The Most Obscure Game Series you can think of.

[Misterian]

The Deception series.

Need I say more?

 

[Crashern Steak]

I raise you a
hsv adventure racing

 

[targren]

"Siege," a Warcrafty-ish fantasy RTS from the mid 90s by Microprose, I think. So obscure that apparently Google has never even heard of it. In fact, the only thing I've seen that even still acknowledges its existence is on a website that I can't link to without getting warned/banned.

 

[Kungfu_Teddybear]

This is going from games that I own: Magna Carta. I know no one who has even heard of these games.

 

[targren]

This is going from games that I own: Magna Carta. I know no one who has even heard of these games.

*Raises hand* Of course, I used to be an obsessive collector of JRPGs before they all got Nomura'd.

 

[Cheesepower5]

This is going from games that I own: Magna Carta. I know no one who has even heard of these games.

*Raises hand* Of course, I used to be an obsessive collector of JRPGs before they all got Nomura'd.

*also raises hand* First one kind of sucked, but I heard the second was better.

y/n?

 

[Nightmare-Child]

Lufia for the SNES. That was fairly obscure.

 

[Silver]

Betrayal at Krondor.

Though, that's not a series.

Hugo's House of Horrors. It's one of those old type in commands for the player to do kinda thing. Sorta like Zork, but with actual graphics.

Ah yes, that was a good one too. Never managed to finish the first one, but did the rest. *grumbles* That damn snake in Whodunit...

Followed up by Return to Krondor a few years later. That counts, right?

 

[Lugbzurg]

I really wouldn't know what out of all I've got would be considered the most obscure, but I've got some good ones...

> Zapper (It got two games with the same story, kinda like Sonic Unleashed.)
> Army Men
> Bomberman
> The Incredible Machine
> Break-Out
> BattleTanx
> Rocket Knight
> Earthworm Jim

 

[Tiger Sora]

Kingdom Under Fire. KUF-2 is coming out near the end of the year. I loved the first one.

Thats all I wanted to say.

 

[Kimarous]

The "Majesty" series needs more love. Or at least the original game. "Majesty 2" was pretty bad, "Defenders of Ardania" looked pretty bad, and "Warlock: Master of the Arcane" was decent yet disappointing, but the original "Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim" is a greatly under-appreciated classic in my eyes.

 

[Reyold]

the Little Tails Bronx series. Its most recent entry is Solatorobo: Red the Hunter

 

[TrevHead]

Langrisser series (TRPG), because most of them never saw localisations outside Japan except the first as Warsong.

Shock Troopers 1 & 2 springs to my mind (think Ikari Warriors meets Metal Slug)

 

[BENZOOKA]

Octodad was pretty hilarious.

 

[Ruzinus]

The Klonoa series, no doubt.

This is going from games that I own: Magna Carta. I know no one who has even heard of these games.

Lufia for the SNES. That was fairly obscure.

I really wouldn't know what out of all I've got would be considered the most obscure, but I've got some good ones...


> Army Men
> Bomberman
> Break-Out
> Earthworm Jim

Langrisser series (TRPG), because most of them never saw localisations outside Japan except the first as Warsong.

Mostly No, with a giant DOUBLE NO DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA WHAT OBSCURE MEANS for Bomberman and Earthworm Jim.

Most of the things listed here ARE awesome though.


I'll add Uncharted Waters to the topic. Maybe one day I'll manage to unobscure it with my singular inability to let it go.

 

[BreakfastMan]

Um... How about Muv-luv? I know, there are only two games so it barely counts as a series, but still, I doubt most people here know what the hell I am blathering on about.

 

[Liham]

Guns of icarus is a neat indie one, and it has a sequel out soon, does that count?

 

[Bordersane]

Fun time with....The Wanderoos! Oh yeah. Bet you've never heard of them!

 

[Souleks]

Anyone ever heard of a little indie game: And Yet It Moves? Pretty cool, but I doubt it's as popular as Braid or Limbo or other indie games.
There's also Timesplitters, which I discovered recently, but never played.

That showed up in the Humble Indie Bundle a couple times I don't know if it counts anymore.

And Timesplitters?
That was my childhood.
along with Armored Core,Twisted Metal and the Resident Evil games.

I say...

Vanguard Princess!

It is a doujin fighting game.
You probably never heard of it
/adjust hipster glasses

 

[Flizzick]

Revenge of the Sunfish, though I don't think it's a series. Gotta wonder what the guy who made that game was smoking/ shooting/ snorting/ all of the above.