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734,849 Views • Sep 3, 2023 • Click to toggle off description
Today we're going to look at something different. We'll be talking about 10 of the worst reviewed games on Steam. Let's see if these games are as bad as they say.
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CHAPTERS
Intro 0:00
Flatout 3: 2:22
Uriel's Chasm 9:54
Spacebase DF-9 13:51
Godus 17:56
Sacred 3 24:08
Towns 27:28
Gasp 29:59
Autobahn Police Simulator 33:10
Wars and Roses 35:42
Their Land 39:54
Outro 44:43
Views : 734,849
Genre: Gaming
Date of upload: Sep 3, 2023 ^^
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RYD date created : 2024-05-11T18:19:02.665531Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Son, don't let me find these games under your bed later.
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I gotta say I really like how the genre of "steam dumpster diving" videos slowly grows here on YouTube. You never know what you'll find, haha.
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I remember playing Godus years ago. It was so bad I couldn't progress at a certain point and abandoned it, sadly because in the beginning it was actually somewhat fun
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My brother is an artist at Double Fine. Those fortnight game pitch & vote things are done by the upper management during the space of time between projects. The constraints mean that the games have two weeks to be done, with the different staff members sometimes working outside of their specialty zone. He told me that it is a cool, creative process, and when i saw him over christmas break, he was talking about his pitch for the latest fortnight project. The games have to be started and finished in the two week period, so you throw any QA and bugtesting out the window. I didn't know they sold the games, I assumed they did it for a change of pace, and that was it!
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As someone hailing from Germany... yes, we are ashamed of Autobahn Polizei as well. It's a laughingstock here, together with the ten million other 'Simulators' from Aerosoft (the Publisher). Well done dredging through it, son.
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Say what you want about the gameplay about Their Land, but props to the developer (or if he bought them props to the creator) of those face animations in the interview portion. It sometimes look like it's just facial capture, but there's moments that point to it being hand animated and it looks so good (aside from those little parts that feel off, but for a single person it's quite impressive).
Hopefully he (or whoever created them) keeps at it since those micromovements are very on point to feeling like an actual human rather than some of the robotic animations we see today (Starfield at points) where the eye's are constantly moving, little headshakes and so on.
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"If you put a crew member in a job they don't like, they'll end up depressed and sad." Spacebase DF-9 sounds like a game that Josh from Let's Game It Out would play.
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I had a great time playing Godus back in the day, I was too young to understand what shady tactics they did tho
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I feel like part of the charm of Steam is the super indie trash you can find on it. It really feels like almost anyone can make a game and slap it on there, and they'll be right there with all the AAA titles coming out. The nature of Steam of course means that there are a lot of garbage games to wade through, but you can also find the odd hidden gem in the pile.
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I looked at the list before but I would never had thought to actually see those games reviewed.
As someone who is addicted to Long-Form analysis videos I really appreciate the change of scenery. Well done son
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I'm proud of you, son. It takes a lot of guts to try something new
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An idea you might like: taking broken games still being sold on Steam or GOG, analyzing how broken they are, then applying fixes provided by the community and how well the game runs after, and if the game is worth playing when fixed.
Yeah I came up with this because it happened to me. I recently purchased Septerra Core: Legacy of the Creator because it sounded interesting, but it was unplayable. I was able to find a fix in a forum post and now the game runs great.
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what an unexpected ray of sonshine.
this feels like getting at least some kind of a breather mentally after what was... quite a wild last series. take care son.
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You might actually be on to something here, Son. A series where you review games that could/should have been good but various circumstances lead to them being bad like Matt Mcmuscles' famous "What Happened" series would probably be pretty entertaining.
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I totally fell for Godus. Black & White was a huge part of my childhood and I just thought if Molyneux made something half as good it would be good enough for me. Turns out what we actually got was just a FarmVille clone without the multiplayer (you know, the thing that made it addictive).
Edit: Oh, hey, I got Towns too. Guess I just have terrible taste. I actually enjoyed Towns though, it was incredibly janky but there was potential there, and it never pretended to be more than it was.
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A bit late to the party, but seeing Sacred 3 in this, I can’t help but comment. Sacred (the original) / Sacred Gold + Underworld DLC were my childhood. I spent HOURS being addicted to that game, replaying it, discovering the different characters and their skills & weapons, exploring the open world.. My dad was the first one to play it and got my sister and I into it too, so it’s such a treasured memory.
I actually never played Sacred 2 (my dad & sister did, I think), because I loved the first one so much, I played it on every computer I owned until it was too old to work.
Yes, the graphics are incredibly old now and it surely has its flaws.
But my god, was it made with absolute love & passion. The story was interesting, there were so many hidden jokes (like reading the inscriptions on gravestones) and such a huge variety of worlds and monsters. I can still picture it. Of course, some nostalgia plays into this opinion, but I truly believe it was a fantastic game.
Going forward in time, I got an Xbox One for Christmas. My sister & I found Sacred 3 in a bargain bin or something, thinking ohhh good thing they’re still so underrated, we got a good deal on a great game.
No.
No no no.
What absolute fucking trash.
As you mentioned, the dialogue is cringy and try-hard funny, the world isn’t open and it’s just a mess of levels that somehow all feel the same.
No sense of exploring, no love & passion. The characters are boring, the story is boring.
I’ve never been this disappointed in a game & I’m so sad to see what has become of the series.
Never would’ve thought to see it anywhere in a video, but I’m glad you gave it the trash it deserves. Sacred 2 hopefully was a beacon of light, because the series deserves so much better. Especially the first one. A true forgotten treasure.
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The fact that Godus was the best mobile game i ever played says everything about mobile games we need to know.
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I was a huge fan of the flat-out series! As soon as the dev gave up control of the series it was sad but they did make a new game that feels like hanging out with an old friend. You should definitely play wreckfest
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Important note about DF9. It's just unfinished. It was an early case of early access scams, and killed doublefine's reputation for me. It was in early alpha when they just slapped 1.0 on it and billed at as a full game
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@YourFavoriteSon1
8 months ago
What's the worst game you've ever played? 🎮
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