Games you feel got unfairly bashed by gamers or reviews, that don't deserve it

[Flausch]

I feel the exact same way, and I think the conversations between the Characters were great, i love the FF Games, but the dialogue in them often times just makes me cringe and i end up disliking a large chunk of the cast, but in 15 all of them really grew on me.

[Zero86Sk]

I agree, I really like FF XV, it got bashed for the season pass and the patches that fixed the game after people finished it, i can see why people are pissed but i still had a blast with the game. It was something different. And given it was saved out of Development Hell I think it could have ended far far worse. (but as a long final fantasy fan FF X Will always be near and dear in my heart)

[Elmo]

Twin Sector (https://store.steampowered.com/app/27900/)

Owning the game myself and completing it, I feel it has been unfairly bashed, but everyone has their own opinion, based on their own game preference(of course).

It uses an almost original game concept of pushing and pulling objects(physics based) in the games 3D world to solve a puzzle to progress along the story.

It has its faults which probably go a long way to make it unpopular, but if you can get around those I think it's a good time waster(if wasting time is a good thing).

[DarkHawk742]

I feel like people hated on FFXV way too much. A lot of people exaggerated the car driving sections, which I personally didn't mind at worst and decently enjoyed at best. The dialogue was, admittedly, pretty bad, but it helped to convey the feeling of brotherhood on the journey nonetheless. In general, for the sake of brevity, I enjoyed the game very much as a whole, and just felt like it got nitpicked to oblivion. (Disclaimer: It is also the only FF game I've played, so I don't know how it stacks up with the rest of the series.)

[Arcadia]

Dragon age 2. The game was rushed and it re-used a lot of environments, but I liked the gameplay, and the story wasn't about being a chosen one or saving the world (which has been done a ton). It was a lot more grounded and I liked that aspect of it.

It had its flaws sure, but imo it doesn't deserve all the criticism it gets.

[Flausch]

God Hand was the one Game i really remember getting bashed by reviewers back when it came out. Sure the game has Issues, but reading the reviews from the time just really showed the folks writing those reviews just didn't understand how to play the game properly.