A Short Pause member shares his painful experience with this new MMO that was designed as a relaxing game about exploration, but ends up being a total snoozefest. Avoid this at all costs!
Alex S. from Link Cable Gaming writes: "...as a warning to those that stumble upon this article – avoid these top 10 worst PlayStation 4 games at all costs!"
Last guardian was simplistic, overhyped trash. And I liked Ico and Shadow of the Colossus. The level design was bad and the controls weren't even responsive, it was terrible. Took them sooo long to release it too which is why that guy hasn't made another game since.
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There are a lot of man babies on this site saying the last of us 2 . Just accept it the last of us 2 is probs this gens masterpiece . And save you man child tears for when it cleans up all awards next week at the game awards . PlayStation is an unstoppable powerhouse that keeps pumping out gems after gems.
I agree with you regarding the quality of the game. But man, stop drinking the koolaid.
The following list contains the worst games the PS4 currently has to offer. Some of these games are genuinely awful from start to end, some would be acceptable were it not for different technical issues that really make these games nearly unplayable. Sony fans take this note; you will want to stay as far away from the following games as possible.
The whole list is clickbait nonsense, Driveclub had its problems sure but it is a far cry away from being one of the worst PS4 games available. It seems like a hater list based on what is/has been popular to criticise.
Of the decade? PS4 isn't even 3 years old yet.
Why not just list some of the worst games of the decade on EVERY platform?
Besides being Short I liked The Order most of the games on this list I liked This is a pure hate article
Most of your comments I have seen sum up to be Xbox sucks PS rules for the most part.
Well to be honest compared to the PS4 it does suck and compared to the PC they both suck.
Wow, never even heard of Hardware: Rivals.
I'm going to go ahead and crown The Order: 1886 as the Batman v Superman of the video game industry.
Batman vs Superman...the movie most people actually liked but critics hated..a fitting choice!
More like most people including the critics hated but fanboys defend to the death...most definitely a fitting choice.
You can hate all you want but the vast majority on Metacriric liked the movie. And you know how metacritic works...the haters usually are the ones screaming the loudest.
Comic fanboys are a whole different breed.
But when you have critics and fans in unison panning it and talking about the same flaws as others saw for instance in The Order then there is definite truth to be told, not hate.
I haven't seen it yet personally as I really can't stand Snyder & I think he's great at translating visuals from page to screen but pretty awful at translating characters & stories. Have you seen it? I know you are a big Superman fan...I know a lot of the fans are loving it but I think that is mostly down to just seeing the trinity on screen for the first time, and once the honeymoon period is over a few of those folks may change their tune.
I could seriously rant a whole page on what was wrong with that movie scene by scene. I did in the Filmwatch site, but I dropped a few spoilers over there.
@gangsta
I may have to run that down & see what you've got to say about it. I made the mistake of hitting a list for the movie on Whatculture & they straight up spoiled the ending w/o including any kind of spoiler tag, so between that and the ridiculous amount revealed in the trailers themselves, I'm pretty sure I know every beat of the film already. Movie studios need to get smarter about editing, both in the movies themselves (I've heard that BvS had many issues in that regard) & the trailers revealing everything.
I'm still gonna give it a shot at the cinemas but my expectations aren't too high...
I take back drive club and the order and give you the worst p4 title of all time duck dinasty and might not be playing the room but my kids love that game maybe u don't play it but others do
Wander is an intriguing concept. A non-combat massively multiplayer online game where the point of it all is to explore and communicate with others. On paper it is something that may seem worth picking up, however, when it launched last month it was riddled with bugs and flaws that made it more or less unplayable.
I tried my hardest to find one redeemable quality about this game, and other than the fact that the game crashed, which in turn ended my suffering (silver linings!), I couldn't come up with anything. It's truly a painfully bad experience.