Unplayable and Filled with Bugs: A New Low for Gaming
In the realm of video games, LORD of the Rings: Gollum has already set a new standard for disappointment. But believe it or not, there might be a game that's even worse. Enter Skull Island: Rise of Kong, the latest release that has gamers shaking their heads in disbelief.
Low Ratings and Lackluster Graphics
Despite a highly anticipated launch, Skull Island: Rise of Kong is off to a rocky start. With a pitiful rating of 34 on Metacritic, it's clear that players are far from impressed. And one of the biggest complaints? The graphics. Many are calling them downright unacceptable.
Shovelware: A Game Full of Assets That Don't Fit
Skull Island: Rise of Kong is being labeled as "shovelware" by players. What does that mean? Essentially, the developer has thrown together a mishmash of assets, regardless of whether they actually work well together. The result? A game that feels disjointed and poorly made.
A Glitchy and Disappointing Experience
From animals spewing rocks when defeated to static images in place of animations, Skull Island: Rise of Kong is riddled with problems. Developed by GameMill, a company known for both hits and misses, this latest release falls squarely into the miss category.
Clips of Catastrophe: A Warning and an Advertisement
Just like with LORD of the Rings: Gollum, players are sharing clips of the most cringe-worthy moments in Skull Island: Rise of Kong. These clips not only serve as a warning to potential buyers, but also generate buzz for a game that has received little promotion thus far.
A Laughing Stock for Streamers
Believe it or not, games like Skull Island: Rise of Kong can actually have a silver lining. The sheer absurdity and low quality can attract streamers who are looking for a good laugh with their viewers. It may not be the intended audience, but it's certainly generating some attention.
Written by Georgina Young on behalf of GLHF.
