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SAGA FRONTIER. (PS1 Squaresoft/SquareEnix)

Ohhh... what a crapfest that game was. It was back in the late 90's and I remember the guy at the store selling it to me saying that it was sooo open and non-linear and beautifully made. Yeeeah.

Mass Effect 3, is it the worst game no, but why would I hate a terrible game, I'd just stop playing it. Mass Effect 3 ruins one of the greatest game series ever made, and EA even got a perfect out for all their plot holes with the fans "doctrination theory" and they didn't have the sense to roll with it, and act like the plot holes were intentional... just incompetence at such a great scale ruining an otherwise amazing set of games.

Starbound for early access, and retard updates

Half Life 1 series, I just don't think I will like FPS-alien fest genre and combined with jump scare here and there, like monster suddenly drop from ceiling,.. made me unable to play more than 30 minutes before switching to other game. Managed to finish it though, just by sheer force of thought that many people play it to the end.
Currently playing Half Life 2, but I'm afraid I start to have the same feeling..

While it didn't exactly hate them (if I did I wouldn't have played them in the first place)... I was very heavily disappointed by The Walking Dead and Brothers- A Tale of Two Sons...

Honestly, the only reason I tried them out was because they were praised enough by enough people who's opinions I respect for me to put aside my distaste for "story rich" games. Well, evidently I have different tastes than said people since the games went below my expectations.
Boring barely-there-if-at-all "gameplay", tragic stories that are apparently the hit nowadays for whatever reason... I'm a person of comedy or action. Those games had the opposite of both- tragedy and stagnation, so not only did they leave me feeling miserable due to the slap-in-the-face nature of the stories but also feeling generally bored.

Another game that left me disappointed was The Binding of Isaac. No, not because it's difficult- it wasn't any more difficult to 100% than any other game. It's because said difficulty was solely based around luck and repetition. I know that rogue-likes generally have a lot of random generation put into them and all but Isaac has the huge problem of making half (or maybe even most of) the pick-ups useless or counterproductive. And you need multiple decent pick-ups to stand a chance. So basically some runs are doomed to failure because the game decided it would only spawn useless junk. Combine that with the fact that you have to complete the game multiple times to unlock everything to 100% it and you get a recipe for frustration rather than any actual challenge. In comparison FTL: Faster Than Light, which I consider a good rogue-like, can also throw curve balls at you and make runs near impossible but that is the absolute worst possibility (and it's likely caused by me playing on hard mode and having to work with less resources). Anything you get there is useful in some way (even the most useless ship augmentations you get can be sold for scrap)... Music in Isaac was nice though... ^_^

I know it's controversial, but Spec Ops: The Line really made me upset. I know, I know, poignant moral stuff and things, but I just couldn't bring myself to use white phosphorus rounds, so I couldn't finish the game.

Alone in the Dark: Illumination
i loved the old aitd games back in the days and won that game here and was very happy.
even before release i got a "aaa" game just for free... then the game was released and it is BAD
i mean realy, it is soooo bad

Any of the Batman: Arkham ___ series.

ugh.

Ace of Spades on Steam. Jagex goddamn effing destroyed the great feeling of the original freeware game.

a bird story, nice piece of crap

Don't Starve and Kung Fury: Street Rage....Two of the worst games I have ever played...and people seem to love them..and I don't understand what's wrong with my tastes...but I seriously hate these two games.

Uriel's Chasm
worst game ever

Naruto Shippuden 3 Full Burst ..Only smash B?... OMFG...

FORCED. The only game that made me break a controller. I felt so ashamed of myself afterwards, still do.

The Slaughtering Grounds, Retention and Uriel's Chasm

Games i don't like CsGO i just don't get that game

Hitman Absolution, hands down.

I´ve never been really good at the old Hitmans, but i loved them for their open nature and the bazillion ways it brutally murdererd my carefully thought through murdering plans!

I expected more of the same from Absolution, and god i could´nt have been more wrong.

Hated the levels (while atmospheric, like the chinese new year one), far too much corridor/loading screen going on.
Then there is the mechanic that prompts your accident victims to be on scene exactly when you are - that was way too obvious for me .. and probably is what hated the most about the whole game.

Cutscenes didn´t grab me at all, used skip as quick as i could.

Also "THAT GUY" ... facepalm

ORION: Prelude

Guise of the Wolf. Pretty obvious one, I admit.