As the inventor of this metric, it gets named after you. What are the upper and lower bounds of the Buddha scale?The Uncharted Series...its Hype-to-Meh ratio.
Again, it's a subjective thread on personal tastes, and nothing to do with a judgement of a game. Just because I don't like the same music as someone else, or the same food, or the same film, or same book, doesn't mean I have a 'problem', and very much I shouldn't be made to agree with everyone else or even made to think I should have the same view as everyone else and there's something wrong with me.
I think this is mainly because they are supposed to be 2 different titles. I feel like Rockstar only wants experiences that are easy to distinguish from one another. A historic time period should feel different than a modern one. I had fun with it for the most part and keeping an eye on RDR 2.Red Dead Redemption. I've found the game extremely boring yet I love goofing around in GTA.
I'll add a game that's occurred to me, and that's Valkyria Chronicles because it messed up the tactical turn-based strategy game concept with misplaced storytelling that ruined the game. Levels where you couldn't win because the story prevented it, making all your tactical decisions pointless. You need a different mindset to the one I had to be able to enjoy that experience, but I felt it a betrayal of the demo that sold me on the game as an XCOM style game with a gorgeous aesthetic and loads of character. I didn't know I was buying a Japanese RPG with a slightly different front-end mechanic.