2019 has been a happy year for gamers. Major platforms have launched high-scoring masterpieces, and even many people feel that they can't play. However, in such a big game year, there are still many games that have broken through the lower limit of player acceptance and been crowned with the title of scum. IGN based on the Metacritic score, inventory of the lowest rating of the fifteen invincible thunder works in 2019, I don't know if the friends here have been recruited?
IGN's fifteen lowest-rated 2019 Introductory Short Films:
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Note※: The following rankings are based on the average score of M station from highest to lowest.
15. "Love St. Larry: Wet Dreams Don't Dry"
M station average score - 50 points!
While the Series has been around for more than 30 years, offering players a "mature" point-and-click adventure game, the rough story, meaningless puzzles, and dry yellow strips are completely intriguing.
14. "Wehrmacht Headquarters: Cyber Cavalry"
The Wehrmacht headquarters series has always been known for its fictional bloody world, yet the first VR production in the series did not inherit the essence of any of the series. Much of the criticism has focused on incredibly short narrative plots, tedious battles, and empty interiors.
13. "Decay of Logos"
M station average score - 49 points!
RPG games borrowed from Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Dark Souls. It sounds like fun, but the game's performance issues are frequent, and the dungeon is the same, making playing it more like suffering than adventure.
12. Vane
Vane offers players a small, refreshing, mysterious journey to explore in the desolate desert. However, the game lacks direction and story, which makes people feel completely empty and boring.
11. "Demon Hunting"
The average score of M station - 48 points!
Demon Hunt is a third-person action-adventure game, and the official art style setting is still remarkable, but the actual game is another matter. The soft feel and the visual sense of various masterpieces (Devil May Cry, God of War, Andronic Prototype) make the game experience full of slots.
10. "Monster Truck Iron Giant"
M station average score - 47 points!
While there are various modes, including open-world adventure, racing, and destruction, most players don't stick to the end of each mode, which is too mediocre.
9. Generation Zero
M station average score - 45 points!
Avalanche Studios continues with Avalanche. The original Generation Zero places the player in a desolate sci-fi world with no life but to fight against murderous robots. While the background can pique the player's interest, the game's tedious story and repetitive battle loops feel unpolished, like a half-finished product.
8. "Submersed"
M station average score - 44 points!
Survival horror games, although relatively niche, are not lacking in quality. However, this game did not reach its due potential. The story is based on a general fear of sharks and unfolds below the surface of the sea. However, the game is too short, the narrative is weak, and the difficulty of enemy design is quite high, which is extremely frustrating to play.
7. FIFA20 Legacy Edition (login to Nintendo Switch)
M station average score - 43 points!
Simply put, it is only for the NS version of FIFA 19 to make some players, the data update of the stadium, and the adjustment of the UI. There is no new content, new mode or improvement of the game graphics. As a DLC can still be a battle, posting a new trademark on the shelves to sell makes people take EA without temper.
6、《WWE2K20》
M station average score - 42!
From the beginning of its release, WWE2K20 was full of ironic bugs and bugs, and because the consequences were too ridiculous and sand sculptures, it quickly swept the Internet into fame. There is also a trend Tag of #fixwwe2k20 (Fix WWE2K20) on Twitter.
5. Dollhouse
M station average score - 41!
Dollhouse is a first-person adventure horror game. Trying to piece together his past through the eyes of a young detective. However, the design of the level generated by the program is too similar, and the game is full of bugs and bugs, making the complete level of the game a luxury.
4. Contra: RC Alliance
M Station Average - 40 points!
The Contra series dates back to the late 1980s, but this not-so-recent work is not a traditional 2D scroll game, and the 3D diagonal view is not recognized. Hailed by the media as one of the worst games ever made after gaining a well-known IP, the classic failed to convey to the players who pass on the present, a failed attempt to revive.
3. "Blade of Time" (Nintendo Switch Edition)
M Station average - 38 points!
Time Blade was originally released in the PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 eras, and today's Switch port is not optimized as it should be. Frame drops, stuttering, air walls, lost gears... Coupled with the picture quality and modeling that still belongs to the previous generation, many old fans are prohibitive to get their hands on it.
2、《Left Alive》
M station average score - 37 points!
SE's collaborative work with Yoji Shinkawa, featuring mecha-themed survival action shooter. Yoji Shinkawa's style and setting are reminiscent of Metal Gear Solid, but it proved to be a failed attempt. The game's poor feel, bizarre AI, and rough level design can be tolerated, but the bug-ridden audio, animation performances, and offline choices of IQ in the cutscene make its reputation completely overwhelmed.
1. Eternity: The Last Unicorn
M Station Score - 36 points!
This Nordic-style RPG attempts to recreate the honest fixed-perspective action games of the 1990s, such as Resident Evil, but lacks the other practical elements that make the latter a masterpiece. Critics argue that the game's combat is meaningless, with most enemies not carrying enemies, while boss battles, on the other hand, are not fought by humans.
The game's fixed perspective is a big flop, as it is often stuck in inexplicable places, resulting in some battles starting with a steep increase in difficulty, and few people will be happy to play Eternal: The Last Unicorn in contrast to God of War, which also has the same Norse mythological background.