People are full of takes here, but let's talk about really bad games for a sec (and I'm omitting Starfield that spurred a lot of negative emotions in me, but it was hardly a bad game). All of them are on PC but it's because I game mostly on PC.
- Company of Heroes 3 -- creative bankruptcy in a nutshell. Unfinished, poorly designed game with outdated visuals and broken balance who's onle saving grace is the fact that the genre is kinda dead and beggars can't be choosers.
- Cities Skylines 2 -- optimization can be fixed, core cannot. It's still a traffic jam sim with city-building added on top of it for pretty visuals. I don't want to sort out road network, I want to govern a town and create a good economy. Sadly, Cities is none of those things but, once again, beggars can't be choosers. The genre is barely alive thank to EA.
- Sadly, Forza Motorsport. The handling is brilliant, but the overall state of PC port is deplorable. Content is also razor thin, I've finished everything in a week and have no desire to participate in online ramfest with cheaters. Also, wheel support is utterly broken, thanks for nothing, I guess.
- Darktide. I know it's a 2022 game, but it's a masterclass of how you can frag up the insane goodwill from fans with a crappy service support. No tanna leafs for that devs, Comissar Cain.
Other, at least from my experience, were at least good games, just not hitting me in the right time or mood (I'm stll holding back ToTK because I'm just not into gluing sticks together just yet). 2023 is a year of an insane game qualily, in all honesty. The only worst thing about it is that I don't have enough time to play these great games.