Worst Game Ever Played?

Assassins Creed 3.

I have played some awful games, I played superman 64 and actuall saw the endings. I have played two worlds. I have played terrible games in my life but AC 3 takes the cake.

Broken, barely playable buggy from the big things (hopping over a fence can kill you) to the small (when you are a kid if you stealth kill an animal he acts like he has the hidden blades already). the story is awful and predictable, none of the characters behave in a realistic way. the story in the present can be figured out in about twenty minutes if that and the story in the past is entirely based off of stupidity and plot contrivance.

Tom Clancy Phantoms

Borderlands

Pixel Hunter

Any MMO or multiplay only game out there.

BorderZone, worst RPG ever. stairs>sword

Air Control

I've played a lot of bad games. I intentionally go out of my way to try out bad games. Most of those infamously bad games are overrated - they're generally just boring or frustrating.

Superman 64 is the only video game that I would describe as soul-crushing. I have beaten Superman 64. Yes, on hard, because you have to play it on hard to see the ending. Yes, without level skip, which is how I know that the ending cutscene actually breaks if you play through the game legitimately. And in every single level, the game found new ways to be miserable. Getting stuck forever at the end of a long level and having to restart? Check. Puzzle elements falling through the floor without you realizing it? Check. Instant kills with no warning or obvious way to avoid them? Check. Glitches slingshotting you to random places in the level? Check. Bosses that count as plot triggers failing to spawn? Check. That ridiculous unintuitive maze with the worthless thermometer from Bebe's Kids? Check. Unexplained puzzles that don't kill you until several moves after you make a mistake? Check. And I could go on.

I will admit that I haven't played every bad game out there. But if all you know about Superman 64 is that you fly through rings and pick up cars, let me educate you on something. Those levels are the best ones. The stages where you fly through rings are reasonably functional, the ring hitboxes are very generous, and after a few failures, the game provides checkpoints. My usual reaction to the odd numbered levels was "Oh, thank god, a ring level. Finally." And that isn't sarcasm. The rest of the game is actually bad enough that at several points, I was begging for the next ring level. So if you haven't played Superman 64 all the way through, you probably don't know what a bad game is.

SEQUENCE

Dinner Date. I don't understand how pretentious artsy "games" like these are on Steam.

Also I was unfortunate enough to own Final Slam 2 (got it for free somewhere), but never played it and promptly asked Steam support to take it off my account.

Top Banana

All Call of Duty's after Modern Warfare 2. EXPECIALLY GHOST

Imagine Me. It only has 15 short room levels and a broken random generator that makes impossible levels and changes every time you do so you don't get second chance. And the graphics are basic, especially the main character, he looks like someone drew him in Paint in less than a minute.

GUNCRAFT

Life

Watch dogs, the game is only a story that you need to follow the rules, you can't decide anything in the history of the game, every action needs to be exactly as Ubisoft wanted. There is some side quests, but all them are identical each other, so there is no meaning to keep doing the same side questions all the time...

Starforge, maybe not the worst but by far the most annoying.

Paranautical activity, dead bits, the bureau: xcom declassified

Probably Pong, it becomes unbearable after 3 minutes

Aliens Colonial Marines and The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct

or

Nothing Simulator 2015

Amy for PS3... my god

Final Slam 2 all the way...

Dysan, the Shapeshifter is very bad, too.

PS: both on Steam -.- Quality control FTW

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