The hype was a lie. We dove headfirst into MindsEye, the most anticipated game from a Rockstar veteran, and what we found was an unprecedented disaster. This isn't just a bad game; it's an empty, digital graveyard. Forget the slick trailers. The so-called "open world" is a barren wasteland with zero meaningful activities. You'll find more to do staring at a loading screen. The gameplay is a soul-crushing, linear slog that makes a mockery of the genre. Core mechanics you'd expect as standard are completely MIA—no wanted system, no dynamic combat, no reason to exist. It's not about bugs; it's about a fundamental absence of a game. The hottest threads on Avonetics are all asking the same thing: Is MindsEye even a real game, or is it the skeletal remains of an abandoned, more ambitious project? Evidence points to it being an incomplete demo for a user-generated content platform that crashed and burned before launch, repackaged and sold to you as a full-price title. It’s a masterclass in disappointment, an uninspired cash grab that disrespects its players. We're calling it what it is: the biggest gaming bait-and-switch of the decade. For advertising opportunities, visit Avonetics.com.