@cetus835 if I told you something wasn't great but also wasn't bad what would you call that? Mediocre good and ok are all pretty much the same thing in that context
@@cetus835 I think the biggest set back for the game was it was a full $60 release for what felt like 1/2 a game. The gameplay wasn't anything special. It was a pretty normal 3rd person cover to cover shooter. But it ends right when you think the main juice is about to be squeezed. I got it for $10 and it is by far the best $10 game I have ever played. Just feels incomplete and I wish sony would green light a sequel.
Everyone complains about the story of Homefront not making sense, but A. It’s no more ridiculous than the modern warfare games where a terrorist attack leads to a Russian Invasion and WWIII and B. It’s in an alternate universe where North Korea is the powerhouse that China is in our universe, North Korea in those games is not the same little North Korea we have.
hmm it seems they cant accept that fact which is weird not realizing this is a fictional story. If it really flops because of this, i only see it as some sort of disdain or arrogance honestly
The reason that North Korea had to be the Homefront villain is because it's the only country that you can't market the game in, I mean you certainly can't portray China as a villain in a video game.
They originally made it to be china but the Chinese shareholders of the the publisher said no change it. So same with the red dawn remake at the time. I just play it as if it was china. someone should mod it.
@@GnrlDillin fallout villain are basically the enclave (fallout 1-3), Caesar legion (fallout NV), and the institute (Fallout 4). Even in the series they reveal that vault tec is the one who dropped the bomb to start the apocalyptic world of fallout.
@@haidarnaufaldy1889It's actually still ambiguous, we've seen Vault-Tec discussing dropping the nukes first in the TV series but we don't know if they _actually_ were the first. Mr. House in New Vegas said he thought they had plenty of time, but it turned out they didn't (implying some faction beat Vault-Tec to the idea; the party at the start of the show supports the idea that they were taken by surprise). Tim Cain also thinks Vault-Tec could not have been the first and said it was China that launched the nukes first in his envisioned lore (he ultimately leaves it up to Bethesda though). I like what Leonard Boyarsky said, it doesn't matter who did. The ambiguity gives it a whodunnit element and should not need to be answered. FO2 implied an AI started it for fun, FO3 implied aliens did it, it could really be anyone.
Advent Rising is actually my favorite game of all time. Played it multiple times, loved the powers in it as well as the story. I remember reading in a magazine about it and watching the trailers online before youtube was really a thing, i definitely was hyped for it. Biggest let down was no sequel for me. I wish they could remake this to at least save the story.
Man I was so hyped for that game... the flying was badass and skimming the water to cool your jets? Awesome... I had heard that it was "better" about a year and a half ago so I bought it for some small amount but nope...disappointed all over again
tbh imo Spore is a pretty solid game and is a big Childhood memories for the fans of Maxis, the Evolutionary stage from the micro organism to Fully Land to Sky creature is great and very fun part of the game, but when u enter the Tribal and Civil Age, the game turn from adventure to RTS, which honestly comparing the Tribal to Civilization Age ironically the tribal Era is wayyy more fun im my humble opinion, its just what you do in Civil Age is just claim spice on land, claim spice on sea, attack this, convert this, trade with this and prty much only that. meanwhile on tribal stage you actually play it like an actual rts games, get some population up, create building for more weapons and tech, gather food from various source and the choice to Attack or Befriend other Tribal Group, and the combat honestly way more better than the Civil Age Land,Naval,Sky combat provide. and yes also the Space Stage is also a bit underwhelming cuz i agree if only the dev spent more time on this stage and try more various stuff to test in this stage, it honestly could be the No Man Sky of that Era, The World is HUGE but its just lots of it are meant for nothing, only provides some Flora & Fauna to be taken to your own Solar system for the purpose of Terraforming, and yeah there's also Treasure here n there but that's about it. The Lore is what i have more interest for since it is way more engaging than the Gameplay ngl, It relates back to the treasure you found on some planet, lots of it have a very good lore story about how was it there and what its made for. there's also lots of unique solar system and cool Star System that are great too visit (like some Blackholes, Wormholes, etc) and even unique planets existed. heck even our Real Solar system is in the game lol (ive seen it in game and its funny how small Earth is in that game) overall yeah i feel like about 45-60 % of the game have done quite right but the rest of it are bit underwhelming. but hey, the Creation Mode is actually where this game Sparks! its very fun to create some silly Creatures, buildings, vehicles,etc in this game lol and also There is mods to support more Creation Kit for the player to use it for our own creativity, this is where ive seen people have made some crazy stuff that are impossible to make without mods (like some Dragons or even eldritch being lol) so come on now man, Spore Creation is not all about PP Monster 🤣
and honestly still a very unique concept even to this day, i mean there is an rts and civ game on it not to mention the unique early stages. And space exploration. It had everything really, if early acess was popular back then and this get tons of updates then i can only imagine what it would be right now 🤔
Holy crap you too? I was so excited when my dad got it for me for my birthday. Also from a pawn shop. I always thought it was funny how Sion looked just like Sora from KH
it was, calling it slow and clungy whne playing like a game reviewer who could't get past cuphead toturial is crazy, game was decently good and was good fun the fact that anthon and starfied not here is crazy
Callisto Protocol's failure is heartbreaking. Saw an interview where he described the hell they went through - excecutives moving the date forward by 3 months in time for their IPO, cutting the content etc. Sad stuff.
Played Callisto first time this year, after they dropped DRM. This is the best game i played since 2022 till now (tho i didnt play Dead Space Remake and GoW Ragnarok yet). Only other good games were Robocop and maybe Fort Solis (if thats a game). There should be Starfield and Diablo 4 on that list, and not Callisto. These were really mediocre (I still hope they will be much better).
@@bwhere45 so name few titles better than Callisto released after Callisto, because my point was, there really arent many, if at all (i dont play Final Fantasy, Elden Ring, or idk, Hogwarts Legacy).
I played it on Game Pass and it was mid af. After the revival of AAA survival horror that was RE7 and RE2 Remake, people were itching for another AAA survival horror from the creators of Dead Space but Callisto Protocol turned out to be mediocre linear action slop. Like seriously, your setting is a prison set in Jupiter’s moon and they made you go in a straight line? If they let us explore the prison in RE2 Remake style then it would have been a 9/10 game. What wasted potential.
@@briggsg any game that has defensive combat more than "move stick to left or right." This stupid internet delusion of thinking something is great because you personally liked it needs to stop. Callisto is like the devs looked at all the most interesting aspects of Dead Space and made a game solely from the leftovers.
I don't think I've ever heard anyone complain that Spore was unenjoyable and mediocre.....even today it's one of the best creature creators out there and they did expand the game with Galactic Adventures that made it even better Creating your own missions where you can customise literally everything (buildings, characters, story, sound, effects, dialogue...and loads more) was fantastic What was even better about that expansion was the online feature where you could share or play adventures of other people and most importantly it made the space stage a lot more enjoyable, since you're mostly stuck in a space ship it was always nice seeing your character again
I always saw complaints being targeted at EA for forcing changes to the game while it was in progress. Really weird that none of that was mentioned here since a lot of that "shallowness" was EA's fault.
Yeah spore is great, I also have some good memories of heavenly sword too, it was one of my first ps3 games lol, didn't think it was mediocre or anything..
I was disappointed Watch Dogs didn't live up to what was promised, but i absolutely loved what was there. The music, the "hacker" gameplay. What really made WD memorable for me was the intruder game play. Perfectly hiding, sometimes in plain sight, watching the other player frantically look for you. Hope the franchise makes a comeback.
I've got 2 more 1. Hatred. The infamy was off the charts! "Oh its so violent!" "Adults only rating!" Everyone was talking about it. Then it came out and was basically just GTA as a twin stick shooter. 2. Atomic Heart. Incredible graphics, and a BioShock look. It ultimately was the studios first ever game however but nobody seemed to take that into account. If you try to compare it to BioShock then yeah you're gonna be disappointed. But if you view it as these guys never made a game before and this was their first attempt then its bloody incredible
Hatred wasn't hyped. The only thing people talked about was that you're playing as an active shooter with some people wanting to buy it out of protest to annoy those who called it sick which brought it to peoples attention to begin with. The environmental destruction was good from what I heard tho, but calling what had been a controversy a hype is quite far fetched, I know exactly 1 Person who bought it and that one only bought it out of spite - everyone knew about it but barely anyone actually cared about it at the end of the day.
@@Unknown_Genius I just googled stats on it and it sold 631k copies and grossed $4.1 million. For an Indie title that's pretty darn good. I'd argue that they used the controversy to create hype. GTA does the same thing really if you think about it
@@Unknown_Genius I bought hatred for the meme but it was actually a good game with great visuals and the destruction was cool aswell. It is like Postal but top down. The last two levels were hard af because you dont even go against civilians at that point (which was the controversy lmao) but only the military
@@skye_music I mean, technically postal did start as top down as well - didn't hear that the game was good tho, only that it had good destruction - but as said, I also only know 1 person who bought it out of spite like most did, so there wasn't that much talk about if it was good or not, main thing going on was the controversy
@@frostbite3820 630k sales is good for indie that's true, but I disagree that GTA does the same thing, most don't care about the controversy there and just wanted it because the consensus was that it's generally a good game (or franchise for that matter), somethig people would play at a friends house and instantly go out to buy it themselves (e.g. GTA San Andreas was in most households here already before some weird person on TV tried to act like you could dismember bodies with a chainsaw) - whereas hatred was mainly bought out of spite due to the online controversy surrounding it.
I owned both Brute Force and Advent Rising when I was younger. I think I bought Brute Force out of a bargain bin but I really enjoyed it. I actually liked Advent Rising quite a bit more and loved how powerful you could become and still remember the cliffhanger of being teleported into the snow at the end. I played multiple playthrough's of Advent Rising and always hoped for a sequel.
That’s more or less why I don’t watch trailers anymore. Hearing about a game’s reception after release is a way safer way to decide what to get excited for.
I think it's a hard game to judge. I think it's unique, interesting and different from anything I played before. But there are also things that don't work well, I think.
Enter the Matrix was such a banger when I was a kid. I had it on my ps2 & played through it like 10 times. I also remember Brute Force. I wasn’t allowed to play M rated games at that time, so I’d go over to my neighbors house & we’d play it all day. Great game.
Yeah no clue how this was on the list the game was great and loads of fun, had no clue people didn't like it until today. Guess that's the internet for ya
Order 1886 was surprisingly good when it came to story & characters. My biggest problem is that it was too short in certain sections, we couldn’t pick any weapons we wanted, no infinite ammo option, and we didn’t fight enough fantasy creatures. I really wanted to take down Jack the Ripper. I hope at some point in the future we do see a sequel.
Good when it came to story? Not how I experienced it. Paint by the numbers standard story, whose twists could be spotted by spotting the names... it had interesting ideas, like that life-extending elixir, but....
@@ArcaneSorceror i’m not saying it’s “gone with the wind” levels of story. But still, it was good and it had interesting twists. It would’ve been nice to see more of this world expanded on. And they definitely could’ve improved on gameplay. A lot of things felt too restricted
@@asksearchknock oh man don’t get me started on the QuickTime stuff. Certain times I’m OK with it(like in the insomniac Spider-Man games or even RE6) but if it’s overused(like in RE5 and 1886), it will infuriate me.
I liked it too. But, it was too short for a game at that scale; it didn't have the time to marinade... to show its potential. It was just there to showcase the power of the console, and like everything else that doesn't get to please the majority, it gets forgotten.
Man the childhood memories unlocked with Enter The Matrix. Half the time I had no idea what was going on but I had a good time, especially during the freeway mission
that mission had the worst driving segment in any game, it felt like driving a brick that was tied to another brick, even at the time. Path of Neo was an apology for Enter the Matrix
I really liked Advent Rising, and I don't think it gets enough love. I never thought of it as a Halo clone, to me it felt more like a precursor to Mass Effect.
I love Advent Rising, flaws and all. Fun gameplay, engaging story, and an absolute banger of a soundtrack. It pains me that we never got the rest of the story.
Agreed, I remember reading in a magazine how it was planned as part of a trilogy and how powerful you would become and I was all for it. Amazing story, with a great ending twist. Did multiple runs, my favorite run was just powers and fists. Most fun I had.
No one remembers Brute Force? What? Not only is it one of my all time favourite games, it’s one of those games that randomly comes to mind when I think about dream-sequels we’ll never get.
@SAVANTI711 naw brink was absolutely terrible... I remember being so excited for that game and I hated it. The only good thing was the parkour movement. The gameplay and customization were garbage
@@SAVANTI711 "Because Brink was really good and A lot of people have fond memories of it." I purchased it and traded it the same day. BRINK did not live up to what is was supposed to be.
I absolutely love Advent Rising. Incredible soundtrack and a story written by Orson Scott Card (writer of Ender's Game). The gameplay had some bugs, but nothing that particularly bothered me. And I think it's weird that this video complains about the flick stick targeting, because Star Wars: The Force Unleashed copied it and nobody complained. Honestly, Force Unleashed gave me Advent Rising vibes with a Star Wars coat of paint.
SAME. I spend absurd amounts of time looking up gaming news... and I've straight up NEVER heard of the #1 game on the list before. I feel like I'm in the bizarro world 😂
I followed this game here in Russia back in the day. Wanted to play it so badly. Got a copy of it after release. A pirated copy to tell you the truth. It was badly pirated and game never started from menu. I still want to play that game now. 😅
So glad it was Falcon, always enjoy your narrations and this was a good script, so props to whoever wrote it. Thanks for the recommendation about 30XX. I have never heard of that one before and it looks amazing, plus its currently on sale on Steam this weekend! Cheers Gameranx!
idc what any1 says callisto protocol was good and deserves a sequel, i think other people having too high expectations doesnt mean the devs are at fault
The Callisto Protocol isn't a bad game, its just a letdown cause we all expected Dead Space, and not a spooky space themed brawler. If that was clear upfront, I think it would get less hate.
The Callisto Protocol is a great counter-part to Dead Space, especially if you just finished the latter and want to reverse the power scales. Love being the tormentor instead of the tormented.
The control scheme is shit and the gameplay is endlessly boring, regardless of whether people were expecting Dead Space or not. I just wanted a good horror game in space. It's not.
Rly Spore is in this? I watched xqc stream it on Kick and at no point did I think this game is medicore, he loved it, the chat loved it whats the issue with it?
I guess the way my feed is setup, I never knew there were more than just you Falcon lol not saying the other guys are bad but you're the one I listen too the most
Advent Rising is one of my favorite games of all time. How it's a disappoinment?? It was a cool game, it ended on a cliffhanger. I still hope for a sequel
@AFAIK-l8k people expected dead space with a different name, I'm glad it wasn't. There were no collectibles to be found, it was a much more cinematic experience. Shotgun shells randomly in the women's bathroom lol or a bottlehead none of that. It was "short' and linear because they cut out the time feeler "game" stuff. I want more of that particular combat system, one game isn't enough. It felt different and fresh, people complained because more than one enemy was almost impossible...... without preparation. Also the pc version was busted on release and there was a gamebreakimg bug on the mission "below" These have been sorted out. The atmosphere is truly fantastic, the game is a banger!
I’m about halfway through and don’t think the melee is that great, does it get way better or something, I like the dodging element but it’s still pretty basic so far
Nah bro I remember lmao Do you remember the weird fighting game demos that came with it? 😂 fr tho, it was an amazing game and the world/lore of it was so well realised. There are lots of fun memories there. Also, I'm not sure if it's on the list, but Mech Assault went so hard as well
Brute force was easily one of my favorite games at that time, it was so much fun to play and could have really gone places if people would have given it a try. Also, I agree, mech assault was also amazing.
I actually enjoyed Callisto Protocol more than I thought I would after seeing the reviews. The main issue is that it was advertised as a survival horror game and a spiritual successor to Dead Space when it is clearly an action horror game. I think people would've enjoyed it more if they knew what to expect from it.
gameplay was boring af.. repetitive sht because they were too lazy to make more guns. I hated using that metal weapon time and time again..and lets not even mention the "evade" mechanic that you needed to use like 90% of the time -_-
Spore is a lot better than you're giving it credit for, to the point I kinda doubt you've played it. Particularly in regards to your comment about doing one stage and you've played enough. Cell/creature stages follow a similar "explore and upgrade" formula, but then tribal/civilization stages are basically mini-RTSes with significant differences from each other, and the space stage is basically a mini-4X in realtime. It's definitely not some masterpiece, but it has a major cult following for a reason. There are still RUclipsrs even bigger than you doing regular challenge videos on it.
@@ThanosInevitableYT Nope, it's because he's objectively wrong. It's not an opinion that there are significant differences between the stages, it's a fact. If he has played it, he never got further than the creature stage before putting it down.
@@ThanosInevitableYTno. I know he did not play these games when they were released. Because then he would not have included at least 1/3 of the list. These games were genre defining and one of the most loved games back then. They were not overhyped because they were released the time were RUclips started and nobody was watching that back then. So it was word to mouth. People liked a game, they told their buddies and they played it and liked it. That's why everyone loves these games.
@@ledumpsterfire6474 or he did play it and just didn’t like it 🤷♂️ not everyone had the same opinion or experience with games as you sorry to break it to ya princess, you have a very self centered and egotistical way of thinking and it’s just incorrect, you have no way of knowing if he played or not and because he said something negative about a game you personally like he automatically hasn’t played it in your eyes that’s ridiculous, I know plenty of people who don’t like some of the greatest games of all time and they’ve played it it’s called an opinion for a reason and not everyone has to agree with you, the level of entitlement you give off is pathetic.
Played Calisto a month ago after it had time to cook with patches. It is a great game. Very cinematic and viceral. Beautiful sci fi game. even got a DLC put another 20h into it.
When Evolve would have released nowadays it probably wouldn't have that much of a problem as back then. Even the "bad" dlc politics wouldn't be that big of a problem anymore. It's nearly the same modell as dead by daylight is running. They just would have to make hunters and monsters be "earnable" to unlock them through playing as an option to real money(maybe tweak prices a bit) and they would need to fix bugs/stability. Otherwise it probably would do fine nowadays. At least there is no similar game hitting this niche i am aware of. Asymmetrical gameplay in form of real bossfights on this scale.
Same with hellgate London. The first lootbased shooter and made the genre popular. But he shits on it because he never played these games when they released and now when they are dead it's not like 10 years Fortnite. They clearly have to be trash.
It's rare to have a game that sounded as good as Evolve. I still visit it often for the bot mode which if you ever played it online, made the game more enjoyable than someone who didn't have a clue what to do. I never bought any of the DLC but I still had fun with it. I believe the DLC monsters were later added in the game at no cost.
Hellgate London has to this day one of the best classes design in all of gaming. Every single class felt good and unique. That alone makes playing in worth it.
I loved Hellgate, as you said the classes were amazing, the mix of rpg/shooter was pretty novel, but i never found a reason to finish it, the quest never evolved, it has about 7-8 enemies model that just slightly change name/or colors. I fell like that it was just a case of over ambitious. Still the trailer were really something for the time
@letunglong8666 it certainly took some getting uses to....but once u get it it's nice...there are moments where it feels like the camera cheesed u like in soulslike games but overall a solid game
I'll agree as Spore wasn't "Overhyped" in the standard fashion. You had a few paid off mags hype it up, but everyone already knew it was going to suck out loud, so there was no actual "hype" for a game promising something technologically today's developers barely can accomplish.
No mention of Too Human? It at least deserves a (dis)honorable mention. It started out pretty cool and had potential for some seriously cool lore but completely fell flat on its face half-way through leading to Silicon Knights implosion.
Callisto protocol IS what got me to buy dead space remake , i enjoyed Callisto and loved it , and i wish for more . Callisto and dead space are two different titles , both are awesome and fun and thrilling to play . Callisto definitely needed some polishing and more work on some things , that extra somthing might made the game epic . Every body kept sying that DS2 was way cooler than the first one , but in my opinion DS1 was phenomenal ( DS2 was nice , but not like the first one ) . I'm not gonna mention the third . Callisto is way better than most game coming out today , you can barley find a good one , lets face it , Great games are scarce ...
The homefront multiplayer was actually really good. I loved playing that game. The way you got vehicles was great and I wish more games had that kind of feature
Being asked to fill Dead Spaces shoes ruined any chance that game had. If you take it and okay it for what it is, it's an enjoyable games if you take it and want it to be Dead Space.. it isn't and you're going to be disappointed
The antagonist in Homefront was supposed to be China, which would have made more sense, but the publishers didnt want to offend the Chinese government so that they would ban sales of the game and the publisher would lose a ton of revenue. So it was changed to North Korea.
State of emergency was fun.... but you're barking up the wrong tree if you expected it to be like Gran theft auto. It was a simple game to let off some steam.
One thing that stuck with me about Callisto Protocol is that in the whole duration I played it, like three or four hours, I only remember maybe two or three enemy types lol Compare that to enemy variety in like the first hour of Dead Space.
Callisto was good, I just think the internet doesn’t know how to play it properly, then complain about the small things in gameplay, and others behind them follow like a massive bandwagon. The only fair criticism I would say is that the saving system is terrible considering auto and manual save barely made any difference, the story made no sense, and DLC expansion should’ve come included with the game considering how lacking the base game is after you beat it.
I have always suspected that Jake Baldino is actually Falcon with Just a voice change, and the voice sounded exactly like Jake when he was mentioning number 13, I cant be the only one who noticed that🤔🤔
Dude i loved Brute Force and The Bouncer lol I used to rent them from my local video store over and over. I never even knew at the time Brute Force was supposed to be a Halo killer, so i never compared it to Halo which helped me enjoy the game better. The Bouncer was fun but extremely short.
I wish they would remaster the TimeSplitters Trilogy for all platforms....just imagine how insane the online multiplayer would be? C'mon Nightdive get them rights
I nearly jumped out of my chair when I saw Hellgate London. I've been telling people "Yeah, the game isn't... well it's kind of bad? But there's just *something* about it that makes me want to love it." Since the servers shut down. It was a real second shot to my heart to see the re-release on Steam basically be a copy-pasta of the Korean version, etc. etc. Still a highlight of my childhood. And then I saw Advent Rising. It feels like this list was curated FOR ME. Another game I absolutely adored in my childhood.
@@princecaspen3449only few really know how good of a game it was .. till now I love it .. I owned back when it was in a 3 game bundle on for PC ..black and white / lord of the rings / freedom fighters
@@princecaspen3449 It may have been different, but an open world sandbox game with almost nothing to do does not make for anything more than a short lived novelty.
I liked it, I bought it at launch. Great atmosphere and the actors were good. It was like dead space a bit but did it's own thing. It's a good one and done.
You think they had something against the game? I’m playing it now and except for the gfx and setting its pretty mid, maybe it will get better towards the end?
I played Enter The Matrix the day it came out. My friend and I were burning through until we got to one section that was literally impossible. You were supposed to follow a jet but as soon as you got into the car and began to accelerate you failed. My friend and I each tried for hours to get past that point. It wasn't until a patch was released that it became possible. At that point I was over the game and went back to playing Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory. I will never forget my time as a one man army medic in that game. I was also a menace as a spy.
Callisto one of my all time favorite. Not too long linear cinematic experience. But it's true, I don't pay 70 eur for any game. Than my expectations would be different. But everything in game is real like, that means also animations at human speed, not arcade like. Great game. Now you can get BR version for 15 eur. Like going twice to movies.
Always remember: there was somebody at Maxis who had an idea how Spore could be all that it promised, and they just thought it was not needed, and making the shallow version we got, was enough.
@thatboiiizekefug1111 game is awful. And here’s a list why. Combat is really bad and not fun, clunky and feels like shit. Upgrades mean nothing until the last hour of the game. The game is incredibly short. Not a single puzzle of any kind. Enemies are boring. Story is non existent. Characters are lifeless and really poorly written. Fire looks like a PS2 game. Bad atmosphere. Cliche reused set pieces such as locked in a room or a walkway falling. Ending was ass to an ass story. Zero replay value. No fun things to find or be rewarded for exploring. Just worse than dead space in every single way and it’s not even close.
Oh and the dodging is just fucking horrible. Every enemy attacks the exact same. Difficulty only occurs when they throw a fuck Ton of enemies at you. Bosses suck.
I’ve got a crazy amount of hours in Spore (900+)😂 it was fun for how it really wasn’t like any other game. It was science-y and actually somewhat educational. It also ran on my shitty laptop better than anything else.😂 Your ability to be creative is the heart and soul of Spore.
North Korea being the invaders isn't even a problem with Homefront, gotta remember, that was like peak North Korea scare in the US and not to mention there was literally a red dawn remake with North Korea as the bad guys (russian backed but still)
There was never a NK scare lol both Red Dawn and Homefront were originally going to feature the Chinese but they wanted to sell in China because they were opening up to foreign media
Now the opposite: Top 20 UNDERHYPED Games That Were actually EXCEPTIONAL
Disco elysium x100
Sea of stars
Signalis
Hi fi rush
So many indie games would make that list - Metal Hellsinger, Slime Rancher, A Hat in Time, Shadow Gambit, anything made by New Blood...
The Order 1886 at 14:53 “We don’t really talk much about it anymore” Except here at gameranx where it gets mentioned every other week or so 😂
It was a good game, not great but definitely no where near bad.
@cetus835 if I told you something wasn't great but also wasn't bad what would you call that? Mediocre good and ok are all pretty much the same thing in that context
@cetus835 I liked it because it was simple game no gimmicks
@@cetus835 I think the biggest set back for the game was it was a full $60 release for what felt like 1/2 a game. The gameplay wasn't anything special. It was a pretty normal 3rd person cover to cover shooter. But it ends right when you think the main juice is about to be squeezed. I got it for $10 and it is by far the best $10 game I have ever played. Just feels incomplete and I wish sony would green light a sequel.
I thought it was pretty good, would love a second one but won’t ever happen sadly
Everyone complains about the story of Homefront not making sense, but A. It’s no more ridiculous than the modern warfare games where a terrorist attack leads to a Russian Invasion and WWIII and B. It’s in an alternate universe where North Korea is the powerhouse that China is in our universe, North Korea in those games is not the same little North Korea we have.
hmm it seems they cant accept that fact which is weird not realizing this is a fictional story. If it really flops because of this, i only see it as some sort of disdain or arrogance honestly
In 2024 the story of Homefront doesn't seem that ridiculous anymore, so...
13:26 Falcon morphed into Jake for a second there
Jake is falcon?
Dual Personality?
Had to run it back twice to make sure I wasn't losing my mind 😂😂
Whoa wtf happened there? Lol
You can hear where Jake stops speaking and falcon starts: Jake 'next over at number 13' Falcon 'is Nickolodean ....'
The reason that North Korea had to be the Homefront villain is because it's the only country that you can't market the game in, I mean you certainly can't portray China as a villain in a video game.
They originally made it to be china but the Chinese shareholders of the the publisher said no change it. So same with the red dawn remake at the time. I just play it as if it was china. someone should mod it.
Fallout?
Fallout?
@@GnrlDillin fallout villain are basically the enclave (fallout 1-3), Caesar legion (fallout NV), and the institute (Fallout 4). Even in the series they reveal that vault tec is the one who dropped the bomb to start the apocalyptic world of fallout.
@@haidarnaufaldy1889It's actually still ambiguous, we've seen Vault-Tec discussing dropping the nukes first in the TV series but we don't know if they _actually_ were the first.
Mr. House in New Vegas said he thought they had plenty of time, but it turned out they didn't (implying some faction beat Vault-Tec to the idea; the party at the start of the show supports the idea that they were taken by surprise). Tim Cain also thinks Vault-Tec could not have been the first and said it was China that launched the nukes first in his envisioned lore (he ultimately leaves it up to Bethesda though).
I like what Leonard Boyarsky said, it doesn't matter who did. The ambiguity gives it a whodunnit element and should not need to be answered. FO2 implied an AI started it for fun, FO3 implied aliens did it, it could really be anyone.
Advent Rising is actually my favorite game of all time. Played it multiple times, loved the powers in it as well as the story. I remember reading in a magazine about it and watching the trailers online before youtube was really a thing, i definitely was hyped for it. Biggest let down was no sequel for me. I wish they could remake this to at least save the story.
I have a soft spot for Callisto. The presentation and atmosphere were amazing, but the gameplay left a lot to be desired. Best 6/10 game I’ve played 😅
Me too!!!
yeah i really liked it
I agree. It was a refreshing horror game for what it was.
Josh duhmal, Sam witwer, and that Asian chick from the boys really made a good cast for the game
Callisto was def overhyped. But it was also overhated.
Anthem will forever hurt for me. Honestly wish EA hadn't canceled the overhaul project for it.
I still do my legendary contracts every day🥺
@@CheeksMcGillicutty no idea why they're even keeping the game on at this point
Even I got curious and I hated that kind of game.
@@redohealer2 im glad they are better then it shutting down at least
Man I was so hyped for that game... the flying was badass and skimming the water to cool your jets? Awesome... I had heard that it was "better" about a year and a half ago so I bought it for some small amount but nope...disappointed all over again
tbh imo Spore is a pretty solid game and is a big Childhood memories for the fans of Maxis, the Evolutionary stage from the micro organism to Fully Land to Sky creature is great and very fun part of the game, but when u enter the Tribal and Civil Age, the game turn from adventure to RTS, which honestly comparing the Tribal to Civilization Age ironically the tribal Era is wayyy more fun im my humble opinion, its just what you do in Civil Age is just claim spice on land, claim spice on sea, attack this, convert this, trade with this and prty much only that. meanwhile on tribal stage you actually play it like an actual rts games, get some population up, create building for more weapons and tech, gather food from various source and the choice to Attack or Befriend other Tribal Group, and the combat honestly way more better than the Civil Age Land,Naval,Sky combat provide.
and yes also the Space Stage is also a bit underwhelming cuz i agree if only the dev spent more time on this stage and try more various stuff to test in this stage, it honestly could be the No Man Sky of that Era, The World is HUGE but its just lots of it are meant for nothing, only provides some Flora & Fauna to be taken to your own Solar system for the purpose of Terraforming, and yeah there's also Treasure here n there but that's about it.
The Lore is what i have more interest for since it is way more engaging than the Gameplay ngl, It relates back to the treasure you found on some planet, lots of it have a very good lore story about how was it there and what its made for. there's also lots of unique solar system and cool Star System that are great too visit (like some Blackholes, Wormholes, etc) and even unique planets existed. heck even our Real Solar system is in the game lol (ive seen it in game and its funny how small Earth is in that game)
overall yeah i feel like about 45-60 % of the game have done quite right but the rest of it are bit underwhelming.
but hey, the Creation Mode is actually where this game Sparks! its very fun to create some silly Creatures, buildings, vehicles,etc in this game lol and also There is mods to support more Creation Kit for the player to use it for our own creativity, this is where ive seen people have made some crazy stuff that are impossible to make without mods (like some Dragons or even eldritch being lol)
so come on now man, Spore Creation is not all about PP Monster 🤣
Spore for wii was quite fun😅
and honestly still a very unique concept even to this day, i mean there is an rts and civ game on it not to mention the unique early stages. And space exploration. It had everything really, if early acess was popular back then and this get tons of updates then i can only imagine what it would be right now 🤔
Starfield deserves its spot on this list.
Not a bad game but definitely didn’t live up to its hype or ambitions
Yes.
Anthem Too
Starfield was a game with bad replayability
@@TotallyNotJoe_it was a game with bad playability
swap that with Star Wars Outlaws.
I love the first watch dogs game. It's my favorite one in the franchise
Same. I’ll say 2 really improved on the mechanics and the city looks amazing, but I definitely enjoy WD1 over 2.
my third fav game dude, first is WD 2, second is GTA V
+1
It's good just wasn't what we were promised! I ended up returning it due to the hype
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The Bouncer was one of the first games I got for the PS2. My dad got it for us at a pawn shop. I loved that game
Me too. So much fun!
Holy crap you too? I was so excited when my dad got it for me for my birthday. Also from a pawn shop. I always thought it was funny how Sion looked just like Sora from KH
Unpopular opinion. Homefront was actually a really fun game. Just making it longer would've been great.
The multi-player hit different
Hell yeah i also enjoyed it!
Yeah I remember actually liking the MmP
Home front 2 was pretty decent too, basically Far Cry In a ruined city.
it was, calling it slow and clungy whne playing like a game reviewer who could't get past cuphead toturial is crazy, game was decently good and was good fun the fact that anthon and starfied not here is crazy
Callisto Protocol's failure is heartbreaking. Saw an interview where he described the hell they went through - excecutives moving the date forward by 3 months in time for their IPO, cutting the content etc. Sad stuff.
Played Callisto first time this year, after they dropped DRM. This is the best game i played since 2022 till now (tho i didnt play Dead Space Remake and GoW Ragnarok yet). Only other good games were Robocop and maybe Fort Solis (if thats a game).
There should be Starfield and Diablo 4 on that list, and not Callisto. These were really mediocre (I still hope they will be much better).
@@briggsg Starfield and Diablo 4 were bad, not mediocre. Callisto being labeled as mediocre is being gentle.
@@bwhere45 so name few titles better than Callisto released after Callisto, because my point was, there really arent many, if at all (i dont play Final Fantasy, Elden Ring, or idk, Hogwarts Legacy).
I played it on Game Pass and it was mid af. After the revival of AAA survival horror that was RE7 and RE2 Remake, people were itching for another AAA survival horror from the creators of Dead Space but Callisto Protocol turned out to be mediocre linear action slop. Like seriously, your setting is a prison set in Jupiter’s moon and they made you go in a straight line? If they let us explore the prison in RE2 Remake style then it would have been a 9/10 game. What wasted potential.
@@briggsg any game that has defensive combat more than "move stick to left or right." This stupid internet delusion of thinking something is great because you personally liked it needs to stop. Callisto is like the devs looked at all the most interesting aspects of Dead Space and made a game solely from the leftovers.
I actually loved Black & White. It was hilarious what you could do.
Anyone else notice Jake done the intro for number 13? 😂
I am thinking Falcon is just Jake after drinking a bunch of cough syrup to sound drunk/slurred/bored 😆
Editing mistake probably.
Jumped immediately to the comments!🤣
The conspiracy I keep seeing is Falcon is just Jake so maybe he slipped. 😂😂
@poolhalljunkie9 he's not jake lol. Such a weird theory.
I don't think I've ever heard anyone complain that Spore was unenjoyable and mediocre.....even today it's one of the best creature creators out there and they did expand the game with Galactic Adventures that made it even better
Creating your own missions where you can customise literally everything (buildings, characters, story, sound, effects, dialogue...and loads more) was fantastic
What was even better about that expansion was the online feature where you could share or play adventures of other people and most importantly it made the space stage a lot more enjoyable, since you're mostly stuck in a space ship it was always nice seeing your character again
92% positive reviews out of 55k
Spore is great, seeing it on this list is just flabbergasting.
I always saw complaints being targeted at EA for forcing changes to the game while it was in progress. Really weird that none of that was mentioned here since a lot of that "shallowness" was EA's fault.
Yeah spore is great, I also have some good memories of heavenly sword too, it was one of my first ps3 games lol, didn't think it was mediocre or anything..
Agreed. I love that game, and I still have it installed. I still fire it up regularly, actually.
The day that Duke Nukem was released, I was the only "weirdo" that choosed to play Alice Madness Return. I had a great time.
I was disappointed Watch Dogs didn't live up to what was promised, but i absolutely loved what was there. The music, the "hacker" gameplay. What really made WD memorable for me was the intruder game play. Perfectly hiding, sometimes in plain sight, watching the other player frantically look for you. Hope the franchise makes a comeback.
This channel refuses to stop talking
Yeah, intruder mode was fun. It really was a return to old hide and seek.
@@philithegamer8265yes that's kinda their job what exactly do you mean?
I never hear anything about the watch dog mobile. Where you could go into players game and help them from your phone.
I've got 2 more
1. Hatred. The infamy was off the charts! "Oh its so violent!" "Adults only rating!" Everyone was talking about it. Then it came out and was basically just GTA as a twin stick shooter.
2. Atomic Heart. Incredible graphics, and a BioShock look. It ultimately was the studios first ever game however but nobody seemed to take that into account. If you try to compare it to BioShock then yeah you're gonna be disappointed. But if you view it as these guys never made a game before and this was their first attempt then its bloody incredible
Hatred wasn't hyped. The only thing people talked about was that you're playing as an active shooter with some people wanting to buy it out of protest to annoy those who called it sick which brought it to peoples attention to begin with.
The environmental destruction was good from what I heard tho, but calling what had been a controversy a hype is quite far fetched, I know exactly 1 Person who bought it and that one only bought it out of spite - everyone knew about it but barely anyone actually cared about it at the end of the day.
@@Unknown_Genius I just googled stats on it and it sold 631k copies and grossed $4.1 million. For an Indie title that's pretty darn good. I'd argue that they used the controversy to create hype.
GTA does the same thing really if you think about it
@@Unknown_Genius I bought hatred for the meme but it was actually a good game with great visuals and the destruction was cool aswell. It is like Postal but top down. The last two levels were hard af because you dont even go against civilians at that point (which was the controversy lmao) but only the military
@@skye_music I mean, technically postal did start as top down as well - didn't hear that the game was good tho, only that it had good destruction - but as said, I also only know 1 person who bought it out of spite like most did, so there wasn't that much talk about if it was good or not, main thing going on was the controversy
@@frostbite3820 630k sales is good for indie that's true, but I disagree that GTA does the same thing, most don't care about the controversy there and just wanted it because the consensus was that it's generally a good game (or franchise for that matter), somethig people would play at a friends house and instantly go out to buy it themselves (e.g. GTA San Andreas was in most households here already before some weird person on TV tried to act like you could dismember bodies with a chainsaw) - whereas hatred was mainly bought out of spite due to the online controversy surrounding it.
I owned both Brute Force and Advent Rising when I was younger. I think I bought Brute Force out of a bargain bin but I really enjoyed it. I actually liked Advent Rising quite a bit more and loved how powerful you could become and still remember the cliffhanger of being teleported into the snow at the end. I played multiple playthrough's of Advent Rising and always hoped for a sequel.
The irony is it’s hard to not be hyped when game trailers are literally made to hype gamers up before release
I mean yea that's the whole point of trailers. nice job figuring it sherlock
That’s not Irony.
That’s more or less why I don’t watch trailers anymore. Hearing about a game’s reception after release is a way safer way to decide what to get excited for.
Don't watch them. Done.
I am never trusting promotional material ever again after Starfield's 45-minute deep dive video. I bought into the hype like you wouldn't believe.
I don't think throwing "mediocre" at Black & White is fair.
I think it's a hard game to judge. I think it's unique, interesting and different from anything I played before. But there are also things that don't work well, I think.
Describing Black & White as "mediocre" gives it too much credit.
I liked the games one and two was just fun fucking with your people
I had a game breaking bug(crash) in Black & White twice at the same spot, so I think mediocre is being generous.
Loved that game, the second one too!
Enter the Matrix was such a banger when I was a kid. I had it on my ps2 & played through it like 10 times. I also remember Brute Force. I wasn’t allowed to play M rated games at that time, so I’d go over to my neighbors house & we’d play it all day. Great game.
Yeah no clue how this was on the list the game was great and loads of fun, had no clue people didn't like it until today. Guess that's the internet for ya
Ah yes the classic neighbor kid loophole
Order 1886 was surprisingly good when it came to story & characters. My biggest problem is that it was too short in certain sections, we couldn’t pick any weapons we wanted, no infinite ammo option, and we didn’t fight enough fantasy creatures. I really wanted to take down Jack the Ripper. I hope at some point in the future we do see a sequel.
Good when it came to story? Not how I experienced it. Paint by the numbers standard story, whose twists could be spotted by spotting the names... it had interesting ideas, like that life-extending elixir, but....
@@ArcaneSorceror i’m not saying it’s “gone with the wind” levels of story. But still, it was good and it had interesting twists. It would’ve been nice to see more of this world expanded on. And they definitely could’ve improved on gameplay. A lot of things felt too restricted
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@@asksearchknock oh man don’t get me started on the QuickTime stuff. Certain times I’m OK with it(like in the insomniac Spider-Man games or even RE6) but if it’s overused(like in RE5 and 1886), it will infuriate me.
I liked it too. But, it was too short for a game at that scale; it didn't have the time to marinade... to show its potential. It was just there to showcase the power of the console, and like everything else that doesn't get to please the majority, it gets forgotten.
I'm actually shocked not to see Too Human on here....that whole thing is a prime example of what can go wrong with overhyping a game.
I loved "Advent Rising"! I played it over and over again! Still waiting for part 2!
one day😢
Man the childhood memories unlocked with Enter The Matrix. Half the time I had no idea what was going on but I had a good time, especially during the freeway mission
I have fond memories of the game as well.
The gameplay while definitely not perfect was fun.
I think there was a way to hack in multiplayer too
27:55
that mission had the worst driving segment in any game, it felt like driving a brick that was tied to another brick, even at the time. Path of Neo was an apology for Enter the Matrix
Childhood and Matrix in the same sentence just made me feel super old! 😂
How the hell is starfield not in here!!
i was just thinking the same thing
And anthem.
I was going to buy it but seeing reviews it’s sounds like I’m gonna wait till it’s 5$-10$ on sale to try it out
Because Starfield is actually a very good game.
Starfield is the epitome of mid
"Perfectly playable, but not the next Halo, not even the next Halo 5" was just savage.
Falcon: "when the game came out in 2016"
Me: "ahhh, yeah...2016. 4 years ago"
I really liked Advent Rising, and I don't think it gets enough love. I never thought of it as a Halo clone, to me it felt more like a precursor to Mass Effect.
I love Advent Rising, flaws and all. Fun gameplay, engaging story, and an absolute banger of a soundtrack. It pains me that we never got the rest of the story.
Agreed, I remember reading in a magazine how it was planned as part of a trilogy and how powerful you would become and I was all for it. Amazing story, with a great ending twist. Did multiple runs, my favorite run was just powers and fists. Most fun I had.
Just about all these games on this list I've never heard of.
13:22 we need more bosses like that
He’s so unhinged😂
No one remembers Brute Force? What? Not only is it one of my all time favourite games, it’s one of those games that randomly comes to mind when I think about dream-sequels we’ll never get.
It was one of my favorite games, the gator dude was sick to use. But those damn alien things that dropped the red crystals always annoyed me
this was not overhyped...
Brute force was dope to play with my friends hours on couch coop
Played Brute Force a lot with my brother back then and still think about the game every now and then.
Thank you! I thought the same thing when it came up.
Fascinating to hear how old stuff is received, when you were a kid picking the game at blockbuster you had no idea. You just had fun.
I was down on your video until you slided black and white now you're on my hit list. I took that very personal. Lol
Surprised Brink didn't make the list, but maybe that's a game only I was hyped for
Because Brink was really good and A lot of people have fond memories of it.
Brink slapped
@SAVANTI711 naw brink was absolutely terrible... I remember being so excited for that game and I hated it. The only good thing was the parkour movement. The gameplay and customization were garbage
@@joshw1619 this is what i remember about it too
@@SAVANTI711 "Because Brink was really good and A lot of people have fond memories of it."
I purchased it and traded it the same day. BRINK did not live up to what is was supposed to be.
33:45, "You've already heard about this..." I've been gaming for 20+ years and I have NEVER heard of Advent Rising.
I absolutely love Advent Rising. Incredible soundtrack and a story written by Orson Scott Card (writer of Ender's Game). The gameplay had some bugs, but nothing that particularly bothered me. And I think it's weird that this video complains about the flick stick targeting, because Star Wars: The Force Unleashed copied it and nobody complained.
Honestly, Force Unleashed gave me Advent Rising vibes with a Star Wars coat of paint.
I have the game 😂😂 . I remember i liked it at launch.
SAME. I spend absurd amounts of time looking up gaming news... and I've straight up NEVER heard of the #1 game on the list before. I feel like I'm in the bizarro world 😂
I followed this game here in Russia back in the day. Wanted to play it so badly. Got a copy of it after release. A pirated copy to tell you the truth. It was badly pirated and game never started from menu. I still want to play that game now. 😅
So glad it was Falcon, always enjoy your narrations and this was a good script, so props to whoever wrote it. Thanks for the recommendation about 30XX. I have never heard of that one before and it looks amazing, plus its currently on sale on Steam this weekend! Cheers Gameranx!
idc what any1 says callisto protocol was good and deserves a sequel, i think other people having too high expectations doesnt mean the devs are at fault
Or. U didnt acctualy played a good game. To you subjectivly its good. Realistcly its sad.
Usually the publishers fault but every now and then it is the Devs fault
The Callisto Protocol isn't a bad game, its just a letdown cause we all expected Dead Space, and not a spooky space themed brawler. If that was clear upfront, I think it would get less hate.
The Callisto Protocol is a great counter-part to Dead Space, especially if you just finished the latter and want to reverse the power scales. Love being the tormentor instead of the tormented.
It had game breaking glitches on both PS4 and 5.
It's still bad even if you don't compare it to dead space
The control scheme is shit and the gameplay is endlessly boring, regardless of whether people were expecting Dead Space or not. I just wanted a good horror game in space. It's not.
I played day one beat it three times on all difficulties and didn't have any bugs😅@wariokhabib245
Homefront's campaign was ok, but it was very short. The multi-player was extremely underrated. It was so good.
It's a shame The Bouncer didn't get more love, I loved playing that game on my PS2.
It looked like something i would've loved back then. Shame I never heard of it till now
I replayed the hell out of that game, thought it was awesome when I was a kid! Loved the soundtrack too.
I played the bouncer so much when i was a kid that i did 27 playthroughs
Rly Spore is in this? I watched xqc stream it on Kick and at no point did I think this game is medicore, he loved it, the chat loved it whats the issue with it?
True Spore was a great game wtf
I saw that spore was here too and I couldnt agree more, it was great for its time
you cant take the lists too serious they just need content
SPORE is literally my chilhood I was so sad seeing it here
cope bro.. spore was garbage tier
I guess the way my feed is setup, I never knew there were more than just you Falcon lol not saying the other guys are bad but you're the one I listen too the most
I enjoyed heavenly sword. I wish a remaster would happen.
Advent Rising is one of my favorite games of all time. How it's a disappoinment?? It was a cool game, it ended on a cliffhanger. I still hope for a sequel
I feel you, it was magical
Same! Severely underrated gem. Combat and story were great for the time. Still sad about that cliffhanger
All these years growing up watching Gameranx just to find out Jake is Falcon 😂😂😂😂😂😂
The callisto protocol was criminally underrated!
The melee combat did something different and it was good!
Why do you think it flopped
@AFAIK-l8k people expected dead space with a different name, I'm glad it wasn't. There were no collectibles to be found, it was a much more cinematic experience.
Shotgun shells randomly in the women's bathroom lol or a bottlehead none of that.
It was "short' and linear because they cut out the time feeler "game" stuff.
I want more of that particular combat system, one game isn't enough. It felt different and fresh, people complained because more than one enemy was almost impossible...... without preparation.
Also the pc version was busted on release and there was a gamebreakimg bug on the mission "below" These have been sorted out.
The atmosphere is truly fantastic, the game is a banger!
Actually there were collectibles 😅 but it was nothing off topic is what I mean, it was a horror experience and damn good one!
Game was super mid
I’m about halfway through and don’t think the melee is that great, does it get way better or something, I like the dodging element but it’s still pretty basic so far
Well guess I'm a nobody because i remember Brute Force and it was criminally underrated and underappreciated.
Nah bro I remember lmao
Do you remember the weird fighting game demos that came with it? 😂 fr tho, it was an amazing game and the world/lore of it was so well realised. There are lots of fun memories there.
Also, I'm not sure if it's on the list, but Mech Assault went so hard as well
@@adamgrae I remember mech assault as well lol the early 2000s really was a golden era
Brute force was easily one of my favorite games at that time, it was so much fun to play and could have really gone places if people would have given it a try.
Also, I agree, mech assault was also amazing.
I actually enjoyed Callisto Protocol more than I thought I would after seeing the reviews. The main issue is that it was advertised as a survival horror game and a spiritual successor to Dead Space when it is clearly an action horror game. I think people would've enjoyed it more if they knew what to expect from it.
Callisto protocol was pretty good I enjoyed it
Me too! Screw haters
gameplay was boring af.. repetitive sht because they were too lazy to make more guns. I hated using that metal weapon time and time again..and lets not even mention the "evade" mechanic that you needed to use like 90% of the time -_-
@@nekrositoh boring for you not for me, not everybody has to like the same thing i do, i like what i like i dont go by what other people say
@@gringobronx7670 amen
@@nekrositoh go piss off
I love spore, although I didn’t really pay much attention to the hype around it but imo it’s very good.
Spore is a lot better than you're giving it credit for, to the point I kinda doubt you've played it. Particularly in regards to your comment about doing one stage and you've played enough. Cell/creature stages follow a similar "explore and upgrade" formula, but then tribal/civilization stages are basically mini-RTSes with significant differences from each other, and the space stage is basically a mini-4X in realtime.
It's definitely not some masterpiece, but it has a major cult following for a reason. There are still RUclipsrs even bigger than you doing regular challenge videos on it.
So you doubt he played because his opinion differs from yours? 😂
@@ThanosInevitableYT Nope, it's because he's objectively wrong. It's not an opinion that there are significant differences between the stages, it's a fact. If he has played it, he never got further than the creature stage before putting it down.
Agreed, that game was popular.
@@ThanosInevitableYTno. I know he did not play these games when they were released. Because then he would not have included at least 1/3 of the list. These games were genre defining and one of the most loved games back then. They were not overhyped because they were released the time were RUclips started and nobody was watching that back then. So it was word to mouth. People liked a game, they told their buddies and they played it and liked it. That's why everyone loves these games.
@@ledumpsterfire6474 or he did play it and just didn’t like it 🤷♂️ not everyone had the same opinion or experience with games as you sorry to break it to ya princess, you have a very self centered and egotistical way of thinking and it’s just incorrect, you have no way of knowing if he played or not and because he said something negative about a game you personally like he automatically hasn’t played it in your eyes that’s ridiculous, I know plenty of people who don’t like some of the greatest games of all time and they’ve played it it’s called an opinion for a reason and not everyone has to agree with you, the level of entitlement you give off is pathetic.
THE BOUNCER MENTIONED RAAAAAAHH! That and the Matrix games are the ones that I loved playing along with the Ratchet & Clank and Sly Cooper series
Played Calisto a month ago after it had time to cook with patches.
It is a great game. Very cinematic and viceral. Beautiful sci fi game. even got a DLC put another 20h into it.
Black and white was a really awesome and unique game! Loved it so much
What games should we consider for a part 2?
@@gameranxTVwukong.
@@gameranxTVthe Division
I remember the Super Bowl commercial for Dante’s Inferno and was so unbelievably hyped for it. Then it came out. It was fine.
As a kid i loved Enter the matrix
EVOLVE walked so all the asymmetrical many-vs-1 games we currently have could run.
When Evolve would have released nowadays it probably wouldn't have that much of a problem as back then. Even the "bad" dlc politics wouldn't be that big of a problem anymore. It's nearly the same modell as dead by daylight is running.
They just would have to make hunters and monsters be "earnable" to unlock them through playing as an option to real money(maybe tweak prices a bit) and they would need to fix bugs/stability.
Otherwise it probably would do fine nowadays. At least there is no similar game hitting this niche i am aware of. Asymmetrical gameplay in form of real bossfights on this scale.
@@Gol4191 I agree I still hope somehow Evolve could return. Just slap a campaign on it and bring back the Multiplayer. I loved it.
Same with hellgate London. The first lootbased shooter and made the genre popular. But he shits on it because he never played these games when they released and now when they are dead it's not like 10 years Fortnite. They clearly have to be trash.
Evolve walked so Dead by Daylight could run as all the other asymmetrical games have either died or are on the way out.
It's rare to have a game that sounded as good as Evolve. I still visit it often for the bot mode which if you ever played it online, made the game more enjoyable than someone who didn't have a clue what to do. I never bought any of the DLC but I still had fun with it. I believe the DLC monsters were later added in the game at no cost.
Hellgate London has to this day one of the best classes design in all of gaming. Every single class felt good and unique. That alone makes playing in worth it.
Yeah it was a fun game. Never finished it, needed more players sadly.
I loved Hellgate, as you said the classes were amazing, the mix of rpg/shooter was pretty novel, but i never found a reason to finish it, the quest never evolved, it has about 7-8 enemies model that just slightly change name/or colors. I fell like that it was just a case of over ambitious. Still the trailer were really something for the time
@@felixbarry1838 ye it didn't feel like they created a world. Maps weren't crazy either. Needed a lot of work
haze is bloody BRILLIANT - got me into Korn :D
0:38 I liked this game
Yea, I got it on ps5 and it's pretty good. Only downside is how short it is
Same..thought it was great
same, played through
Not bad but the combat felt so slow and clunky.
@letunglong8666 it certainly took some getting uses to....but once u get it it's nice...there are moments where it feels like the camera cheesed u like in soulslike games but overall a solid game
I took that Callisto Protocol,Order 1886 and Watch Dogs slander but Spore.....Fighting words man.
understandable, black and white mightve been rough but it was amazing, not as good as 2 but so much good.
Callisto is amazing! It's so much better now!
I'll agree as Spore wasn't "Overhyped" in the standard fashion. You had a few paid off mags hype it up, but everyone already knew it was going to suck out loud, so there was no actual "hype" for a game promising something technologically today's developers barely can accomplish.
I was a beta tester for Homefront, the beta was shutdown after a day or so because people were leaking it online lol.
No mention of Too Human? It at least deserves a (dis)honorable mention. It started out pretty cool and had potential for some seriously cool lore but completely fell flat on its face half-way through leading to Silicon Knights implosion.
Callisto protocol IS what got me to buy dead space remake , i enjoyed Callisto and loved it , and i wish for more . Callisto and dead space are two different titles , both are awesome and fun and thrilling to play . Callisto definitely needed some polishing and more work on some things , that extra somthing might made the game epic . Every body kept sying that DS2 was way cooler than the first one , but in my opinion DS1 was phenomenal ( DS2 was nice , but not like the first one ) . I'm not gonna mention the third . Callisto is way better than most game coming out today , you can barley find a good one , lets face it , Great games are scarce ...
Before you know it, good games will be a fuckin unicorn.
The homefront multiplayer was actually really good. I loved playing that game. The way you got vehicles was great and I wish more games had that kind of feature
I actually liked Calisto protocol a lot
Being asked to fill Dead Spaces shoes ruined any chance that game had. If you take it and okay it for what it is, it's an enjoyable games if you take it and want it to be Dead Space.. it isn't and you're going to be disappointed
Can't agree,it was ass I got bored from the first 30mins
@@alexmercer7795 that’s tik tok Brain hahaha 30 minutes isn’t enough time to know if a game is good or not…
@@alexmercer7795same, I played it for about an hour and traded it in.
Same, I really liked it alot actually. I got lucky though and didn't have to buy it. Got it for free on PS+.
The antagonist in Homefront was supposed to be China, which would have made more sense, but the publishers didnt want to offend the Chinese government so that they would ban sales of the game and the publisher would lose a ton of revenue. So it was changed to North Korea.
Basically the same thing that happened with the Red Dawn remake
State of emergency was fun.... but you're barking up the wrong tree if you expected it to be like Gran theft auto. It was a simple game to let off some steam.
One thing that stuck with me about Callisto Protocol is that in the whole duration I played it, like three or four hours, I only remember maybe two or three enemy types lol
Compare that to enemy variety in like the first hour of Dead Space.
Your problem is comparing it to another game.
@@chrismaxwell2274 no, I'm comparing it to the maker's previously acclaimed game, of a very similar setting.
Enemy variety is essential in any game whether you are comparing or not
Collisto was really good. I wish it was longer
Callisto was good, I just think the internet doesn’t know how to play it properly, then complain about the small things in gameplay, and others behind them follow like a massive bandwagon. The only fair criticism I would say is that the saving system is terrible considering auto and manual save barely made any difference, the story made no sense, and DLC expansion should’ve come included with the game considering how lacking the base game is after you beat it.
@@sonicexereaper6814true and the reviewers were so rushed to finish the game for content , they ended up not knowing what the game truly was
@@sonicexereaper6814Punchout in space.
A true gem
@@sonicexereaper6814the game felt more next gen than dead space in my opinion the game & dlc were really good
It's so bad. Borderline unfinished
Well I loved Callisto and Watch Dogs.
I have always suspected that Jake Baldino is actually Falcon with Just a voice change, and the voice sounded exactly like Jake when he was mentioning number 13,
I cant be the only one who noticed that🤔🤔
It’s literally just an editing mistake I think 😂
I still like Callisto Protocol.. its a good romp horror. I enjoyed bashing Zeds heads in on a space prison ontop a dead moon.. very cool setting.
I would love a Condemned remake. That game was amazing! ✌️😎
Dude i loved Brute Force and The Bouncer lol
I used to rent them from my local video store over and over. I never even knew at the time Brute Force was supposed to be a Halo killer, so i never compared it to Halo which helped me enjoy the game better. The Bouncer was fun but extremely short.
Callisto protocol & The Order: 1886 are good games. People will look back fondly at them in the future.
I wish they would remaster the TimeSplitters Trilogy for all platforms....just imagine how insane the online multiplayer would be?
C'mon Nightdive get them rights
Don't dis my Black and White!! That was AMAZING!!!
Oh man, I loved Black and White but I didn't realise how much hype there was leading up to it haha
I nearly jumped out of my chair when I saw Hellgate London. I've been telling people "Yeah, the game isn't... well it's kind of bad? But there's just *something* about it that makes me want to love it." Since the servers shut down. It was a real second shot to my heart to see the re-release on Steam basically be a copy-pasta of the Korean version, etc. etc. Still a highlight of my childhood.
And then I saw Advent Rising. It feels like this list was curated FOR ME. Another game I absolutely adored in my childhood.
Black and white was revolutionary! This shouldn't be on the list!!!
"Revolutionary" doesn't necessarily mean "good".
@@Durwood71 yeah but for the time it was different
@@princecaspen3449only few really know how good of a game it was .. till now I love it .. I owned back when it was in a 3 game bundle on for PC ..black and white / lord of the rings / freedom fighters
@@princecaspen3449 It may have been different, but an open world sandbox game with almost nothing to do does not make for anything more than a short lived novelty.
Right? He said it and the first thing I said was "You take that back!"
Callisto Protocol was bashed from day 1. Even though it was an awesome game! I liked it a lot! Bad reviews literally killed this game.
I liked it, I bought it at launch. Great atmosphere and the actors were good. It was like dead space a bit but did it's own thing. It's a good one and done.
You think they had something against the game? I’m playing it now and except for the gfx and setting its pretty mid, maybe it will get better towards the end?
Thanks for the video
Wait.... why was Brute Force a disappointment???
I loved that game!
Did Falcon forget to say “Next over at Number 13”? Because that was definitely Jake’s voice and then Falcon come back in.
Are we still pretending Jake and Falcon are different ppl?
that was falcon baldino
@@ahmedhamm5464 Jake Falconi lol
I played Enter The Matrix the day it came out. My friend and I were burning through until we got to one section that was literally impossible. You were supposed to follow a jet but as soon as you got into the car and began to accelerate you failed. My friend and I each tried for hours to get past that point. It wasn't until a patch was released that it became possible. At that point I was over the game and went back to playing Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory. I will never forget my time as a one man army medic in that game. I was also a menace as a spy.
Callisto one of my all time favorite. Not too long linear cinematic experience. But it's true, I don't pay 70 eur for any game. Than my expectations would be different. But everything in game is real like, that means also animations at human speed, not arcade like. Great game. Now you can get BR version for 15 eur. Like going twice to movies.
Ok but you gotto admit hype is half the fun in gaming
i played Brute force as a kid and still own a copy
Always remember: there was somebody at Maxis who had an idea how Spore could be all that it promised, and they just thought it was not needed, and making the shallow version we got, was enough.
Budget and time constraints most likely. Every game has a delivery date, and if they can't make it in time, it goes under, simple as that.
oh shit, all this time, falcon was Jake!!! this was the work of a voice changer!!!
I really liked The Callisto Protocol. It got much better after combat was patched and the gameplay loop is satisfying.
My sister got me the Callisto protocol for my birthday…I tell her I’m sorry every time I see her lmao
Not a bad game at all far from it actually I don’t see why no one likes it
@thatboiiizekefug1111
game is awful. And here’s a list why.
Combat is really bad and not fun, clunky and feels like shit. Upgrades mean nothing until the last hour of the game. The game is incredibly short. Not a single puzzle of any kind. Enemies are boring. Story is non existent. Characters are lifeless and really poorly written. Fire looks like a PS2 game. Bad atmosphere. Cliche reused set pieces such as locked in a room or a walkway falling. Ending was ass to an ass story. Zero replay value. No fun things to find or be rewarded for exploring. Just worse than dead space in every single way and it’s not even close.
Oh and the dodging is just fucking horrible. Every enemy attacks the exact same. Difficulty only occurs when they throw a fuck Ton of enemies at you. Bosses suck.
Not gon lie....some of these games got me through hard times
I’ve got a crazy amount of hours in Spore (900+)😂 it was fun for how it really wasn’t like any other game. It was science-y and actually somewhat educational. It also ran on my shitty laptop better than anything else.😂
Your ability to be creative is the heart and soul of Spore.
North Korea being the invaders isn't even a problem with Homefront, gotta remember, that was like peak North Korea scare in the US and not to mention there was literally a red dawn remake with North Korea as the bad guys (russian backed but still)
There was never a NK scare lol both Red Dawn and Homefront were originally going to feature the Chinese but they wanted to sell in China because they were opening up to foreign media
34:49 Concord: Hold my beer
it was never hyped lol