The Witness, WORST video game ever!!!

Alright. I can understand some of your points. Let me first try to counter your complaint about the story. There is infact a story. Kinda. I might have a few spoilers below, if anyone cares about that. Really, it depends on the way you like to think about things. Here are 2 different links explaining the story in their own eyes. https://www.gamesradar.com... https://www.google.com... Or really, those are just 2. There are many interpretations online, and that's really what it's about. Taking what you're given, and piecing things together. I can understand the complaint of the story not really being all that prevalent, but that's not what the game is about. It's about the atmosphere. It's kinda hard to explain. Your second complaint is about the lack of npcs in the game. That, I will say is true. However, a game doesn't need npcs. This game doesn't need npcs. If they were fit in, it wouldn't make sense for a game that wants you to feel isolated. Now to talk about issues 3 and 4. You claim the only gameplay is walking to the puzzles, and doing the same type of puzzles over and over again. I believe these to both be false. The Witness is about exploring. You're supposed to explore the island, and just do a puzzle when you stumble upon one. There are also 7 puzzle types, more than one. But they are all trace puzzles, I'll give you that. But they all have their own mechanics, and introduce more mechanics as they go on. https://www.google.com... As for you saying there are no rewards in this game, that's not the point. Sure, the biggest reward you might get is that amazing feeling when you finally beat something hard, but the true reward is that. Once you beat that game, you will feel good. As for you saying the puzzles are illogical and have no tutorials, that's false too. Let me copy and paste a bit from the above link showing the types of puzzles. "You"ll see this tutorial-like sequence of panels featuring black and white squares shortly after starting The Witness, and the lessons you"ll learn here apply to a majority of puzzles featured throughout the game. It"s easy to complete many puzzles in this sequence without fully understanding the rules it"s trying to teach you, however, this makes it difficult to identify your mistakes when you fail. If you"re unable to complete this sequence on your own, here"s what you need to know: differently colored squares must be separated with a dividing line. Puzzles with multiple colored squares often require you to chart convoluted paths from entrance to exit, in order to fully enclose clusters of one particular color and separate them from other colors. It may help to think of the line you draw as a border that separates elements within each puzzle, rather than a trail leading from entrance to exit. Feel free to spend some extra time with these puzzles before you move on. Once you master the principles at work here, you"re ready to take on the bulk of the game"s challenges." The game does give you tutorials. As for you saying you had no idea to look outside the box, I believe that's true. Which means you probably aren't the type of person for this game. The reviews you read should have at least gave you some kind of idea for the game. I don't want to sound rude, but if you don't think outside of the box, and only focus on what's right in front of you, this game is going to go over your head. I suggest you retry it with this mindset, then come back and give your criticism. Thanks for reading.