Nea Edem

Nea Edem is a contender for one of the worst games on Steam. Seriously, it's so bad I laughed when I tried to play it. It's a 3D third person platformer shooter slapped together badly with Unity. It's so bad I wished I was playing an asset flip because most of the time those rebadged store assets work properly. Controls are locked and there's no way to invert the mouselook to correct it... so you're stuck with a completely unusable inverted mouselook. Movement is a sluggish affair that would be comical if it wasn't so painfully slow. The camera randomly clips through the various low polygon, barely textured game assets. Aiming is nigh on impossible as there's no aiming reticle, and you shoot in the direction your low poly model is facing. Oh, the camera doesn't properly follow your avatar either. And you have to try wrestle that with the awkward controls and the inverted mouse! The models are so ridiculously clumsy they really look like the kind of thing that seemed incredibly space aged and futuristic in 1991. The screenshots don't do this train wreck justice, it really is possibly the worst game on Steam. This game is quite a revelation. Before playing this, I would tell anyone without hesitation that 2D pixel shovelware is the worst thing infesting Steam. But perhaps 2D retro pixel games are so limited by design, they're also limited in just how badly they can fail. It takes 3D graphics to be able to screw up this badly.