I would say Overlord 1 and 2 for the PS3. It was a very fun game, I loved the concept of building up your base by pillaging, adding princesses to the harem and all sort of cool upgrades to your tower and character.

Fortune Street, score of 68. i love Monopoly and this game is basically just Monopoly but with extra boards, more mechanics, and 100x the money. i have played custom games that have lasted over 18 hours before.

Ark: Survival Evolved.

Still one of my most favorite and complete game and game experiences out there. But I have a complex love/hate because love the game but the community games like that create isn’t exactly the best. Still LOVED the game when I played and still do when I play solo or with a friend.

Kirby Star Allies on 3DS and State of Decay 2 on Xbox come to mind.

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There are many games that I like and it is below 75, like:

Digimon World (PS, PC) - don`t have meta score, but many reviewers gave low scores to the game, example: Gamespot (5.1), IGN (5.8).

Harvest Moon DS: Grand Bazaar (NDS) - 68 Meta - https://www.metacritic.com/game/ds/harvest-moon-ds-grand-bazaar

Dragon Ball Series: Mainly Dragon Ball Burst Limit (PS3, 360, 72 Meta), Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 (PS2, Wii, 73 Meta), Dragon Ball: Xenoverse (PS3, X360, PS4, XONE, PC, 69 Meta).

I have spent a lot of time with NFS The Run, perfecting the challenge races. I believe it would be one of the best racing games ever made if the handling and car physics weren't so bad, what a shame.

Title: Kirby Air Ride
Release Date: 2003 US/JP, 2004 EU/AUS
Platform: Gamecube
Developer: HAL Laboratory
Publisher: Nintendo
Metascore: 6.1

My Quick Review:
This is a game made out of 3 modes- Air Ride (normal racing), Top-Ride (top-down racing) and City Trail (original, hard-to-categorise the formula). I can understand it's mediocre score. 2 of the 3 game modes are short & simple but I'm not going to describe those parts, I'm gonna describe the City Trail mode-

The City Trail mode is addictively fun, original, players can mod vehicle stats, has exploration and the open environment has real-time 'Events' that take place. These events happen randomly so something different will happen every time you play it keeping the experience fresh, this is one of my favourite parts of this game.

I would probably describe the formula of City Trail as similar to destruction-derby with an open environment where you can modify your vehicles by collecting the power ups which randomly appear throughout the match. You can change vehicles which also randomly appear throughout the match. You can also destroy other people's vehicles and up to 4 players can play makes it even more fun. If you destroy someones vehicle, it explodes and they fly up in the air and fall back down, then they have to find another vehicle on-foot. This feels so good to blow someone else's vehicle up. Players drop a lot of items when their vehicles get attacked too. These items that they drop are vehicle stats that is used to mod the vehicle such as speed, charge, boost, turn, glide, weight, offence, defence & max HP.

Players can pick up items which give them abilities like bombs, fire, ice, fireworks, tornado, spikes, etc. Within the time limit players will smash into each other, gain better stats, survive random events such as meteors falling down blowing up parts of the environment, etc.

Then after the 7 minutes is up (or how ever long the player sets the match to run for) there is a random challenge happens, it could be high-jumps, distance-gliding, target practice, a normal race, a drag race, destruction derby, boss fight (with king Dedede), who can kill the most enemies in a time limit, etc. In the final challenge, the vehicle that has been modded the relevantly will have the advantage. Some vehicles might have been be modded for speed, turn, glide, defence, etc. Also in the challenge if you can destroy the other player's vehicles, if a player dies in a race they automatically becomes last place XD.

There is not a game that does what the City Trail mode in Kirby Air Ride does. I still go back and play this and it's 2018. I wanna make a game like this, but online with up to 10 or 20 players with a slightly larger map and multiple of them too. It's a game I've been thinking about making in Unity I have a lot of ideas for it, like a tidal wave that covers the city and all the players have to make their way to higher ground, there might not be enough room so players will have to fight for it XD.

The most recent example i have, even if i've not finished the game yet, is Vampyr. Great atmosphere. From lder games, that were not well acclaimed but still intersting to play, the order, shodows of destiny and army of two (with a friend).

I don't care for meta-ratings. And there might be many older games with a meta below 75 i liked back in the day or still like.

So, two games i really enjoyed where i know they scored quite low:
Lollipop Chainsaw: I'm no Grasshopper or Suda fan actually, but i loved playing Lollipop Chainsaw. Probably because it was more game (in my opinion). Mainly though because it was simply fun. Mowing down zombies, an undead metal viking boss and much more.

Recore: This one definitely has it's flaws. Though the Definitive Edition has made many improvements. I liked the characters, setting and much of the gameplay, as flawed as it was at the beginning. I'd love to revisit this world again, though with some more gameplay improvements.

As i said before, i actually don't care for metacritic. I've always been bored pretty quickly with every GTA i tried, though it's one of the best rated gaming series. THat doesn't help me at all though if it's nothing i enjoy.