Worst games ever.

ET was a surprisingly complex game for its time, and while it is not good, a large portion of the hate it has received seem to come more from people not understanding it (read the manual darn it!) than anything else.
As for worst game ever? It would probably be something like Crazy bus (if you use headphones, turn down the volume before clicking on that link. If there are any animals nearby, don't click on it at all).

If we talk about games that actually work, and not games that are bad because they don't work (like the ever so infamous Big Rigs), then probably something like Limbo of the Lost or Global Domination.

The publisher is known to release only the cheapest ****, so it isn't really a surprise with them.

My own personal worst game ever. I've yet to play something I hate more than this.

It was unreleased in the US so unless you are a PAL gamer like me, you aren't ever going to see it anyway.

Bloody lucky Americans. Their PS2 exclusives were good games, not this shit.

At least we got the first two EDF games. The US didn't see the series until the later games on 360 and PC.

Watch this first. You will see why.

Yeah, I'm not saying it's terrible, nor bad. But it's the only game in the franchise I never could play more than just one hour.

Easily the worst game I've ever played (and I have played some other bad ones) although in it's defense I haven't played any of the games other people are mentioning.

Oblivion is amazing...

Yep.

Although as I said in it's defense I've never played any other games other people are mentioning. But it's easily the worst among the bad ones I've played.

Nehrim, a totally new game mod that uses Oblivion as it's base engine and a few of the assets, was a much better game AND even ran more stably and with better FPS...and that is something that should have never been possible.

And we are talking Oblivion base here...so before you've let Quarn and Kivan do Bethesda's work for them so that the game can at least pretend to be playable....and before you've installed horse armour DLC.

Oh yes. It was utter shit. The guy in charge said people would have enjoyed it if Mario 64 didn't release around the same time. Not even close to the truth, lack of competition wouldn't make that poop smell any fresher.

Yeah, it was pretty bad. Find a video on Youtube :D

the pain is real

well they're a bunch of nerds that talk about games and games only, i mean sure video games are great but there is more to life, and i wouldn't mind them talking about games if they discussed games that weren't bad but that's just me being pissy about taste, which i think people should be doing anyway, point is, if they're not playing league or minecraft then they're talking about league or minecraft or whatever they play

pisses me off, but i got better friends now anyway so no need to be some angst kid haha

Sorry about that.

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Yeah, Revelations was a chore to beat for me.

If that was one of the better ones for you im surprised you have played any of them, it was terrible.

It's not that bad! Just that maybe Colonial America may have seemed a bit dull compared to Renaissance Italy, especially Rome! Also Connor, the main protagonist, is quite different from the Ezio Auditore that we've all come to know and love! I'm guessing the haters mostly wanted another Ezio clone!

The ending may seem anticlimactic and might make you rage if you're a long time AC fan!

Its buggy, broken, the story in the "present" is easily predictable with nothing much interesting going on, the story in the past has everything explained by people being stupid so the writing is just terrible.

The characters behave like no human on earth would.

Side content has no purpose but money and money has no purpose since you never need to upgrade your gear, so money exists to make more money.

You can die from jumping over a fence, sometimes your character flies straight over hay.

Ill give a couple points to illustrate how bad it is. When you are a child you can stealth kill animals using hidden blades you do not have. When you are an adult at one point in the story you literally start taking orders from a man you have spent your entire life training to kill.

The actual ending to the story is the most bland and predictable it could possibly be.

Its honestly like they put zero effort into it.