As technology grows and platform holders continue to innovate on revolutionary new engineering methods to provide surreal photorealistic experiences within games, the line between what is real and fake is blurring. Titles like Horizon Forbidden West and Forza Horizon 5 have some of the most jaw-dropping and realistic instances of graphics being displayed in real-time.

However, photorealism or great graphics in general doesn't always attribute itself to automatically providing a good game. For some, graphics become a selling point and nothing more, and the games that do this suffer the most.

The Order: 1886

Every generation starts off with a game that's more of a technical showcase to show what a new console is capable of and all the exciting potential for future content on a particular piece of hardware. For PlayStation 4, The Order: 1886 was, and still is, a technical marvel for the system, however, what it provided outside its state-of-the-art visuals was less than stellar.