If you ever have doubts about being able to create something, whether it's a game, movie, or book, play Torcher: Arsonist of Evil. You'll realize you could never do worse. This is less of a video game and more an art house project that makes every possible mistake on the way down the game development tree.
Its bizarre presentation, clip art graphics, enigmatic gameplay (You need to use Ctrl and Shift to zoom the screen in and out to make any real progress) and cryptic story may leave you wondering if this was a real product printed on a CD back in the 90s and not a fever dream indie title made today (I can confirm it's the former, as one of the few people who own a copy).
I'm uncertain if GOG could fixes the game's biggest issue, however: Every save made after a certain point will become corrupted and unusable. Still, everyone deserves to play Torcher at least once to see the madness that lies inside, because there's nothing else like it.