Lord of the Rings: Conquest. It was playable, and it had a good formula, it was just incredibly mediocre.
Lord of the Rings: Conquest. It was playable, and it had a good formula, it was just incredibly mediocre.
@RichardHutnik
The way you have written this completely competent but absolutely mediocre thread reminds me of how a young child first hears different words and phrases, then uses them out of context to sound smart.
Are we aware of other games that are amazingly competent but unspectacular?
what a way to phrase the question.
That may have sounded harsh, but seriously without any sarcasm attached I just came to the realization that English may not be your first language.
I am sorry if I offended you, (if that is the case)
It is just a very bizarre way to phrase the question is my only problem.
I also played timeshift and I know what you mean. Turok for 360/PS3 achieves and fails in the same way imo.
I think the more correct way to ask the question would be; What are some good "bad games" that you have played. as confusing as that may sound.
You know if you enjoyed the experience of playing;
-Peter Jacksons King Kong
-Jericho
-Bourne Conspiracy
what are some more "good- bad games"?
Dead rising game was severely Flawed and almost landed in the medicore side for me in the beginning But it just grew on me It's fantastic
Lost
You need to watch the show to like a little the game.
| ultraslick said: @RichardHutnik The way you have written this completely competent but absolutely mediocre thread reminds me of how a young child first hears different words and phrases, then uses them out of context to sound smart. Are we aware of other games that are amazingly competent but unspectacular? what a way to phrase the question |
You are given so many letters for the subject header, so it is hard to think of the perfect way to put it thenre. The elements I was going for was:
I boot up a game, go, "Wow that is competently executed". That was my reaction to it. Not that it was awesome, just it seemed competent, kinda like you are looking at a coffee table, and go, "Wow that table is sturdy". Like, with Timeshift, my reaction was that it did an amazing paint-by-numbers job. Games are entertainment, not things we look at for how well they are assembled.
Curious about this reaction, I was wondering how many others people ran in this, and what other games. And it is more of the reaction then the game.
richardhutnik said:
You are given so many letters for the subject header, so it is hard to think of the perfect way to put it thenre. The elements I was going for was: I boot up a game, go, "Wow that is competently executed". That was my reaction to it. Not that it was awesome, just it seemed competent, kinda like you are looking at a coffee table, and go, "Wow that table is sturdy". Like, with Timeshift, my reaction was that it did an amazing paint-by-numbers job. Games are entertainment, not things we look at for how well they are assembled. Curious about this reaction, I was wondering how many others people ran in this, and what other games. And it is more of the reaction then the game. |
I see, and I understand.
It is a great thread, don't get me wrong. Not one you see everyday anyways. It is interesting what you said.
You are right games are entertainment. Most people con't look at how well they are assembled, and after playing so may games I feel like I (as many on this site may feel the same)judge a lot of games on how they are assembled, by their online components, if they have any glitches an so forth.. which would have lowered my enjoyment of a game like timeshift by some.
but once I started playing the game it was clear to me that I had to turn that part of my brain off, and just enjoy it for what it was.. the entertainment.. as you said.
certain beautiful games that we play have the potential to ruin perfectly good games which we play at a later time, if you never stop analyzing.
but there are so many games that are good in some ways that can be enjoyed for what they are.
kudos
oooh, I thought of another one, Kane and Lynch