What are the worst/most disappointing Video Games you have played?

[FruitsPunchSamurai]

I honestly stopped caring about COD after the first Black Ops. I still think that the MW2 multiplayer was the most fun, mostly because of the very fast paced maps and even all of the hacked lobbies. While the first black ops multiplayer was not nearly as fun as MW 1&2, it still was kinda good because you still had that sort of fast pace. The zombies was the best part in it as well. That fast pace that i loved disappeared in MW3, BO2 and Ghosts, which is why i never bothered to keep on playing these three.

 

Also i would like to mention, the worst piece of garbage i ever played was this one called Ride to Hell: Retribution. My friend gave me this for free and i took it because why not it's a free game. I regret it. Horrible horrible story(if you want to even call it a story), terrible graphics(come on man how do you make blood look so damn fake like that), shitty gameplay(just watch the video and you'll know what i mean), and everything is just so repulsive for a video game. Threw this piece of garbage out the window. Only thing this is worth is a laugh or two in the motorcycle racing events.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1HTKWX15oo

 

I was also disappointed in the walking dead survival instinct, just overall a terrible game. Not as bad as ride to hell, but really bad. Just stick to the Telltale series.

[Guest hairybumslapper]

Mind Jack.

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Great concept, but the worst execution i have ever seen.

[Clephas]

tbh, though I said the FF series after X and meant it... I've played so many games that disappointed me, whether it was because they were overhyped or just general failures... perhaps the one that hit me the hardest was Suikoden Tierkreis.  Suikoden was a video game series that sold as an unusually dark jrpg containing strategy elements with a continuous chronology.  Considering how most jrpgs of the time were focused on save the world themes, Suikoden stood out because it was very down to earth, focusing on war, human drama, genocide, and other such lovely themes, with a flavor of fantasy and magic to go along with it.  Suikoden Tierkreis pisses me off because it has only one similarity to the original series - there are 108 playable characters.  Considering that that was the least important element of the series, from a fan's standpoint, and that the game was incredibly immature, with a stale 'save the universe' theme to it... you can understand my disappointment. 

[Funyarinpa]

Borderlands 2. I was expecting to fire away at huge creatures with cool guns, what I got was a mundane, ordinary shooter(+ Butt Stallion) with disappointing graphics. 

[DimDito]

I don't generally play bad games and my worst one is pretty decent, so I won't be mentioning that.

Disappointing, however, goes to;

 

Duke Nukem: Forever

Aliens: Colonial Marines

Assassin's Creed III

Final Fantasy XIII

Resident Evil 6

Surely enough, my biggest disappointment: MASS EFFECT 3.

[ServeTheServant]

I was super disappointed with CoD: Ghosts on PC -- while I actually enjoyed the gameplay a decent amount once I finally got it working, it took hours of messing around with configurations to get it running smoothly. It was so poorly optimized for PC that the various bugs and run issues kept anyone else from really playing it.  Thus, it had a small playerbase from launch, and felt like it was dying from week one.  This means that the brand new $60 game I bought with like 8 different gamemodes only had enough players to make TDM and domination really playable.

 

Pretty sure it dipped below CoD: Black Ops 2 in player count within the first month.