10 worst video games in the history of the gaming industry

The British newspaper The Daily Telegraph has compiled a list of the most terrible video games in the history of the gaming industry.

10. Doom III

Fear FPS FPS shooter John Karmak, even with all his advantages, including terrible monsters and an prohibitive level of violence, had one unpleasant flaw that nullified many advantages. It was as follows: if the player was trapped in a weakly lit corridor of the space station, then one could use either weapons or torch - and never at the same time. This created tension in the game, but in those moments when, in the light of flickering lamps, it was impossible to turn on the torch at the same time and be ready with weapons - this is no longer funny. Of course, the gameplay, maybe in some ways won from this. Despite such an annoying fact, Doom III was excellent in terms of shootings and terrible moments.

9. Siren/Forbidden Siren

Waking up in a remote mountain village after a secret ritual, the hero understood that something was wrong here. Siren immersed you on Wednesday, full of violence, blood and a large number of zombies, through the eyes of which you could look at yourself - such is the "chip" of the game. But anyone who played this game will tell you that there are things much more interesting than a mumbled crawling monster.

8. Project Zero/Fatal Frame

According to Makoto Sibat, the creator of Project Zero, the game mansion is an exact copy of the real house somewhere outside Tokyo and serves as an excellent source of inspiration to create all sorts of frightening things. A girl named Miku Hinasaki enters the mansion in search of her brother, and she is armed only with an old camera. The viewfinder of this "camera-sobs" is able to detect ghosts who visit the house. The only way to cope with them is to “catch” them on the camera at the time of shooting. Project Zero is one of those games after which you will understand why some people are afraid of deaf sounds at night.

7. Condemned

The player monitors the actions of the FBI agent Ethan Thomas, who follows the trail of the serial killer. Unknown to Thomas, this killer is the quintessence of evil. What Thomas does, far from the scope of the bureau, and we are constantly in a hostile environment, where at any moment we will need to fight off the attacks of groups of crazy homeless people; Then you will move to very atmospheric crime scories, and you will be accompanied by music in the style of "industrial". The scene with mannequins in an abandoned shopping center crashes into memory anyone who has ever played Condemned.

6. Silent Hill

Silent Hill is the ever -living classic of a horror that is known to almost everyone. Like other games on this list, she borrowed a lot of techniques from horror films, including corner chambers, ominous sound effects like a cracked radio or air anxiety signal, and chaotic movements of creatures from the other world. It is strange, of course, but the game was supposed to lose most of his charms, being released on PlayStation - for example, the fog surrounding the city, was inscribed in the game to smooth out the hardware restrictions of the console. But even so many years later, Silent Hill is still worthy to pay attention to him.

5. Resident Evil

The police team sets off to investigate the "incident" in the mansion outside the city. And he learns that this house in the Gothic style is crowded with zombies. Resident Evil, although it cannot claim to be a number one game in the Survival Horror genre, but still for its time it has become one of the most spectacular horror films. With a limited review, movements and a small margin of ammunition, the players felt very vulnerable to ugly monsters released against them. Being to some extent the standard of the horror, the Resident Evil deserved a place of honor in the middle of the list.

4. Alien vs Predator 2

A video game, based on a famous movie, offered the player one of the three scenarios. Anyone who wanted to be a monster to a certain extent felt invulnerable. In the role of a marine infantryman, one could experience another scenario: in order to withstand and survive, you had to be in constant tension, listening to a constant clang and gnashing in dark corridors. The sudden sound of the siren could at the moment make your heart beat even more. What else can be expected from the game where the lost defense could lead to a French kiss with the monster? ..

3. Dead Space

Dead Space is a classic of a horror, almost every moment in the game is associated with endless stress. Ishimura's dark corridors, a terrible soundtrack, disgusting monsters; Enemies are constantly forced to be on the guard, screaming ugly creatures dodge your attacks, and even the motives of the protagonist’s partner are suspicious. The gloomy menu of the game also reminds of possible death. You can, of course, say that individual elements are taken from a particular horror film, but this does not interfere with the result of being magnificent in itself: Dead Space is rightfully considered one of the worst games.

2. Silent Hill 2

One of the most remarkable horror in history, Silent Hill 2 borrowed all the best from his predecessor, and then went on a large screen. This continuation essentially proposed almost the same as the first part - a person returns to a mysterious city to find hell - but with a much more portion of fear. In James Sanderland, the player sees a person whose guilt and despair are so strong that it can cost him life. A truly suffocating atmosphere of the game and an obsessive soundtrack pour oil into the fire, and the player becomes bad from the very beginning; Even before the radio begins to crack, and the monsters will climb from the fog. Sounds will remain in your mind and after the final credits.

1. System Shock 2

One could say that this is the story of a normal person locked in a giant crazy house. This cheerful description, however, will not help the one who finished it to the end of this fright of horror Ken Levinea. One could also say that each System Shock 2 element makes this game exceptional - its terrible monsters, a frightening atmosphere, excellent graphics - well, like in all other games on this list. But none of this will change the fact that SS2 has become a horror number one and remains that even today. This is one of the most beautiful examples of the genre that injures you for a long time. You put on the headphones and hear: "The Polito Form Is Dead, Insect. Are You Afraid?" ("Polito is dead, insect. Are you afraid?").