Wich badly received games you think deserve a second chance?

The Order was a game with potential. The parts that were playable were good however there were too many cut-scenes; it just killed the game imo.

It could be the new Knack, whereby the original was an average game and the sequel is excellent. I have been blown away with the improvement in the 2nd Knack. It has been my 2nd favourite PS4 exclusive behind Rachet and Clank.

Same here.

TOO HUMAN

(hides under bed) :/

I enjoyed it. I dont give a f*ck about anything else. And the gunplay was solid albeit spaced out poorly between long walking segments. It was the pacing that was terrible in The Order, not the gunplay

Quantum Break. Ignore the so-so story, turn the difficulty up, you'll find it's decent. Turn your score of 7 into an 8.

The Order, Dante's Inferno, and RAGE just to name a few.

Thats an idiotic escapist reply. If he enjoyed it what matters how "good" something is? Games are meant to entertain us, nothing else. If The Order did entertain us both, what others consider "good" becomes irrelevant

Yes! Dante's Inferno was entertaining. Would like a sequel but probably never happen having in mind Visceral is no more and EA does not do SP games anymore

I think the BioShock collection is one of the better remasters out there, you get all 3 games with new Director's commentary. I think I paid 50$ at the time, but many remasters go for 40$ solo these days, so I thought 50$ for 3 games + new stuff was good enough.....I'm a big BioShock fan though.

@Alucard_Prime: I picked mine up during the Countdown sale for $10 for Arkham and $20 for Bioshock, excellent value in these bundles, only disappointment was Arkham Collection didn't include Origins. I'm glad I revisited these, I gained better appreciation for what Arkham City offered in its lore references I didn't pick up on originally but gained insight into after revisiting the Batman animated series from the 90s. I also liked Bioshock 2 more, mostly because after replaying the first I felt it was way too long, Bioshock 2's felt just right.

Arkham knight is another game Imo. People complained about too much batmobile. I just limited my use of it until the parts i had to use it. Game was great

Elder Scrolls Online. It's a damn good MMO right now (probably the best on the market).

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To me the gunplay seems to be similar to Gears series and pretty much contains your normal weapons that you use in any of your standard shooters. The only good or unique guns appear for a moment and then got taken away. I just don't see how it's anything worth salvaging.

NFL Gameday. Come'on, NFL and EA, drop that exclusivity agreement!

OT: Yea, I enjoyed The Order for what it was. Would love to see a more fleshed out numero dos.

No one said it must be unique. Gears gunplay is still fun, despite being pretty much standard.

The only good or unique guns appear for a moment and then got taken away. I just don't see how it's anything worth salvaging.

That is a thing that could be improved in a sequel, thus this thread

SFV shot itself in the foot, undersold and was (pretty sure) the worst received of the main entries outside of the original game.

It still has grindy bullshit, but it's also now got alot of content and is really just, a superb game. Arguably the best fighting game on the market.

Dont. I am in the same boat. I enjoyed too human and want a sequel cause sci fi norse is damn fine

That is where we must agree to disagree. To me Gears is a very shitty game and no game should try to imitate it.

Certainly The Order, too much hate for this game imo.

It has its flaws but nowhere near as much as the hatred it received.

I hope for more from Ready at Dawn, just fix you game mechanics, a bit, and you have an awesome Ip!!!

The original Killzone.

It was suppose to be this "Halo Killer" but the game's engine simply couldn't flow on the PS2 hardware. Guerrilla didn't even bother addressing anything with its PS3 HD remake. To me, I found the game to be a fun shooter, despite it's flaws. SP campaign had a lot going for it because it was long, great firefights, with few checkpoints between. Yes, I'm probably the very few who would say this, but I find the story to be excellent, hell even deeper/darker. Nothing revolutionary, but to me it was interesting to see themes of oppression, tyranny, colonialism and interplanetary government struggle and even "racism". To me, this would have been Playstation's flagship shooter, an answer to Halo.

Too Human

With a few tweaks, game could be special in this co-op focused gaming scene.

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