What Is The Worst Game You've Ever Played?

[chickenbaltipie]

Bound by Flame and Mario is Missing

[patrickogorman19]

On PS3, probably Detuned. On any, probably Big Beach Sports on the Wii.

Big beach sports was fun.

[Zombie-Valentine]

I can't really think of any new games that I've played that I'd call the worst in gaming experiences...

But ones that I do remember, both for PS1 -

Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2 - which I remember being abysmal and brain melting.

Moorhen 3: Chicken Chase - one of those games that I don't even see what the actual point of it is

I also remember having a dinosaur game for the GameBoy Colour, the name escapes me, but that thing was pure garbage.

[demonoutcast]

Splinter Cell Chaos Theory - Nintendo DS

[Wikkibur]

Mushroom Wars.

[Nitro]

There are a few: PlayStation Vita Pets comes to mind immediately, Teslagrad comes  in at a close second.

[Zenpai]

I research a lot (reviews and Metacritic) before buying a game, so I rarely come across really bad games. I do have lot of licensed games and some of those can be pretty bad, like some of the later Harry Potter games (both home console and handheld versions).

[ToxicRedBull_]

FIFA 12

[LetsTurnJu-On]

Erm.. *sigh* *shrugs* I've never really hated on a game apart from one..

 

Proteus .. What a pile of boring ass shit. My fucking god that game was so fucking shitty.

[awf9495]

The Uncanny X-Men for the NES.  Retract those claws Logan, because all the developers are going to let you do is kick enemies to death.

Edited March 9, 2016 by awf9495

[PrincessLizbeth]

Bloodrayne. I wholeheartedly hate rank-based trophies, but in this game it is plain ridiculous. If I'd ever have to choose game for "a game where blockhead devs forgot that it is a game, not a labour that is terribly infuriating and frustrating, and actually so stressful that you'd consider your real life job a vacation" then it will be it.

[Nyxanity]

shaun white snowboarding..

[FawltyPowers]

I can't pick a worst game, only worst games on each computer / console as it's hard to compare the budgets of a PS3 game against a game developed on the Commodore 64 by one man and his brother.

 

Commodore 64 - Murder by Rabbit Software - The only game I played where you could press RUN STOP during the game and access the code. There are many other games that you could only play for a minute before switching off but it's been a while and I've forgot them.

 

Commodore Amiga - So tricky, there were a lot of bad games I got my hands on back in the early 90's. So hard to name one but I'll go for Captain Planet and the Planeteers

 

Super Nintendo - Didn't have many games as they were expensive, didn't have any bad games.

 

3DO - Escape From Monster Manor - A freebie - The first person perspective on this game made me feel physically sick. If memory serves me correctly this was unbelievably repetitive and there was a maid that kept saying "housekeeping" while I was fighting her.

 

PS1 - Probably South Park which is why I've completely left The Stick of Truth Alone

 

PS2 - Didn't have that many games and didn't have any bad ones.

 

PS3 - Very selective of the games I buy but the only game on my list I was really disappointed with was Skyrim, hyped to the extreme and to me one of the most boring games I've played in a while

 

 

[BEANO_BRFC]

Alone In The Dark on PS3, what a pile of sloppy shite that was.

[Omelette Paradise]

More recently, I would say Terminator Salvation and Magus on PS3.

Going further back in time, Evil Dead: Hail To The King and The Dukes of Hazzard on PS1 were both horrendous.

[Axel-_A_-Ration]

Gotta say it is a tie between Jak II and Jak 3 HD, hated them both so much. A shame since the original one was loads of fun

[Just_Amaz1ng]

For me it was Back to the Future first episode (I'm not counting shit like detuned and Linger and Shadows or ports of old games).

 

Just never interested about movie but also problems with controls and boring dynamic did it.

 

Actually, there was much bad games even outside PS Trophies. In terms of trophies there are soo many games which have bad ports and can give you different emotions.

 

Example: Jak Trilogy VITA version. Don't play VITA version. And many Vita ports are bad.

 

And many old PS3 games was bad ported because of CELL architecture. For example Red Alert 3 and Bioshock. I got excitement from getting platinum but I compared it with my not top PC and it definetly sucked from PC versions. And there are many examples of that

 

So, that's why the best option to get all experience nowadays is to have PC+Your Favourite console.

 

PC for online games, FPS, TPS, and games which have bad console ports (console version get updates usually much later than PC version). And consoles for exclusives and some other games for your choice

Edited March 15, 2016 by Just_Amaz1ng

[andzon]

And I thought the Jak trilogy was good, might have to pass on it, then.

 

I tend not to play games that are complete garbage just for trophies, but in my collection I'd say Murdered Souls and Prince of Persia TFS I didn't get much enjoyment out of.

[DocVoltacon]

Command and Conquer Red Alert 3. Not an bad game but it an RTS game on the console is bloody annoying no wonder there no more RTS game on the console cause It more for Pc

[Raidou Kuzunoha XIV]

Not a PS3 game, but I remember my mother buying me this Dr. Doolittle game for the PS2 yeeeeeears ago when I was about 8 or so. Definitely one of the worst games to come to mind, it felt like you literally did nothing (I honestly don't even remember what the gameplay was, I just remember it being an overview of a city I believe, like some kind of tycoon/civilisation game), and there was no sense of achievement since all the levels/campaigns were unlocked right from the start anyway, so it felt like there was no point in even playing.

 

On PS3, I guess the worst game I've played so far would either be Sacred 2 or Final Fantasy 13. Both of which I stopped playing within the first hour, and sold soon after.

[Lord_Shadow_Z]

I'm pretty good at avoiding bad games, but honestly one of the worst I've played in recent memory is Uncharted: Drake's Fortune. The controls and mechanics were all so broken. Playing the game was absolutely miserable and I could never finish it.

[lednatius]

I played it because it was hilariously buggy/bad: Big rigs over the road racing.

(PS3) Magus. Yes, i bought it without knowing it was so terrible or such an easy platinum. Though only because I'm trying to get every JRPG on PS3 with a physical release in NA.

Games that i tried to play and enjoy without knowing they were bad: Mad Maestro (PS2) 24: the game (PS2), Dragon Fin Soup (PS4) (though it was free with PS+, didn't know it was so bad and buggy)

[JokerJoe14]

Ive played so many shit games that are so forgettable that I can't even remember most of them. The majority of them just terrible Indie games on Steam, Flight Simulator comes to mind

[CediFonei]

Man... I've played so many mediocre licensed games in my childhood that it's impossible for me to pin down the worst thing I've played out of all of those. At the very least, I don't think I've ever played anything rivaling the likes of Sonic 06 and so forth...

 

Not counting licensed games...? I'm not sure, because I tend to be careful before I make purchases these days, but... as much as it pains me to say. maybe Evolve. I like a LOT about the game and I still want to go back to it, but... a multiplayer-centric game that loses its player base so quickly loses a lot of what makes it worth playing. Plus it felt like the curve of action in the main Hunt mode is really off, to an extent where it's kinda unreliable to have fun as either side. And I don't like to say the DLC practices of a game makes the entire game bad, but the fact that the initial prices of new characters were so high meant that they didn't spur the game's growth as they should have.

[thekiwiguy1988]

Being a big fan of rugby I found the rugby world cup 2015 game to be the biggest pile of garbage I have ever played