10 Most Disappointing Games of 2024 [First Half]

Suicide Squad is universally considered a failure yet WB is doubling and tripling down on live service garbage.

Ubisoft could've literally just used the bones of Black Flag for Skull and Bones, not even added any features, just cleaned it up a bit, with an original story and characters and it would've done numbers. I was so stoked when it was announced.

Can’t believe it’s already July Time flies

You guys need to do a Steam Sale Recommendations list for Best Deals or Bang for your Buck style. Perhaps more than one as the sales change during it's run.

please place the names instead of numbers

The biggest sin of Snow Day is it doesn't look like South Park. SoT and FbW were both like playing an episode of the show.

It's hilarious to me that Skull and Bones made it past the "you're just the boat" part.

Seems the time tags are off for each game.

Please keep beating Suicide Squad 🤣😂🤣just coz WB wants to double down on 'games as a service'

I was already uninterested in Suicide Squade from the moment it was announced at Fandome 2020 because I couldn't care less about the Suicide Squad as characters, so I do feel pretty vindicated in seeing it fumble and flop

hurts how konami is just letting the silent hill ip rot away, it could earn them millions

Gameranx, or "Falcon," you need to shift your focus from company names to the individuals driving the creativity behind the games. When Rocksteady Games created the Batman Arkham series, it was under the direction of the talented Sefton Hill. After completing the series, Hill left Rocksteady to start his own studio, Hundred Star Games. Expecting the same quality from a company that has lost its key creative force is unrealistic. It would be more insightful if your comments discussed the professionals behind the games rather than fixating on the companies. Just my two cents. :)

As someone who played the original Endless Ocean... Luminous hurt me in a way I don't like. The originals had a captivating story. It was subnautica without the survival elements or the horror... but the story was amazing. And I can't stand the AI voice that they use in luminous. It makes the game feel so cheap.

The Battlefront collection wouldn't even let me invert the Y axis control. I was done 5 minutes in.

I'm... surprised by #9? I mean, maybe it's because it was free but I thought it was pretty cool. Not as cool as PT surely would have been but y'know, I respect them for actually, like, trying something.

Suicide Squad could have been good if it was a single player, focused experience where you didn't try to shoot superheroes with guns. If they were killing the Justice League in clever ways, that could have been great. Superheroes are famously good at dealing with guns. If they weren't, standard criminals would defeat them all the time.

Matt and Trey parker have stated that they hated the old 1998 south park game before Stick of Truth was made and they said that they both wanted to be more hands on with south park games in the future... so its really weird that they let a game like South Park Snow day be made again.

I just want a pirate game with an immersive story/open world similar to how they made Red Dead 2

love your before you buy videos very helpful

I couldn't predict number 1 because I completely forgot it existed.