20 Upcoming Video Games Absolutely NOBODY Wants

Back in January, regular slop peddlers TeamKill Media released their new Dino Crisis-inspired action-horror game Code Violet, which was near-universally panned by critics for basically every aspect of its conception.

All the same, TeamKill reported that it was the studio's best-selling game to date, enough that just a month after Code Violet's release, they announced a sequel, Code UltraViolet.

TeamKill has simply dubbed it the next chapter in Violet's story, and considering how quickly they've churned out low-effort junk in recent years, it'll likely be on the market before we know it.

Now in fairness, Code Violet's sales do indicate that some people are interested in the IP, but given the game's absolutely dire user scores on Metacritic, it seems likely that the vast majority of players won't be giving TeamKill any repeat business for the impending sequel.

Much as we should want to champion games made by tiny teams, said games also have to be good in the first place.