Early access games which has never been fully launched (and may never be)

Cyber Team Manager - http://store.steampowered.com/app/415080/
Dream Factory - http://store.steampowered.com/app/408440/

Same scumbag dev.

DayZ (EA since 2013)
H1Z1 (EA since January 2015)

Games that have been in "Early Access" for years and continue to rip their customers off with gamble crates and trying to make their games e-sports viable instead of actually fixing game breaking bugs and adding actual content. I wish Valve pulled games from the store after being in EA for a year.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Steam_Early_Access_games

Why would you bother completing a game when you already got your customer's money for the idea?

Some peeps just aren't gonna finish thier games when they lose motivation, especially if it's financially worth it. They're already have the money, spending thier time and effort to earn that cuts into that, and not every ea games keeps getting returns each update like subnautica and minecraft. Even if they know aren't gonna finish their game, why would they released it? Early access is a great defense for lack of quality.

Also this shit has been going on since before early access, Minecrafts success lead to a big boom in shit like this, and ceowdfunded and early access scams came along with that.

Also my previous favorite developers did me in with one :/

DayZ will never be finished, watch this hilarious video to see the progress on it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfMMhe8A73w one example the video speaks of, vehicles were supposed to come out in 2015 but guess what? They ''rushed'' to release them early, and that time, is this year. It took them 4 years to release the vehicles ''early'' as they lied about the original date. Geezus christ, what a dev...

http://store.steampowered.com/app/437220/ The Culling is another game which has a fair chance to never be released as it still sits in EA for several years, or less realy. They fucked up the game, they ruined it, it has nearly died with only around 100 players still playing it. From ten to many more thousands, to mere 100 because they ruined it...

Anything with "open world", "survival", and/or "zombies" among their tags.

List of successful and finished early access game would be way shorter and more valuable.