Luchsius

It's one of those "Hey boss, that prototype was a good idea in theory but didn't turn out so great" kind of game...

From the creators of pretty bland and bad games comes a new... pretty bland and bad game. Driving feels off, the graphics are okay'ish at best and the atmosphere equals that of a doctors' office. Basically, the developers continue in being great at making less than average games.

The game is really boring, mostly due to the developers seemingly having no real idea of what their game should be. It is a mesh of a lot of ideas that simply don't work together. While Rocket League shines by being a simple game with great possibilities due to precise, versatile and yet simple controls, Destruction Allstars throws in a lot of things on top, that don't improve the game at all and are just convoluted to hide the shallowness of the gameplay loop.

The Game is almost as bland as the main characters face... I can't believe Dontnod makes character driven games and at the same time are really bad at creating characters and animations...

A user score of 0.8 tells it all (i have never seen anything rated so extremely low). Blizzard promised a whole lot when they announced Warcraft III: Reforged and delivered on almost none of those promises. And to top it all off, except the character design, everything that they changed is for the worse...

25% Real Content 25% Grinding for Level & Collecting Cores 50% Padding in late game with the same battles against the same enemies over and over again and even more boring collecting of Cores. Real shame, first Trailer looked cool but seeing early gameplay I was sceptical. Now I'm just sad that they wasted the oppertunity to reestablish "PS2 era" games...

Starts strong but gets boring, incredible boring... And you can run for like 5 meters until your stamina is low and you start to breathe like a fat old man... Then 10 seconds later, you're calmed down and you can run again (for 5 meters, obviously)

A Metascore of 70 for Octodad? Are you kidding me? There are 2 things, you have to give 10/10 no matter what, Surgeon Simulator and Octodad (Duke Nukem somehow too, because it's Duke Nukem...). These games may not be executed the best possible way but they form a gaming culture with fresh and unused mechanics. They bug out and have no real depth, but they try something new with crazy ragdoll physics and are therefore fun. And that's all that matters when it comes down to games like Octodad, give the player a fun and enjoying time. Octodad: Dadliest Catch achieves that!