16 Most Disappointing Video Games Of 2017

15. Lego Worlds

"Minecraft with Lego!" was the pitch, yet the reality of Lego Worlds came from the final version being bizarrely broken.

Feeling like a fan mod, stuttering menus, bad load times and lag across the board established this phenomenal idea on paper as something that needed much more time in the oven. Since launch we've seen copious amounts of patches and fixes applied to get it up to scratch, but the fact remains: Traveller's Tales dropped the ball.

As we've literally seen Minecraft make its name on being "digital Lego with survival elements", removing the latter and giving fans infinite access to every Lego playset on Earth should've been a shoe-in, yet Lego Worlds just wasn't intuitive or fun to interact with.