Daikatana

...Why was this released on GOG? This game is universally regarded as trash, by both players and critics an often cited example of how not to make a game.

I'm still amazed that it took so long after Daikatana for leveling-up in 1st person shooters to become popular. Still, the AI pathfinding is terrible, the combat is boring, and the art is just painful to look at. It's worth your time only if you're curious why this was such a flop.

but it's terrible. the game shows it's trash factor in processing(e1m5). i think people were so traumatized after playing the first episode they convinced themselves the game was "fine" afterwards.

"Good" old games. Anyway when I saw it I was like NO, not it can't be, it just can't be true!! But it is, it is here. I think about all the things that are more pleasant than this game, like the flu for example, or pulling a tooth out.

First off, this game is bad, that is all I shall say on that subject, countless others before and after me will flog that subject to death. The point of this game is to remember the good times. A time when John Romero and John Carmack worked together on DOOM, Wolfenstein, Dangerous Dave, and Commander Keen. Do not purchase this game expecting a good time, purchase it as a comparison to their other works, to prove that what they did together as a company far exceeded what they did alone. This game was the closing chapter of the id rein, to prove that it did not end with a whisper, but with a violent horrific bang.