Maybe Resident Evil 6

Well that's a hard one. Theres been too many average games. How does one answer this? One game is resident evil 7. So much potential, achieved a level of unseen greatness , but only for limilted time. 

Mass effect 2/3 another one. Halo infinite, bayonetta 3, getaway 2, driver3, mgs5, devil may series after the original. The list goes on

Final Fantasy 16. Absolutely, the most bog standard game a game can be, despite having some cool visuals, characters and story moments but even by the end even those become average. The game itself has to be the most average experience ever though, none of it is good but none of it is exactly bad either, it's all just so perfectly average.

Recently I’d say Dragons Dogma 2. It was a sequel I always wanted as the first is one of my favourite games. But the problem is … it’s just the same experience as the first, it doesn’t do anything new or better than the first and after all this time with the open world setting been overdone to death it didn’t differentiate itself enough. It’s not a terrible game, but feels so safe as a sequel it felt like I had already played it. I can’t hate it but I also can’t come to love it like the first.

That’s an exceptionally odd take about FFXVI, since pretty much everyone acknowledges it has insane high moments, which are then usually followed by some completely mundane fetch quest. It’s probably one of the most uneven video games ever made. It’s like you’re describing a completely different experience.

Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition. I absolutely love the game, but it is extremely middle-of-the-road imo.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

I agree with him tbh, nothing about ff16 really stood out to me.

Magical Starsign. RPG released for the DS. Finished it once and the only thing I remember about it is that it was ok. not bad enough to quit playing, not good enough to return to or 100%. The music was fine, the graphics and art style did not upset, the story was... there. It was all around nothing that stood out neither positive or negative.