What's your least favorite video game you've ever played? For me it's between 2 games one I say is my least favorite and the other I never ever wanna replay while the other I can replay because people enjoy my suffering.

The first game which I call my least favorite game is Sonic and the Secret Rings. I can't really recall the first time I ever played the game anymore that well but I do recall thinking the homing attack being used by moving the wii remote was awful. As I think back on it I think I traded some games in to finally play this Sonic game I had only heard about not really knowing what to think since I didn't really mind 06 so maybe people just didn't like it for some reason that wouldn't matter to me but little did I know it was the most unbearable Sonic game to play the controls are awful the game just isn't fun and the music says the same things 5000 times a song. I would be scared to know how many times I've heard "Make believes reborn" speaking of Seven Rings in Hand why does the song play all the time it's the most overused Sonic song in any of the games I know people meme the werehog battle theme but I don't really have that much issue with it but I get so annoyed anytime I hear the opening lyrics to Seven Rings in Hand. It would be one thing if it was just Seven Rings in Hand that was super repetitive but almost every song in the game is like that don't even get me started on The Wicked Wild but I could talk all day about Secret Rings so I'll stop here.

Now for the other game that I refuse to replay is Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories for this one it's just I hate the card combat system and don't find it fun at all really. I remember having it as a kid and getting to around Halloween town but not being able to progress and eventually getting rid of the game thinking I would never touch it again however I did eventually get Kingdom Hearts 1.5 HD so I did find myself in a situation where it made sense to finally beat the game so over the course of several years I made progress playing the game and I thought it was awful the number of times I just wasn't high enough level for a boss and had to grind was silly maybe there was some overpowered strat I could of used instead but I was really comfortable with my card deck in the end game and still thought the enemies were unbeatable without tons of grinding. Spoilers for Chain of Memories!

Easy. As all the games I ever played there was one game that irked me by how terrible it was. Zelda II. Before you say anything, it’s not a terrible game in general, just a terrible game for me. Out of all the zelda games I played this one was a black sheep and I never got used to the mechanics, never got used to the overlay and it just felt like it wasn’t a zelda game. I mean it probably has its fans and people might enjoy this game but for me it’s just… a no

The worst game that I ever played was Taxi Chaos for the Switch. I remember being so excited for the game because it was supposed to be like a spiritual successor to Crazy Taxi but it not only ended up being nothing like it, but it was crazy overpriced too. I think I paid around $30 for it and it's really worth only $10 because the gameplay isn't great, there isn't a ton of content, and the voices and characters get annoying fast. I remember giving it like a 5 when I reviewed it and wishing that I could get a refund.

know what I had the worst time on? the North American release of Streets of Rage 3, you can unlock all the hacks you want (not all of them will work, I could have used all those unlimited continues, or I could unlock the start at this level thing and set it to Easy (yeah apparently you can get away with that for some reason) and you still can't beat the game) I had better success with Bare Knuckle

I think the worst game I have ever played would be Dragon Quest Builders, I think saying it's like Minecraft but worse is the understatement for those that haven't played this game before or even seen gameplay of it. The second game captures the feeling of being a rip-off Minecraft game much better with the introduction to first-person mode and quality of life changes that should've been in the original, honestly, the second one just feels like a slight improvement over the original rather than a completely separate game but honestly just play Minecraft. While the second one was very bad, the first was much worse with little to separate the two in terms of story, combat, or appearance, you can really feel the lack of polish in the first.

The worst game I ever played? There are three games that I have played that I give the title to worst game I have played. The first one was Nolan Ryan's Baseball. I got this game because I thought it would have Nolan Ryan in it. I also thought it would let me play with my team's favorite players. Only to find out that Nolan Ryan is not even in the game. There is no reference to any of MLB teams. The graphics were horrible, and the controls were even worse than the graphics. I only played this game twice. I later found out that the makers of the game did not even have a license with MLB. That is why they could not put any MLB players in the game. They just took a popular baseball player and put it on the game to try to sell.

The second game I played that was one of the worst is shockingly from my favorite video game franchise. Mega Man II for Gameboy was pretty bad. The game's controls were just awful. The graphics were bad often time it looked blurry. Moreover, the music sounded like nails on chalkboard. Thankfully Capcom fixed this in the other Mega Man games for Gamebody.

The third game that was terrible was Mega Man X7. Oh were do I start with this game. First, this game was in 3D and 2D the game would switch at random it seemed. The camera angle was a nightmare. It is so easy to get hit or fall into a pit due to the game switching back and forth between 2D and 3D. Sometimes the controls were stiff. It was not a fun game to play despite the game having a good plot. Thankfully Capcom fixed these problems in Mega Man X8.

So yeah these 3 games were the worst ones I have played.

Vandal Hearts 2, full stop. You can read all about it in my game review (it's featured).

But in summary: the story is boring and errs greatly when Goddard appears, there is no character development and the difficulty level is insanely difficult. I couldn't get pass the battle against the three bosses together and the resurrecting priest after Fort Dauntess.