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The worst PC game in all of history has just been released on Steam
Half-Life. The original Fallout. Skyrim. Elden Ring. Every generation of PC history is been marked by an epochal, visionary game - a game that tests the boundaries of what developers, players, and critics believe is possible. Originally released in 2003, Big Rigs: Over The Road Racing is not one of those games. It’s not even close. It’s terrible, actually. It’s really rubbish. But in the same sense that it pays to know the limits of one’s own depravity - to push yourself into the deepest, darkest place possible so you can say ‘I’ve been there, I’ve faced it, and I’ve returned’ - Big Rigs is a valuable exploration into the recesses of gaming squalor. Like the decomposing corpse of Ray Brower, it must be seen to be believed. It is a formative experience. And now, Big Rigs is back. Continue reading The worst PC game in all of history has just been released on Steam MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best racing games, Best PC games, Best survival games
Half-Life. The original Fallout. Skyrim. Elden Ring. Every generation of PC history is been marked by an epochal, visionary game - a game that tests the boundaries of what developers, players, and critics believe is possible. Originally released in 2003, Big Rigs: Over The Road Racing is not one of those games. It’s not even close. It’s terrible, actually. It’s really rubbish. But in the same sense that it pays to know the limits of one’s own depravity - to push yourself into the deepest, darkest place possible so you can say ‘I’ve been there, I’ve faced it, and I’ve returned’ - Big Rigs is a valuable exploration into the recesses of gaming squalor. Like the decomposing corpse of Ray Brower, it must be seen to be believed. It is a formative experience. And now, Big Rigs is back.
