Top 10 Botched Video Game Launches

Certainly! Botched video game launches can be quite memorable for fans and critics alike. Here are some additional notorious game debuts that could fit well on your list:

1. **Anthem (2019)** - Developed by BioWare and published by EA, this game had high expectations but suffered from technical issues, lackluster content, and a confusing story.
2. **No Man's Sky (2016)** - Promised vast, procedurally generated worlds, but at launch, it lacked many of the features that were advertised, leading to significant backlash. However, it has since been improved significantly.
3. **Fallout 76 (2018)** - Faced severe criticism for bugs, server issues, and a lack of NPCs, which made the world feel empty.
4. **Mass Effect: Andromeda (2017)** - Criticized for its facial animations, bugs, and lackluster story compared to previous entries in the series.
5. **Battlefield 4 (2013)** - Launched with numerous bugs and server issues that took months to resolve, leading to a rocky start for the game.
6. **Warcraft III: Reforged (2020)** - This remaster was criticized for not meeting expectations, having bugs, and lacking promised features.
7. **Aliens: Colonial Marines (2013)** - Widely criticized for its poor graphics, AI issues, and deviations from what was shown in pre-release demos.
8. **Cyberpunk 2077 (2020)** - While you've mentioned it, it's worth reiterating its significance. The game had numerous bugs and performance issues, especially on last-gen consoles, leading to refunds and its removal from the PlayStation Store temporarily.

These titles had rough starts but many have made efforts to improve post-launch, showcasing the importance of continued development and support for games.