The most obscure game you own.
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Was gonna say "God Hand," but it has it's own memetic fan comic.
Was gonna say "Spelunky," but it has its own modding community.
Was worried that I didn't have the indie cred I thought I had, but then I looked on my desktop, and saw the shortcut to Porrasturvat, next to Bailey Jay's pretty face.
And suddenly I was alright again.
Was gonna say "Spelunky," but it has its own modding community.
Was worried that I didn't have the indie cred I thought I had, but then I looked on my desktop, and saw the shortcut to Porrasturvat, next to Bailey Jay's pretty face.
And suddenly I was alright again.
Did you know there was a sequel to Lumines? Did you know there was a sequel to Loco Roco? Both were much better than their predecessors. And I should know.
Probably Mystic Heroes. I only know 2 people who own it. One is me and the other bought it for me.
Im too lazy to read every reply here so i have no idea if anybody's mentioned this. But i have a game for the 360 called Legendary. Im not sure how obscure it is, but when you google a review for it, you have to mention the developer,Spark, otherwise the legendary starfy is the only thing that will come up.
I don't usually stray too far from mainstream games, but I do own Lost Odyssey, so ya that's about as "obscure" as I've got. Fun, though the third disc doesn't work so I'll probably never get to the friggin' end :/
WIN!!Shoggoth2588 said:
OT: I have a Rune disc somewhere. I lost track of it a few years ago. Man what an awesome game. I guess the most obscure games that I play regularly would be Disciples and Disciples 2. Thank God for Gog.
Shadow of Rome is the only game I can think of.
It's a fun game that uses the setting of Rome along with gladiator battles, stealth missions and the murder of Julius Caser as its main plot point. Although none of my friends have heard of it, although it's one of my all time favourite games.
It's a fun game that uses the setting of Rome along with gladiator battles, stealth missions and the murder of Julius Caser as its main plot point. Although none of my friends have heard of it, although it's one of my all time favourite games.
Can't remember the name but it was for the playstation, first game I'd ever bought too. Had cars going straight forward shooting turret placements and other cars, really shitty graphically and even game play wise. Saying that, I was about 10 so I loved it.
Close, wrong Hunter though. It does however have it's own RPG, but not a very good one.Catchy Slogan said:
Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds for PS1. It's actually a fun game and was a fiver when i got it years ago (before PS2 was out).
You are now my hero.Mr Thin said:
The entire Yahtzee series of games have been fabulous... at least for me, and it's nice to see someone else who enjoys them.
Yahtzee's got a gift for the subtle that not many people have, or hold on to, these days.
Hmm, Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura is probably mine. That or Galactic Civilizations.
Another World on the Mega Drive (probably familiar to retro enthusiasts)
The four original .hack games for PS2. After I bought them I've hardly seen them anywhere plus I seem to be the only person I know who's played them.
The four original .hack games for PS2. After I bought them I've hardly seen them anywhere plus I seem to be the only person I know who's played them.