GGSP writes: "This genre of game fits the cartoon series really well. It is simple, arcade action with not a whole lot of originality and can get tiresome - but it's the kind of thing I'm happy to spam my way through in short bursts. I'd also recommend hooking up a controller to play it, it fits the gameplay style a little better."
(CriticalIndieGamer) Well, here we are again, choosing the mould from the gold(is that a saying?), picking out the cream of the crap. Truth be told, it has been another so-so gaming year for me. With the exception of a few truly stellar titles, it has all been a bit forgettable. But these abominations deserve a special mention. For crimes against gaming they have been deemed my worst games of 2014 – play them at your peril.
I would say as far as disappointing games go Watch Dogs is on the list but it's not a bad game just like Infamous Second Son which was disappointing compared to the first Infamous game.
I'll be doing a dissapointing games tomorrow! These games on the other hand are just ones I found to be flat out bad.
i preferred this new infamous to the first one, infamous 2 has been my favourite so far though.
I think the length of the story is what made it disappointing to me. The most disappointing games to me are the ones that felt like they could be so much better with more time to focus on story.
Are these all PC games? Suprised they didn't include that Air Flight Control game. What a mess that game was.
NAh these aren't all PC games. There's a few Playstation titles in there too.
I'm going on the games that I personally played this year :)
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