Games that everyone seems to love but you think they suck

Bioshock Infinite. Great visual design. Shitty gameplay and nonsense story with more plot holes than enemies.

I guess Trine 1&2, have them both but can't finish it

Dark Souls 2. Movement in such a skill based game is shit. I cant even navigate through that tutorial area without falling off several times.

Borderlands Series

All known MOBA. They suck.

Borderlands series, for sure

Team Fortress, Counter-Strike, Dota and every other moba - these games are bad but their communities are the worst happened in the world of video games. I tried to enjoy them but I find out that there are basically 3 groups of people who play these games: elites, kids and retards. Definitelly not recommended for casual players.
Also sports games like bastketball and football, never understood why these games are so popular when you can go outside and play. Unless you are paralyzed or don't have any limbs.

Fallout 3, Assassins Creed, League of Legends, World of Warcraft

Far Cry 3,

The whole control system felt weird to me. I just couldn't get into the game at all.

Every Telltale "Game" ever made

Pretty much any FPS Game ...
CoD , CS , Battlefield .... not a fan of the genre ... i think they are Garbage for sure .

Also League of Legends .

I didn't like the first Bioshok. Sure story was good, but i hated the gameplay.

Terraria, World Of Warcraft, Diablo, Battlefield 3 and 4, Assasins Creed. Witcher, i know its good games but i dont know why are they special. Mass Effect 2, i get it last month and i like some parts but i dont know why people say its best game ever.

Fallout New Vegas. 24 hours in and still nothing interesting or believable happened. Fallout 3 wasn't all that great either.

The Walking Dead: Season Two and pretty much every Telltale game after that.

I remember when Telltale made actual games, games which required thinking, games which had puzzles to them, games in which you had to explore, collect items and figure out what to do with them. I always found that satisfying. Now, they relocated to this whole choice gimmick, and it does not work whatsoever. For one, the choices do not mean jack shit. You think they do at first, but then you go into a second playthrough and you realize just how much your choices do not matter. There are no significant changes to the story, nor does it feel like you're building up a relationship with the characters, the choices are there just so you can call these experiences "interactive".

And speaking of meaningless things, the fact that you can move around in the game is even more pointless. Because of the complete and utter lack of puzzles, the hardest thing you're gonna do in these types of games is point and click at things. And while that's the genre's name, to make the genre more interesting, you gotta think. Hence puzzles. Telltale's latest games completely forget the meaning of puzzles,

TWD S2 presents you with an extremely difficult challenge where you have to find something flammable in order to heat up the campfire. There's a fucking huge log literally to the right of the campfire, and the companion we have with us just wandered off to get herself killed because she went to go look for wood. I just realized that happens. God damn it.

And often, what Telltale games like to do, is throw you into a huge choice-infested cutscene, then they give you control for only a few tiny seconds. There's even a objective at the top telling you what to do, for example "Sneak up to the abandoned car." Holding the W key for a few seconds is all you gotta do in order to achieve that goal. And that kind of thing happens way too often. But..why do that? What's the point? A baby could find that a challenge.

It's a movie. That's all it is, and including all this interaction just prolongs the experience for completely unecessary reasons. We play games to have fun. I don't have fun holding down one key for a few seconds until the next cutscene happens. I don't have fun moving towards this direction and clicking on this object, only to find out my character has absolutely nothing to say about it and just looks at it like it's the most depressing thing ever.

Now, granted, i do enjoy the story. Except the story of TWD S2, it hurts just how bad the writing for that game is. But Tales From the Borderlands, The Wolf Among Us, TWD S1, i do like the way those games are presented, but the interaction is so forced in, i'd rather have it not be called a game, and just have it be a movie of some sort, made through a game engine. Then i wouldn't bitch as much.

Phew. Sorry about the huge post, i just assumed if i just said "This game sucks.", people would wanna question why do i think that. And well, i do have a lot to say about the topic.

Dark Souls and The Witcher 2 :<, i wanted to like them but i just cant i didnt enjoyed them and stopped playing after a few hours ( managed to finish witcher 2 though so yay \o/)

Wolfenstein New Order, just average with lot of pointless sections and lack of any interaction.

Minecraft, CoD multiplayer, all those survival CrapZ games, Dark Souls (well at least PC port is just a pure crap), any MOBA ...

Fallout 3 & Oblivion

I never get tired of bashing shitty minecraft and terraria, god I hate those two

Most FPS games post-Halo, I feel like it ruined the genre. Specifically every FPS game made for both console and PC. Still some decent PC-only FPS games being made.

Starcraft 2, DOTA 2, most MOBAs in general.

Battlefield ._.
I also don't like RPG's because I think it's boring as fk to listen to NPC's for multiple hours :D

CS:GO

TF2.