10 Video Games You Should Play (Even Though They Suck)

There are games that are legendary for their glitches. Sonic Boom. Sonic '06. Soni... okay, basically any 3D Sonic title fits that mould.

But Assassin's Creed: Unity is in its own league. The eighth instalment in Ubisoft's biggest franchise is so staggeringly broken, it feels like the developers made the glitches first, and then worked a game around it! Human faces disappear with disturbing regularity. Characters fall through the ground so often, you'd assume it was a deliberate feature. As you leap from building to building, you're just waiting for the moment when you freeze in mid-air.

If every bug was patched (which it wasn't), Unity would still be the nadir of Assassin's Creed. The relationships aren't interesting, the new mechanics are minimal, and the stealth takes a backseat. So, if you try and play Unity conventionally, you're not going to have a good time.

But if you accept this spin-off for the magnificent farce that it is, you'll have a blast. Instead of defending the gameplay, just embrace it when you climb an invisible wall or mesh with another character like the ending of Timecop.

Even though Unity was a massive misfire, it's responsible for some of Assassin's Creed's most entertaining moments.