Every Crytek game ever.

The Last of Us. Great graphics and the story was good but stopped half way cuz I just couldn't bear the super slow game play and constant lack of action.

I felt "poor folks working on visuals with this gameplay" about AC:Origins - stunning world, with such a mediocre gameplay.

The Witcher 3 for me. As soon as I was done exploring each area, the rest of the game play felt like a chore. Great story telling and world building, general game play not that good. I felt the same about Mass Effect, great stories, very pretty, chore to play.

Firewatch was beautiful and atmospheric, but it was way too linear and restrictive of a walking simulator. It's just going from point A to point B until you beat the game.

For me? Most Gran Turismos. They looks amazing, no doubt. But I'm just not into racing games.

Can't really remember anything like that. Usually a quality game is high quality all around. But I guess these things are a matter of taste to an extent.
I don't get the hate for The Last of Us games, though. The combat is not supposed to be a first person shooter or some kind of arcade fun fest, it's supposed to feel like being yourself in that situation, trying to hit a charging monster or person in a messed up situation. It's realistic, awkward, difficult and you hope you don't run out of bullets because they're scarce. In a zombie apocalypse, you would not be Master Chief or the Doom guy, you would be crapping your pants trying to hit something.

The Last of Us.

Surprised there’s already a couple people saying it.

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