Which games you regret playing/buying this gen?

Evil within lord of fallen divinity original sin finan fantasy type 0 no man sky project cars Rainbow six siege far cry 4 AC unity driveclub

Battlefield 1 - I was expecting a decent SP campaign, but it turned out to be a 4 hour shit fest.

@brimmul777: I second that motion! I got bored less than two weeks in. The Division gets my vote.

Pokemon Sun - why on earth did i think this would be great?

Sunset Overdrive - what a piece of shit. Nothing compared to ratchet and clank

Watch Dogs - nope.

@dr_vancouver: "I got bored less than two weeks in. "

How many hours you got in those 2 weeks?

@PSP107: Lots actually. A couple buddies helped me grind to lvl cap then I saw there wasn't much to look forward to after that & just kinda died off. Played every night for a couple of weeks though, I think my crew made it more entertaining than the game actually is though. I feel bad they wasted their time helping me level and I just quit - but two weeks into it you'll have seen anything worth seeing.

Ones I can think of....

Knack - Had its moments, but lost replay value after the first playthrough, and should have been a whole lot better to begin with.

Infamous: Second Son - It was fun enough that I played through it, but the game was underwhelming and the game world felt dead after I beat the (rather short) game.

Crimson Dragon - The worst story I've heard in a video game I think, or one of the worst. The gameplay was pretty lousy too. At least it looked neat, and it was cool how the dragons evolved. I still don't know what difference most of the different equip-able abilities really made.

Sunset Overdrive - I was so hyped for that game, and maybe that is why I was disappointed. It wasn't an awful game by any means, but I wanted it to be something it wasn't.

Halo: Master Chief Collection - Buggy as hell at launch. I also took for granted how much I enjoyed playing through the Halo campaigns on the 360 and how much the old achievements added to the games.

DA Inquisition - What started out as a great game with Origins descended into mediocrity with Inquisition, albeit mediocrity that was nice to look at. As a mage player I felt like I got the short end of the wand in Inquisition, and despite all of the improvements the series had made it also left behind a lot of things I really liked best about Origins.

Super Bomberman R - Oh it was a lousy buy. Played better Bomberman games in the past that cost less.

Mr. Shifty - I don't know what I was expecting, but it is so inferior to Hotline Miami that I haven't felt the urge to really play it again since I first sat down with it. I might actually just delete the game and never speak of it again, if I don't decide to play through the game quick sometime just to get my money's worth.

@Ovirew:

That's why you shouldn't pay full prices for games.

@PSP107: I don't mind paying full price for a good game. It supports the work the developer did to create the game. And while I think lifetime sales matter, a lot of people tend to focus more on first week/first month sales.

Minecraft on Switch. My life as I know it is over. I take it everywhere and show everyone my new builds.

Final fantasy 15. Just have no desire to start a new 40 hour rpg.

Destiny and Star Wars Battlefront comes to mind.