10 Worst Games We Played in 2011

Mindjack

Mind-numbing would be the more apt name for this game, as it was never really clear how a game about mental hijacking would really take off. With sub-par gameplay, horrible targeting, incompetent AI and a slew of other faults, Mindjack didn’t impress us at all, despite the somewhat dazzling cover art for the game.

Ra.One

When we heard Shah Rukh Khan was releasing a videogame, we were excited. When we heard that a demo was going to be playable at GAMES11, we were ecstatic. When we actually played the game, we lost all reason for living. Where do we even begin with this one? Crappy controls, bizarre graphics and mind-numbing button mashing were just some of the ridiculous problems we had with this game. We’re just hoping that SRK sticks to his movies and stays very, very far away from games.

X-Men Destiny

Destiny clearly had other plans for the X-men crew in this game. An unfinished game with close to zero credit to the franchise, this was one game we were glad to be rid of. Fans of the X-Men might have loved going through all of the characters and their powers, but for everyone else there was little joy to be had from this repetitive title.

Supremacy MMA

A supreme disappointment to say the least, this game took fighting to a new levels of disappointment. Sure it was bloody and brutal, but thanks to its sluggish gameplay you could never enjoy it for more than a few minutes of button mashing. Given that there are much more polished MMAs on the market, we were more than happy to uppercut this catastrophe into oblivion.

Brink

The biggest attraction for Brink was supposed to be its million billion different ways of customizing your character. But the problem with Brink is that it was soon lost to the slew of COD-inspired games that bombarded us last year. With a slew of bugs that show up even after patching, there’s little here to enjoy that you couldn’t find elsewhere.

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