You will learn little beyond this during this opening, or the game as a whole. Who is he? What are his goals? What's his name? By this point you have no clue, only that he is driving a Harley to very generic "badass" music and has legs due to the low camera shots. Normally these reviews would begin outlining the story and giving context to the game itself, but instead here's how the game introduces you to its plot, beat for beat:Īfter starting a new game, the first sign of it being poorly constructed no less - immediately reacting as if you already have a save file, you're introduced to the hero. It has Big Rigs: Over The Road Racing degrees of bad ideas, bugs, shoddy programming and sheer laziness and might be the first to honestly be worse than that game.Ībandon all hope ye who enter here, we've just begun the descent into hell. Ride To Hell: Retribution is the latest in this long line, but it's quite possibly the worst of them all.
Special mention also goes to Steel Battalion: Heavy Armour, a good game hamstrung to the point of unplayability by Kinect. In recent years we've had a slew of these from bare basics shooters seemingly squirted out overnight like Duke Nukem Forever and Aliens: Colonial Marines to the mesmerisingly badly written and poorly programmed turds like Mindjack. Those which had high hype which failed to deliver, those which were obviously rushed and lacked development, or just those which lacked any real talent behind them. Once in a while there are titles people will call the worst video games ever made.
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