Consoles were known for their curated games and digital stores that used to have standards. And sure, they’ve learned some valuable lessons from the biggest online storefront when it comes to Video Games, ie Steam. However, it seems that Sony has also picked up a few bad lessons along the way. Lately there has been a surge of asset flips, broken games, and games with barely any content in them. There are even a few games on the PSN store that are so bad, they couldn’t even get through Steam Greenlight.
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Recently Jim Sterling put out a video where he takes the audience through some of the worst games on the PSN Store and he highlighted how some of these games are being officially promoted by Sony on their YouTube channel and being given the spotlight on the store page. Life of Black Tiger is a notorious example of either a lousy curation system or Sony actually not giving a fuck. This is absolutely unacceptable, because unlike Steam, Sony actually charges for their online services (which actually went up in price recently) and they absolutely should be running a tighter ship when it comes to these games ending up on their store.
What’e even worse is that these games are taking up space where good games could’ve been highlighted. Oh, it’s an insult to games like Uncharted, Last of Us and Horizon Zero Dawn to have these cheap rip offs being put right next to them.
So lets take a closer look at some of the worst games on the Playstation Store that are available for the PS4:
Life of Black Tiger
Skylight Freerange 2: Gachduine
BRIKS
Spear of Destiny
Horse Racing 2016
Firefighters The Simulation
Deer Simulator
Beware, hunters and coyotes are waiting for the opportunity to end your quest for huge antlers.
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Well, Sony has clearly proven that the PS4 is definitely for the players. Here’s to seeing the PSN store get absolutely trashed by the multitudes of games that are seemingly slipping past Sony’s curatory.
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