Battlefield 2042, one of the vital anticipated video games of the yr, launched final week and some days later, has develop into one of many worst-rated video games on Steam, an internet online game retailer. The recreation at the moment sits at quantity 9 on the 100 Worst Rated Steam Games of All Time record, in line with the record. steam250.com,
The cause for the dangerous evaluations is just too many points of the gameplay. These embody damaged autos, poor efficiency on PCs, and even points with bullets the place they weren’t correct or lacked registration altogether.
Battlefield 2042 has since acquired a one-day patch, however among the recreation’s points reportedly persist after the replace. As a end result, 1000’s of gamers took to Steam to fee the sport poorly.
Of the 43,300 evaluations the sport has on Steam (on the time of penning this story), Battlefield 2042 has managed solely 25 p.c optimistic evaluations, with 75 p.c of gamers (one out of each 4 gamers) bombing the sport.
Battlefield 2042 gamers appeared much more upset as the sport’s launch was delayed, presumably to repair points, however the title noticed a launch fraught with issues anyway. In a number of Steam evaluations, gamers might be seen criticizing the shortage of sufficient weapons, in addition to many different recreation mechanics.
“When bf3 (Battlefield 3) got here out, I assumed to myself. Imagine what the battlefield would appear like in ten years. Wasn’t anticipating this…” wrote a upset participant on Steam.
different failed video games begin in current historical past
Battlefield 2042 is not the one hyped recreation in current historical past to disappoint on launch day. Title launches corresponding to Rockstar Games’ GTA Remasters, Konami’s eFootball 2022 and final yr’s Cyberpunk 2077 by CD Projekt Red confronted comparable fates.
Konami’s eFootball 2022, nonetheless, has been its worst up to now and stays Steam’s worst-rated recreation regardless of being a free title virtually two months after it launched in September this yr.
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