What is the most buggy game you have ever played?

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For me it has to be Cyberpunk 2077, tho New World is looking pretty close.

[DarkCrystalMethod]

Morrowind, though the original and steam version have the same "stability".

[Moogal™]

Silent Hill: Homecoming. It is basically a bug itself.

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Off the top of my head Desperados 2, but if I think about it I might be able to come up with some worse ones.

[Kobs]

No man's sky, every time they come up with a big update it screws everything up as if no one even tested it before launch

[Ender]

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Morrowind, though the original and steam version have the same "stability".

Daggerfall , the prior game to Morrowind, was even worse... Still enjoyed it though

[Edpit]

Hidden and Dangerous 1, what a buggy mess. And yet it was still a great game somehow.

[Devsman]

I think Oblivion.

I don't think I've even played Flash games that were worse.

[Your_White_Knight]

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What is the most buggy game you have ever played?

For me it has to be Cyberpunk 2077, tho New World is looking pretty close.

"Most" is a hard thing to pin down.... everything changes...

Right now the one that's giving me the most problem is Heroes & Generals... their custom made Engine is garbage and their servers are the worst to be found.

[Soap]

Probably Myth 3 The Wolf Age. It was harder to get that game to run properly than I suspect it would be, with an overwight elderly plumber, who’s wearing dino chicken nugget stuffed pantyhose.

[Introverted Gamer]

Crossroads Inn Anniversary Edition full the groundbreaking bugs
Street Legal Racing Redline cant play the game without a single fatal error crash.

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Crossroads Inn Anniversary Edition full the groundbreaking bugs

Really? I almost bought that.

[Vault Hunter 101]

Gothic 3: Forsaken Gods expansion

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Fall Guys.

How on earth it got released in that state I will never know.

[idester]

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Morrowind, though the original and steam version have the same "stability".

Daggerfall , the prior game to Morrowind, was even worse... Still enjoyed it though

Daggerfall is such a weird game too, I've been trying to figure out how to get Daggerfall Unity to run because DOSBOX's mechanics are such a pain.

[idester]

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Morrowind, though the original and steam version have the same "stability".

I'd like to suggest OpenMW, which is a FOSS remake of Morrowind's engine. It still has the same old jankiness to it like before but it's smoother and also widescreen support