ITT: The lamest final bosses in video game history

I remember it being so fucking disappointing, wasn’t it just like 3 qtes or something? Zero actual combat?

Gothic's The Sleeper

You don't even fight it, it stands there lazilly thowing fireballs at you while you activate some pillars. It will even accidentally kill the demons that are summoned to stop you

Darksiders 2

It's kinda cool in the sense that he looks like one of those 1920s ubermensch-statues.

>Doom engine games tend to have shitty final bosses actually, with the exception of Korax and Icon of Sin
>Icon of Sin
Flipping a switch and taking an elevator ride to shoot some rockets at John Romero's head is a good boss fight to you?

Space Marine
>The final boss is just a QTE

Uncharted 4 QTE fight

It's actually even worse because he's supposed to look like Atlas. The game is a critique of Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged, so it's just the most peabrained stupidly obvious piece of visual symbolism possible

You can't be serious. He had the best atmosphere of all colossi. The section where you play as Dormin is way more of a letdown.

Yeah, I couldn't fucking believe it. Uninstalled the game right away.

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>best moments in the entire series are all about the scarecrow fear gas scenes
>3rd game has scarecrow as the main villian in all the marketing
>get to play the game
>tricked you. most of the game is about the joker again with scarecrow only showing up in 2 cutscens in total
>you also never fight a giant nightmare version of scarecrow
I wonder how many of the people who made AA were still around when the made AK.
I feel like they should have known after AC that going bigger isn't necessarily better and instead should have focused on another game that took place on 1 smaller location instead of making the map even bigger but with less well crafted and memorable moments.
Like how cool would it have been if the third game had been about Scarecrow figuring out bruce identity and besieging his mansion (which for convenience sake would have also been placed on an island)
Or the game takes place in Wayne Tower die hard style.

Tomb Raider 2013.

Dead Space. It literally holds still and opens up giant glowing spots and then waits for you to shoot them.

>uninstalled the game after beating the final boss
Wow you sure showed them

Nah man, the hex sisters were pretty neat. King Allant was a literal snot blob.

10 hour story campaign is honestly long for a modern, non open world, AAA game
plus it had well crafted cutscenes another thing that has all but become non existent nowadays with everything using really cheap made in game cut-scenes.

>I feel like they should have known after AC that going bigger isn't necessarily better
How would they reach that conclusion when City is better than Asylum?

Hundred eyes is average at the very least, what are you talking about?

Maybe because the game was my first experience with anything batman related but I wasnt as pissed as most people about the joker boss just being him taking steroids

What did piss me off was how we was meant to be a genius, yet the way to make him vulnerable was by dragging him down when he went and showed off in front of the helicopters, just the first time wouldn't be so bad and then after that the fight got harder or something, but he kept showing off even though batman dragged him down every single time.

Rage

he was meant to be a genius*

Outer worlds and its not even close

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This cancer boss from gears of war which you one shot from a helicopter with the hammer of justice or some shit absolute anticlimax

Anybody else find the mashing for Joker really hard for some reason? That made me dislike him even more since no other part of the game had that for fights really.

Mass Effect 2 and the terminator reaper

I don't know what they're thinking.

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More like I couldn't stomach anymore retard, since there's more to do and the dlc stuff.