5 Video Games That Just Didn’t Live Up to the Hype

These just go to show that, more often than not bragging doesn’t disguise the truth.

It merely delays the inevitable and nothing more.

With that in mind, here are five of the most underwhelming releases we’ve seen in years.

Though sadly, the game just wasn’t as good as we were led to believe it would be.

World hopping has never been more enticing, and journeying through each unique planet has never felt more unpredictable.

And so, for that, we can only applaud Hello Games for reigniting a dying flame.

And, in some respect it was.

Unfortunately, being Ubisoft, the storyline failed.

Aiden Pierce, for one.

If anything, everything that poured out of his mouth was pure gibberish.

Sadly, it was that, as well as the dull campaign that drove Chicago to the dogs.

And boy, don’t even get us started on the gameplay itself.

Instead, what we picture is oversized weaponry, half-naked escorts, and anything powered by testosterone.

Of course, Paris as a whole was visually stunning and captured beautifully.

Even still, Ubisoft sure knows how to make a trailer, alright.

If only the gameplay actually matched the cinematics, eh?

Cyberpunk 2077

Of course, it’s Cyberpunk 2077.

And yes, I am talking about Xbox One and PS4 owners.

We can’t technically speak for the PC domain, as reviews speak only positive volumes around that area.

Sadly, that’s where CD Projekt Red seriously dropped the ball.

Visually, the game looked striking and oddly picturesque.

At face value, Cyberpunk 2077 should’ve been everything we wanted and more.

Tut tut,CD Projekt.

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