Oh there is a bunch that I definatly HATE with a passion. These are a few and in my opinion these are some of the worst games that I've ever played.
AMY - At first it sounds like an interesting game, sounds scary, sounds like fun, and sounds good, until you actually get under the skin of this game. A story that goes absoutly no where and leaves off on a cliffhanger, clunky combat and a bad control scheme, repetitve, boring, glitchy, frustrating, back tracking galore, a lot of cheap deaths, and it's a complete chore. Not to mention that there is only a total of 3 enemy types in the entire game, with a total of only 2 weapons, and lastly with a total of only 2 telekinetic powers.
NeverDead - Yet another game that sounds interesting and fun and also the fact that it was a new IP made you really excited, but after the first level, and I'm talking only after the first level, you find out that the game is nothing but a ****ing liar of a game. How do you take a simple concept of "you can't die" and completely execute it poorly? Easy, you make the entire game frustrating and repetitive. There is only a total of about 3 to 5 enemy types, varients of each type but those varients quickly become repetitive as well very quick. And then lets really top it with the fact that you can't die. And again, how do you mess up the execution of that? Easy, you get dismembered, but the thing is that you get dismembered with even the slightest touch. And since you can't die, does that mean that you can't fail? The answer is no, you fail if your head is eaten by a baby or failing to protect Arcadia. The game wouldn't have been so bad if it wasen't just a big escort game, if there were a lot more enemy types, if the characters were likeable (And no, I didn't give the slightest bit of caring for any of the characters), and if you didn't get dismembered so easily.
Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 1 and 2 - The first part, and just like AMY and NeverDead, is repetitive as you'll constantly fight the same kind of enemies over and over. The next problem is that if you take everything you know about Harry Potter, then you can forget it in this game as you are basically turned into a soldier, and I'm not kidding, you wand acts like a gun in this game and only 2 of the spells are useful. As for Deathly Hallows Part 2, well I can quickly sum it up like with this scenario. "Okay putting the game and starting it. I already beat the game.". And I'm not kidding here as well. Deathly Hallows Part 1 was probably about 4 to 5 hours long, but Deathly Hallows Part 2 took me less than 3 hours to complete and the finally battle against Voldermort is an extreme disappointment as he is extremely easy. The spells are more useful, but now they all mimic modern day guns, one them acts like an assault rifle, one of them acts like a homing missle, one of them acts like a sniper rifle, do I really need to go on how that is bad, they're not like they were in both the books or the movies. The missions are either defend or escort. But you do get to play as other characters and while it does sound fun they all function the same, except for the old lady (I can't remember her name) walks extremely slow. Also they took out some things from Part 1 like the kinect challenge mode, what they should've done was to improve on them not take them out. Deathly Hallows Part 1 is bad, and I was going to say at first that Deathly Hallows Part 2 was good, UNTIL I REALIZED THAT IT'S LESS THAN 3 HOURS LONG. For making a lot improvements, and for making a lot of downgrades, it's just as bad as Deathly Hallows Part 1.
Man vs. The Wild: The Video Game - I don't know who decided to green light this one. I can easily sum it up by saying the graphics are blegh, the gameplay is shallow, the game is short, it's all the samething no matter what level you are on, Bear Grylls in the game is a complete b**** as all he does in the game besides pointing out something that you need to do is whine and complain about being thirsty or hungry, and it's at some points very unrealistic.
Fable III - This is the game that has started my "Do not trust" policy. Everyone on my friends list on XBL told me that this gmae is really good and I haven't played any of the Fable games before then, and once I got the game and started it I loved how the world was. If that was the only thing that I judge games on then this game would've been on my favorites, but I don't go by that, I go by gameplay and Fable III's gameplay is what made me hate this game. It's boring with the fact that you have to go to the "Sancutary" to do everything (Equip weapons and armor, give gifts, check and see how much gold I had, and looking at the map), add in guns and magic that are overpowered, a lot of loading screens, broken combat, the game is extremely easy to the point where I didn't die even one time, everything about this game is a complete chore and have I already mentioned that it's already boring, it committs the worst crime in the gaming industry.
