned in...

dreamers75

7 days to Die

6 years in EA and still a buggy mental non sensical thing, but its brilliant.

410 hours........

corcaigh07

Driv3r for me, loved the first game and got sucked in by all the initial positive reviews.

Absolutely dreadful, it was in Alpha state being released. I paid 50 euro, I was knocking some value out of it. Very difficult in places but still remember being able to shoot the final boss 20 times in the head from distance without him noticing.

A symbolic end really.

Potential-Monke

I'll go a bit more modern with The Risen series. They're bad, bad games. The animations, the voice acting, the story, the combat, the exploring... It's all just so badly done. But I love them. Got Risen 3 last week, and I'll play it before considering other AAA games I recently got. Don't know what it is, but I loved the first 2 and while this one is definitely the worst of the 3 so far, I still want to play it... Can't explain, even to myself, why.