The most obscure game you own.

[JMan]

I don't know.... probably Prisoner of War. It's a game where you play as a captured pilot trying to escape a German POW camp. It sounds like a great premise but unfortunately its pretty crappy.

As for an obscure game I own that's actually good, I'll go with Penumbra

I actually remember hearing about Prisoner of War and I always wanted to play it so bad because it sounded like an awesome idea for a game. Now I'm glad I never did get it.

I don't know how obscure you could consider them but I have both Dragon Ball GT: Final Bout and Ultimate Battle 22. I also have that odd racing game Kinetica for the PS2. I've also got some old PC games that came with my Windows 95 computer that I'll mention in here if I can find them. I know I still have them. I just have to locate them.

 

[Hatchet90]

Has anyone ever heard of Disaster Report? Because it's some of the most fun I ever had with my PS2. It's also probably the most obscure game I own. I also own Silent Hill 2, Half-Life for the PS2, Super Mario RPG... that's all I got.

Ah, Disaster Report. I played that when times were simpler, when online ratings didn't matter, and I just enjoyed what I rented from Blockbuster or found in the bargain bin.

 

[Majorlagger]

Decent 2, it was probably the best shooter for its time and it worked on all six directions and was so smooth and had amazing multilayer but everyone i talk to has never herd of it... soo good

 

[Flight]

D for the PSX is the most obscure game I own. Most people I know haven't even heard of it. I rather like it, even if it can be annoying at times.

 

[Balls Mandingo]

Highland Warriors: early 2000s scottish revolution themed RTS game
WW2 GI: mid 90s FPS, pixel graphics
Nam: essentially WW2 GI only replace nazis with the vietcong. Same era and everything
Redneck Rampage: over the top redneck themed RTS, along the lines of Duke Nukem 3D

 

[dagens24]

Snow Bros. for the NES.

 

[JMan]

Has anyone ever heard of Disaster Report? Because it's some of the most fun I ever had with my PS2. It's also probably the most obscure game I own. I also own Silent Hill 2, Half-Life for the PS2, Super Mario RPG... that's all I got.

Ah, Disaster Report. I played that when times were simpler, when online ratings didn't matter, and I just enjoyed what I rented from Blockbuster or found in the bargain bin.

Oh, I definitely remember Disaster Report. It was really fun for it's time. I also thought the girls reason for not climbing ladders before you was pretty funny.

 

[Slowpool]

I don't know what it's called, but some bubble shooter time travel thingy I got for 5 bucks at Costco when I was 9 for the PSX. Even I, at an age where I shouldn't have known better, thought it was terrible.

 

[Vern]

Bodyworks Voyager. A PC game from the mid 90s where you piloted a shrunken down science vessel and went into people's bodies to shoot various bacteria, viruses, and other nasty such things. My mom got it because it was educational, but it was still decently enjoyable. At least I got to shoot stuff.

 

[NaMorham]

Ultimate Domain (Genesia in some countries) - DOS PC game that came with my 8bit soundblaster and 1x CD drive

http://www.abandonia.com/en/games/734/Ultimate+Domain.html

 

[Infernai]

Medievil for the PS1. And no, it isn't the strategy game.

 

[lacktheknack]

GUBBLE!

https://www.keepio.com/media/upload/items/737/medium/GubbleScreenShots0083.jpg

It's basically Pacman, except with a little purple alien who hovers, power tools, and more interesting enemies.

And more fun.

 

[TibJib]

Hmmm...maybe Stretch Panic for PS2? Also have both Summoner games. And I have Jade Cocoon for PSX

 

[malkavianmadman]

The Exile series for PC i just wish i could figure out how to make them work on Win 7.

 

[bawkbawkboo1]

Man, I really don't have much. I guess I could count the GC version of Beyond Good and Evil, and maybe some of the random freeware PC games I've downloaded over the years. The one that comes to mind is Pax Britannica, found here: http://paxbritannica.henk.ca/

 

[zeratul123]

Tomb Raider Angel of Darkness pretty weird some places.

 

[generalvash]

King's Quest isn't obscure. Now Zork is obscure!

I've also got:
Quackshot
Boogerman
Jurassic Park Sega CD
Phantasy Star
The Cat and the Coup
Most of my Atari 2600 collection?

Oh, how about Pyst? It's a bad parody of myst.

Quackshot!?!? Hell yeah! I've still got the cartridge for that somewhere . . .

 

[Chalacachaca]

Way of the Ninja a game from Acquire, pretty great but it had a terrible (see: none) ad campaign.

I could say Wacky Wheels, but that's only obscure for younger gamers since it was one of the finest racing car games ala Mario Kart I ever played. Plus it was developed by Apogee, the same guys behind Rise of the Triad (the first fps with gibs) and the Duke Nukem I & II.

LSD: Dream Simulator for PSX, but I think it has quite a cult following.



EDIT: Quackshot ain't obscure, BUT IT SURE IS AWESOME.

 

[face_head_mouth]

Die Hard Arcade for the Sega Saturn (it's great fun, and the earliest game I've ever seen with a quick-time event)

Forsaken for the PS1 (used to play it for hours against my cousin)

Galerians for the PS1 (an action RPG that I bought for $5 but could never bring myself to play)

Bushido Blade for the PS1 (maybe not too obscure, but it deserves way more attention than it gets)

Landstalker for the Genesis (great Zelda-style adventure game with a 3/4 isometric view)

 

[Vibhor]

Metal Slug 3D for the PS2.