12 Worst Superhero Video Games Of All Time

What do you get if you cross the battle system of Tekken with the 3D adventure gameplay of something like the original Tomb Raider games, then blend them together in a big vat with a pile of steaming horse dung? Well, you'd get Spawn: The Eternal.

Barely playable as an actual game, Spawn plays horribly, has a dreadful camera and - somehow - the game manages to make even the simple task of walking through a doorway incredibly difficult thanks to controls that don't respond quick enough to button prompts.

That's just the 3D exploration sections too! In combat, the game adopts a similar style to fighters such as Tekken, but instead makes sure that hits aren't registered correctly, the moves are poorly animated and the titular character feels less like a badass, and more like a hopeless lunatic swimming through treacle.

Then there's the graphics. Hoo boy - this game, even for its age, is really scraping the bottom of the barrel here. It's a blurry, pixellated mess all the way through.