Games you enjoy, hated by everyone else

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Here's a new one: Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon's Keep - A One-shot Adventure.

Released in celebration of the upcoming Tiny Tina's Wonderlands.

Complaints: It's a cashgrab, poor framerate, crashing, freezing, etc.

I played this the day it was released. I paid full price on Steam and didn't give a rat's ass about it being free on Epic at the time. Yes, it might seem like a cashgrab, but I found several things to like about it.

1. I did not encounter any of the problems listed above and my computer is a middle of the road potato with the way games are becoming more advanced in visuals.
2. All quests and sidequests are there with the inclusion of returning missions such as The Bane and SHOOTMEINTHEFACE!
3. You get your action skill at level 2. You get two skill points per level up. Level cap is 35.
4. Gathering Seraph Crystals is easy and fun. You no longer have to wait until post game to fight the raid boss to get them. Regular enemies have a chance to drop seraph crystals as well as leveled up tough enemies, bosses, and minibosses.
5. There's a storage safe, Crazy Earl's shop, and a lootapult in town plus rainbow chests and more.

I'm currently having fun with it, but it's a shame no one else is. I have no friends who are willing to play this.

Doom 3: The black sheep of the series. I kinda like it though. It's a Half-life inspired horror that makes you feel the very definition of the word Doom.

Serious Sam 4: So many Serious Sam fans complain about how much they hate this one. I've played it beginning to end twice and I found nothing wrong with it.

Duke Nukem Forever: Yeah, I've been getting soft on this one.

I admit to playing Motorm4x this week. One of the most unpopular games ever made. I don't mind it, due to it being from the 2000s, with mediocre gameplay. Anyone ever heard of it?

Also 'Train Simulator' (formerly known as Railworks). It would be great to have another gamer to chat with. But I can guarantee that I will drive you insane.

I don't remember the critics opinions, but the fan base of Mass Effect mostly hated Andromeda. I genuinely enjoy it. That's the only game I own and seen get a lot of hate. I guess Cyberpunk 2077 at launch as well?

I enjoy Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, but a lot of people I've met online hate them.

EA's Battlefront II isn't that bad. I love the original, but it's not bad.
Also apparently Battlefield 2042 isn't well liked, but its my favorite Battlefield.

ClayFighter

I really liked "Siren" for the Playstation 2. I admit it was a super hard game and I couldnt get through without looking up a guide, but it was the scariest video game I remember playing.

https://youtu.be/KWJHJ0-py5k?si=LOgyzaunn5Xfj8Fi

Sonic Forces

Honestly, it wasn't that bad to me, personally, but I can imagine why people would hate it.

I've heard a lot of negativity about Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, but I had a pretty good time with it. I liked the fantasy and sometimes meta spin on things. It had some solid funny moments.

Pokemon Sword and Shield wasn't 10/10 or anything but I enjoyed it. The Gigantamax forms gave it enough of a different feel and there were some decent characters.

I think the Pokemon remakes on Switch have also received a lukewarm reception. I've been happy with them. I guess some people are tired of the formula, but I appreciate the simplicity. A lot of modern games are focused on being difficult or complicated, which isn't typically my jam.

I used to love an old Star Wars game (from 1997) called Yoda Stories, even though it got really bad reviews from critics.

There was this bootleg Sonic game on a compilation console. It was an entire replica of Sonic 1, except optimized for the NES. The soundtrack was there and everything ( marble, spring yard, and labrinth were all I saw but I presume green Hill, starlight, and scrap brain were present, too). Only problem was the physics and collision being practically unfinished.

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