For my opinion the newest Hitman game is worst because if want to play it you need to dlc's which cost around 10,00€ and base game is 13,00€. So thats why I hate that game and thank god I didnt buy it.
The whole thing is £39.99 or $60. Totally normal. Its optional to buy it in parts if you want which is a good way for people to see what the game is like without spending the full $60. The game itself looks pretty damn good, especially compared to Absolution...
Not really bad, most complain about always online and the fact its in parts. Which are both somewhat valid points. The game itself plays much more like Blood Money an older game in the series and one of the best.
This isn't exactly worst game, but it's worst port. Back when I played tons of games on my Xbox 360 (I was such a console pleb then ) on of the games I adored was Mercenaries 2. The game was interesting, being a 3rd person shooter, combat based both on foot and in vehicles, ranging from attack helicopters, to tanks, to jet skis. The game was released in 2008, and was amazing then, with it's destructible environments, and great ability to purchase weaponry from allied factions and call in the gear anywhere, any time, for the price of fuel. I later found this game existed on PC. I scourged the internet and acquired a copy. On PC, the game is a shadow of its console glory. The game is ported worse than Dead Rising 3. Not only was the game capped at 30fps and locked at the 3:4 or 9:16 aspect ratios, the controls were not separated for rebounding for a keyboard, and not to mention, the aim button was lost in the port! The controls were miserable to play with, as they made no sense. The binding made sense on a console controller, but having to press the melee button to honk a vehicle horn is not very logical. Not to mention, controller vibration was still in the options.... The worst part was the PDA. The GPS was moved with the joystick, and the center being the place the waypoint would be placed. On Console, this made sense, but on PC, it was garbage. The GPS cursor should follow the mouse, but it didn't. The only way to make that game be playable on PC is to rip the assets and rebuild it from the ground up. This realization was heartbreaking, but one thing remains, it's the only game I'd go back to being a console pleb for. (also, the game had a few bugs in, greatly showing the fact the game was rushed to release. The bug, however, do not detract from the game and are just flat out hilarious, sometimes. Some of them are mildly annoying.)
Minecraft isn't a bad game, it just doesn't appeal to everyone. I played it in bursts, and it's quite a flexible and adaptable sandbox. (mods add a lot to the game) The only problem with MC is its backend. It's code is ugly...
I waste a considerable amount of time on TF2. I like it a lot. I hate Sonic '06. But almost everyone hated it, so that doesn't really count. And also, there are so many Sonic '06 haters on the web.
Saints Row 3 was a disastrous turn for the franchise, Saints Row 4 completely ruined everything it had built up in the first two games. To see such a good franchise completely dissolve into shit makes those two some of my worst games ever. The worst part about 3 and 4 is that it sold better like that, so it's more likely that any future titles are going to be like that than the first two.
Alien colonial marines you fight with humans in %50 of the game instead of aliens and really buggy But has great multiplayer
Arma 2 First I naturally went to play the tutorial. My pc isn't a beast so I lowered the resolution. Thanks to the resolution change the ui glitched and didn't show on the screen, it was like outside my screen. Now first time playing and I thought there was no ui... after 3 hours I restarted the game and finally got trough the tutorial. First proper mission. I started pretty confident and just after two hours I had to visit the wiki. To find out that in the beginning I was supposed to pick a bomb (?) from the chopper to my own inventory. During a cutscene-like part. Restarted mission... The game also gave me waypoints in empty places. Like, nothing to be seen anywhere nearby. Yet there still was this small floating marker. You wouldn't believe how long it took me to crawl there. Second mission. I had to find some guy. After 1 hour of driving around and talking to people and so on I gave up and haven't played since. Totally not worth 2$. (sry for my english)
I'd say Rust (and all of those other survival games riding the coattails of DayZ, and Minecraft to a lesser extent). Those games are so boring to me. I don't understand the appeal of spending 4 hours building a house only to have it be taken down by a group of other players or a server wipe. It's just a massive waste of time in my opinion, if they had a lot more options for combat/enemies (npc) along with a singleplayer mode then it would probably be somewhat fun.
Minecraft has a single player mode. That's most of my MC gameplay, with a bit of play on a friend's server. As for Rust, if you play on unofficial servers (preferably a friend's, @Dummiesman really ought to get his back up), you probably won't have issues with server wipes, or assholes destroying stuff (still can be a problem though, depending on the server).
