The worst game of all time gets a second chance at failure on Steam.

The Worst Game of All Time Is Somehow Even Worse on Steam

In a move that's left gamers and developers alike scratching their heads, the infamous game "Dr. Seuss's The Cat in the Hat" has somehow managed to become even more disastrous on Steam.

Released in 2003, the game was initially met with widespread criticism for its poor graphics, awkward controls, and general lack of fun. It's often cited as one of the worst games of all time, and its reputation has only grown worse with age.

But in a bizarre twist, the game's re-release on Steam has somehow managed to make things even worse. Players are reporting a host of new issues, including:

• Glitchy controls that make it impossible to navigate the game's already-challenging levels
• A bizarre, pulsing soundtrack that's been described as "ear-piercingly annoying"
• A complete lack of any sort of difficulty curve, making the game feel like a cruel and unusual punishment

Despite the game's reputation, some players are actually enjoying the experience, with one reviewer describing it as "the perfect game for anyone who wants to torture their friends and family."

The game's developer, Dr. Seuss's company, has yet to comment on the issues, but fans of the game are already rallying around it, with some even creating their own mods to make the experience even more... unique.

In the meantime, gamers are advised to approach the game with caution, and to have a strong sense of humor and a healthy dose of masochism. Or, you know, just stick to playing something else.