While a game is the best thing all the time, even if you do not give a lot of time to play the third of these games and do nothing to be enlightened. So we picked out the most difficult games of the year to launch in 2022, whereas eight of these titles received an abominable 1/5 score, while the top two are sharing a coveted 0.5/5 review score that only a handful of developers managed to achieve. Stick that box in your bag.
Now grab a mug of warm cocoa and rest down as we enter the ten worst game we’ve had the worst of the time in 2022. Unless your cash is cleared up, you can throw that money into the fire.
10) Mozart Reveal Requiems are the demands of his friend.
Read our full 5/5 Review of Mozart Requiem.
Even though it’s serious, the biggest crime here is the price tag of more than thirty pounds for what is a shame.
If you have a historian, I don’t think that Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was the biggest gamers, however, Mozart Requiem a revamped version of 2009s Mozart: The Conspirators of Prague will certainly have him turn his grave.
We sentence Mozart Requiem to life strafe, guilty of horrible point-and-click gameplay, completely offensive visuals, and enough glitches that make you think that was just a beginning of the 18th century.
You will be stepping in a heroic spirit of our noble empionage, in 1788 as he tried to remove his name from the coup against the Emperor Joseph II. The way you should answer this murderous mystery is to try to defeat him. The problem is that the puzzles afoot are nothing and no logic to them, and any attempt to solve said riddles usually is met with many glitches and ramblings.
Over the two to eighteen floors is also a nightmare, as the odd decision to put three models into two-dimensional environments is laughable, as is the constant push for subtitling.
The music choices are crazy, but a few months of Spotify premium costs less than the 31.99 price (!!!) current asking price of Mozart Requiem (or Mozarts Requiem, for they seem to have lost the title right) on the Xbox Store.
9) Retro-pixel raquettes.
Read the full review of Retro Pixel Rears and its review.
We experienced traffic jam in the past few months of top-down racers. And to the back, very closely behind them is ROS. There’s no excuse, it flicks the bird as a result, no multiplayer, no game modes, no track variation, and a high speed only to a shopping trolley. This racer has a hard turn, so does not take all the power of an easy 1000g.
That’s another top-down racinger who comes on to saturate the Xbox market. There is no danger of having too many choices, particularly when it comes to action-packed arcade racing, but if we can, so much fun, as is retro-pixel/raser.
The most complicated reason for such a complex simile? Well, JanduSoft and developer Josep Monzonis Hernandez have decided to forgo online leaderboards, competitive multiplayer or anything else that makes this genre so addictive, and give the ultimate victory. That’s right, the only racing here offering is the solo-tail, and the lacklustre AI.
A second decision which makes us think they deliberately tried to make a bad game regards the hit detection. Smack against the wall of a line and you’ll be stuck to it, but you can only get right off the road, firmly based on your competitors. Any contact between the race wall and you can kiss the best chance of victory goodbye. The temptation for fun was already stripped up when you booted up Retro Pixel Racers. So it’s easy to surprise them.
If you want to get one of the best racing machines to sit with, take a look at their likes to the Bloody Rally Show. Don’t give them a hard time!
8) Hunt Ducks II.
Read our full review of Hunt Ducks II (1/5).
Hunt Ducks II is Duck Hunt. Duck Hunt is finally up to the point of cease-and-desist. But you can imagine lawyers who are taking their case: look, this one has no gun peripherals. It has no game modes. It can’t even show the chuckle charm that the dog wears. You can’t possibly sue the Ducks II for copyright infringement because it’s very different than Duck Hunt.
When your half-assisted attempt at a clone of a game from the 1980s is so bad that copyright lawyers could be quite ardent to sue, it’s almost embarrassing for you to the sworn killer Mays Hunt Ducks II.
The pricey but low price of 0.79 is free. While you can enjoy the great gameplay offer, that may still be one of the best. With revolutionary mechanics such as point the cursor here and pull the trigger, and shoot more ducks for a higher score, it might be too unintelligent to appreciate the gameplay on offer here. Who are we kidding? In 2022, this is a somewhat better arcade offering, with the power of the Xbox Series X, than the original that left the game off on the NES.
After ten minutes, you’ll probably find out how well you’re.
7) Kill the rocks.
Read our full 1-1/2 review of Slap the Rocks.
Slap the Rock feels like a wasted risk. Thirty levels should’ve been more than enough to experiment with some interesting mechanics and offer some really challenging puzzles. Instead, we have a game that is overly repetitive, overly simplistic and very short. Look elsewhere. Rolling the rocks can be hurting the rocks.
Despite the fact that a man was decided to impose his own name on this list, a man may now resign from this list.
The premise is simple: you’ll be slapping the rocks into a slapping wall in order to collect treasure, and then walk through thirty incredibly single levels. The competition of this one-and-do-s, which is one of the best in this world, is in it very mediocre. I think that one will take half your lunch break, so you can go out and do something productive again.
Add in the fact that this 20-minute experience sets you back to the purchase price range at four.19 and YR on the Rock becomes a slap in the face.
6) The class walk in the evening.
Read our full 1/5 on Middle School Walk.
We still got upset, so long as we finish school walk for lunch more times than we had cared for. That is not because it’s scary: I’m pretty sorry. This is just a horrible feeling that is like it’s watching movies from Ringu out of order. We got shocked because this is probably the most insulting buy we made in the Xbox Store.
Since we played Wednesday School Walk in English, the dev placeholder texts littered the place like a virus, we reckon the latter would be the ones that they were able to.
However, as far as this visual novel is concerned with the cutesy manga art style, it’s also an absolute best offender, so it is hard to give the daynight School Walk anything more than a single 5 lb if you don’t speak Japanese fluently. This is because because in a move that has our heads been forever scratched, the devs at Hautecouture Inc. decided to send Japanese to English via automated translation. The result is a piece of comedy that the most popular sketch writers around the world would dream about. Without a doubt the game becomes a real scary element with a bastardised language. It’ll still be a real scary game, but the game quickly becomes incomprehensible as a real scarier element.
However, the greatest inhumanity of the Midnight School Walk is that each achievement grants 6 or 8 yen. It seems like no such thing as Midnight School Walk! Now my Gamerscore counter looks strange.
Oh, and you can’t either save the game. Good luck!
5) Tank Battle: Ground War: Tank Battle.
Read our full 1/5 review of Ground War: Tank Battle.
You could use the ground war: Tank Battle as a torture form. Whisper 120 levels of tank-fighting action in our ear, the wounds raging from the ground, the trauma of an endless number of hours with it still fresh in our memory.
Another piece of 79p Xbox Store shovelware has left us tearing out our hair at the unacceptable garbage that threw upon us.
This abomination was a factor in Ground War: Tank Battle. One reviewer was so annoyed that they were not going to put down words. Despite being able to bring along a co-op partner for the ride, rescuing some semblance of sanity and navigating 120 dull, socky levels, to explode cannonfire at other tanks is definitely not the best way to spend what precious time we have on the planet.
A map of all levels is virtually identical, so we wonder how much much wasted opportunity Ground War could’ve been, and we can’t have been wary against enemy vehicles, or the enemy has taken arrows and protection our own. We always have new ideas, Gamella Studios!
Ground War: Tank Battle is best the chance to overcome the shattered war because of the purchase of this game. At worst, it is a rude, unenjoyable insult to Battle City, a gameboy classic.
4) Blade Runner Enhanced Edition.
Read our full review of the Blade Runner 4th Edition from the beginning.
And I want to put off my words from this page with caution.
Every time we hear the fact that a classic game from the 90s is being remade to suit 2022 hardware, we wince. We must really have done more to improve graphics and revitalise the controls, and ensure that we have a audience in the 21st century. For Blade Runner Enhanced Edition, none of those boxes were ticked, allowing us to use some of the worst controllers we can remember, and a game only Harrison Ford could extract some molecule of enjoyment from that.
While the developers established figures in the remake space brag of three different endings for Blade Runner, we decided to make it to one, and then called it a day. While the draw that exists today in the Blade Runner game shows an exciting image, and while the detectives on offer was a little fun, the graphics and the controls were more in the toilet than in the game. They’re sick; we’re making it.
Especially in regards to the pointer, too small that it seems to be hard to see, so without the need for achieving the best results, it’s not regrettable to say that the basics are the subject of the Enhanced Edition, which was utterly disappointing. Perhaps in the future we’ll get the perfect Blade Runner game, but it might come to a good start of 2049 for that to come to fruition.
3) Happi Basudei.
Read our full 1/5 review of Happi Basudei.
Happi Basudei even felt like playing. The controls are somehow borked, because you can’t run out of control after you press the switch. Jump and, without fail, you’ll jump vertically. If you want to try to correct this, you have to push the bend. It may not seem like a lot, but when you play just fifteen minutes and do nothing at all, you get wrong.
At its central point, success in Happi Basudei is achieved by refusing to pay a penny, not using a gun, but by taking a break.
Most of our time spent in what seemed to be a homage to the decades gone by was away from the controller, usually doing something we often would rather like to do in life like play something that isn’t called Happi Basudei. For reason only explained by the word “karma” in the corner of the screen, the whole point of Happi Basudei is not to collect or kill enemies, for those who love wealth or violence will live unreliable lives, or a whole lot of things.
Seriously, what did the designers think about? Players don’t have to do a game. Towards the end of the year, we should have considered the progress of a projectile, but we lost the ability to get reacted to the jump, but was not that difficult.
At the end of the day, 15 minutes of our life for 1000 G is the only redeeming factor on Happi Basudei.
2) Casablanca: Demonstration and Hunting
Read the full 5/5 review of Cazzarion: Demon Hunting.
My pawn for the house, and his playthrough, completely faded. My finger crossed the floor of the house, then threw me down the stairs, then took up the stairs and watched the horror horror flick – my head sucked out and rubbed it. I’m giving the demons enough time to shoot them all. Unfortunately, they spawned with a little sex, and eventually came to death. At that point, I’m away.
You’ve got plenty of time to play on an Xbox. Thankfully, Cazzarion: Demon Hunting can overcome this obstacle, even if you don’t use flies. Something extra and you are simply asking too much of this bizarre shooter, the second-person film genre that is highly ambitious for what it seems to be a story, yet the development team still live on the Xbox 360.
Stay alive, and kill demons. There is that the mission of Cazzarion is Demon Hunting, and for just five minutes it’s fun to see little demons adorning the hellish landscape where you find yourself. You realize that you could play the Oscar’s eternal on Game Pass. After a long time enjoyment becomes tormented, with the ugliness of Cazzarion coming to the fore.
With little to no story, but weapons and new maps to discover, soon enough you will be stuck in the same loop of demons for a bit, and then they run off the ground, spawning in a new manner. Before, with joy, we should do it all over again. The presence of strange shark enemies and a transfeminine lesbian werepigs takes the whole game away, though that emotion is disgusted at playing Cazzarion: Demon Hunting.
1) Mini Hockey Battle 0,5/5.
Read our full review of Hockey Games!
In my time at TheXboxHub, I found nearly four hundred games. Mini Hockey is in a very short distance the worst game of the game. While I joking down my sheer dislike and anger in Mini Hockey, I used to miss the challenge twice in Mini Hickey Battle, and I would play that game 30 times over instead of one more game. I can’t imagine what you’d do for 79p.
And this is our worst game, has our Dave? The Mini Hockey Battle is no different than the top of this list and is crowned the Year’s World’s Worst Game of the Year 2022.
The interpretation of NHL that would have been made if all the EA employees were replaced by their own kids, Mini Hockey Battle is almost the clone of head football games that adorn the mobile market. Players flicked to the side of the ball with each other and started a net.
The puck generally stays in the ground. The reason for the game, the aim of winning the game is to give your opponent the chance to play in the juggle, and then he will make the ball up and get the ball into the goal, repeating until the victory. It seems quickly clear that the developers wished to only find a particular niche in the hockey market, but they also failed on this.
Without the draw of any kind of multiplayer, leaving you to sit back and lob the computer back again, we have real fun in Mini Hockey Battle for more than five minutes.
If you purchased a copy of Mini Hockey Battle for a price of 0.79 (at least until the first date that it was announced by the time the sale got in, it wouldn’t break the bank, and might be nice for your mates, for example). If you don’t like this game, don’t be in any hurry. It’s the worst game of the 2022.
Congratulations to this little hockey game. You had a sober game that you still have us talking almost a year after release.
Is there anything that you had watched in 2022 that must just be laughed at on this list? Theres a chance that 2023 cant just get me through with a few more 50 nms.