Notable Indie Games
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You mentioning The Last Stand 2 made me seriously doubt the rest of your praise, original poster. Not only are there better flash games than either of those (seriously, just search the first four pages of Kongregate.com and you can find a few. I'd say Portal: The Flash Version is a way better indie game), but the ORIGINAL Last Stand game is better than this one. At least in that game there was a difficulty curve... In The Last Stand 2, besides the numerous bugs on launch, you could quite literally just chainsaw everything down and leave ASAP and fight a grand total of, at my worst, 10 extremely easy battles.
(Original Post updated again--keep them coming.)milskidasith post=9.70067.682264 said:
Well, if you've bothered to read my other posts, you would have seen that I've just been jotting down the games people say that they like. Someone said The Last Stand 2, and I wrote it down. So if you have a problem with that game, search the thread for whoever suggested it and take it up with him/her. That being said, I added the original Last Stand as well.
Well that's mean, I recomended TLS2 along with Portal The Flash version, but for one PTFV would have been recomended already and two the only reason why someone would mention it was because "It's Portal!!"milskidasith post=9.70067.682437 said:
Besides, everyone already listed off the obvious ones, so I decided to actually list one that people don't rave about but is still enjoyable. You people treat indie games like the big-mega-corporation titles, except you forgive them if they suck. Hell, Audiosurf was mention like 4 times before the 10th post here!
But as for another indie game, I loved "The Last Guy" on PSN, and there should be a demo like PC version somewhere on Google. I made a review to
Original post updated.
If I had to respond to the special treatment that Indie games get, I'd say that its actually a good thing. It's like when you're watching your 7 year old son play in a T-ball game and you want to be as supportive as possible. You're not going to curse and yell whenever he misses will you? Nah, because your son is allowed that margin of error to begin with. If he's really good at it, so much for the better. If not, you shouldn't treat him like he's in the MLB.
My two cents.
If I had to respond to the special treatment that Indie games get, I'd say that its actually a good thing. It's like when you're watching your 7 year old son play in a T-ball game and you want to be as supportive as possible. You're not going to curse and yell whenever he misses will you? Nah, because your son is allowed that margin of error to begin with. If he's really good at it, so much for the better. If not, you shouldn't treat him like he's in the MLB.
My two cents.