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15 Most Disappointing Video Game Sequels Ever Released
6. Forza Horizon 5 (Metacritic: 92)
Forza Horizon 5 is the best game in the series with the perfect balance of handling, force feedback, and good tracks. It's a must-try for racing enthusiasts and casual players alike, delivering lots of cars and an amazing world. | © Playground Games
5. The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe (Metacritic: 93)
The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe has multiple interesting endings, fresh content, and the same sense of humor that made the original video game a hit. It's a true gem for fans of unconventional storytelling. | © Crows Crows Crows
4. Hades (Metacritic: 93)
Hades delivers a thrilling gameplay experience, brimming with dynamic enemies and stunning effects. Its rich, organic storytelling unfolds through character interactions, allowing players to form deep connections with Zagreus and the vibrant cast around him. | © Supergiant Games
3. Persona 5 Royal (Metacritic: 94)
Persona 5 Royal stands out as the greatest Persona title that boasts exceptional presentation and gameplay that shines through its engaging turn-based combat and stunning visuals. While its story may feel slightly less impactful compared to other Persona entries, it remains a compelling narrative by JRPG standards. | © Atlus
2. Elden Ring (Metacritic: 96)
Elden Ring seamlessly blends the core elements that fans cherish in FromSoft titles with the sweeping scale and freedom of an open-world RPG, resulting in an extraordinary adventure. Its resounding success has not only elevated the genre but also firmly established FromSoft as a studio capable of delivering groundbreaking experiences. | © FromSoftware
1. Baldur's Gate 3 (Metacritic: 99)
Baldur's Gate III is celebrated as one of the finest games ever made, praised for its exceptional storytelling that truly empowers player choice and features companions whose relationships feel profoundly significant. Near perfect in execution, it has set the bar so high that many players find it difficult to enjoy other games in comparison. | © Larian Studios
