Ultra obscure games that only you know exist

[Bob_Bobbington]

LEGO Rock Raiders, obviously.

I HAVE THAT!! It was indeed awesome.

EDIT: Oh and OT, Alfred Chicken

 

[cj_iwakura]

I never owned a PS2 though, so I never had the chance to play it. It's actually not Russian, but is based on an amazing comicbook from Image. Now, honestly say you knew about either. Incidentally the comic is how I know it exists.

I have it. It's a mixture of a shmup and a beat'em up. Seriously. Interesting game.

 

[cj_iwakura]

wizardry v

Playing it right now.

If you like that, you'll love this:

 

[theonlywildman]

Killer 7

you run by pressing one button and you pick where your going by choosing which path you want then running again. All the enemies are invisible and they can only hurt you by getting close to you and exploding. Makes sense that in '05 not alot of people wanted to play that game. But it had an excellent story and if you didnt really care about the fact that it wasnt a FPS you were in for a real treat.

I have that game. It's one of those games that you have to play because it's just so out of the ordinary.

I never beat it, though. Gets pretty difficult towards the end.

I didnt really think that it was that hard.
Were you playing on normal.

 

[2012 Wont Happen]

Pirates: Curse of the Black Kat

 

[mannaroth]

Skullmonkeys I guess it's a really weird platformer on the PS1.

 

[dietpeachsnapple]

RTS/SIMcity

Yes Tombi (I'm from Britain, spelt differently over here) is a gem BUT Chips challenge is the most obscure game of.

Only myself and my friend Dave know it.

Checkmate.

Brings back memories. Thanks strange people. Got the disc of Pharoah downstairs and played Chips Challenge on an old NEC laptop.

As for me?

Most obscure that I know of.

Wait, chip's challenge? My sister and I used to play that constantly over at the home of my father! We loved it!

As for oni...

I am confused as to how dual wielding any projectile weapon set becomes a functional combat strategy, but firing a heavy machine gun with one hand simply boggles my mind.

 

[acturisme]

I'm not sure how obscure these are but I loved Battledrome and the Thunder Force series. Then there was James Pond. Let's not go there.

 

[Supreme Unleaded]

No one seems to remeber this game even though it was great. I played it alot.

Its awsome because you get to fly Star Wars Starfighters of course. The story may not be the best but its still fun as hell to sly around in space fighting everything. I can't really explain it any better, it was just plain fun.

 

[Sallix]

I loved this game so much.

 

[similar.squirrel]

'Hands of Time'. It was a sort of..Metal-Gear lite for the Gameboy Colour. The plot revolved around trying to find your father in the past, as he had built a time machine in order to overthrow the oppressive regime that came about during the war.

Fun was had with that game. It had a pretty nice sense of humour. I recall feeding laxatives to a guard at one point..

May replay it, actually.

Here's the box art: http://www.slanina.pl/gfx/oldprj/ho.jpg

 

[Icehearted]

Pretty sure there was a game on the Atari 2600 I used to play called Pikes Peak or something like that.

 

[CloggedDonkey]

Without Warning. the game came out in 2004 I think, but no one knows anything about, despite the fact that it is pretty fun.

 

['The Eel']

Hexplore.

It had the blockiest graphics in any game I've ever seen, but it is still one of my favorite games from the nineties.

 

[The Shade]

A series of classic mac arcade games got me through my childhood. Quagmire, Deliverance, Spacestation Pheta... god, the memories...

That, and there's an often over-looked PC title called "The New Adventures of the Time Machine" that I loved, but almost no one has ever heard of. (Please prove me wrong - it was a great, if somewhat glitchy game.)

 

[ThatJoelGuy]

Kula world for the ps1. the game where your a beach ball trying to collect fruit and taking drugs and what not

 

[Daffy F]

Any body ever hear of Littlewing? They're an obscure games developer who exclusively make Pinball simulations. They've made 8 to my knowledge: TRISTAN, Crystal Caliburn, Loony Labyrinth, Angel Egg (My Favorite), Golden Logres, JINNI ZEALA, Monster Fair and Fairy Tower. Has anyone ever played one of these? Becuase nobody I know has. Angel Egg happened to be my favorite, because I liked the music, and the gameplay was GREAT. You had to collect 'Eggs' by bouncing the ball of certain things or going through certain places... Then when you have enough you can Hatch one of 7 Angels, each with their own special rewards for doing so. AWSOME

 

[Shadow Daeris]

ok managed to remember another from ages back that i'd forgotten and got a pic of Parasite Eve 2 hehe

Shadow of Memories. not well known that i know of and bloody unusual storyline lol. Though i had a ps2 version

Parasite Eve 2. created through the combined minds of squaresoft and capcom and imo best game in existence ^^

 

[Araym]

Good RPG for the PC.

This is the game that I would of said. Very good of you sir, for knowing about it.

 

[OddOzZy666]

RTS/SIMcity

Yes Tombi (I'm from Britain, spelt differently over here) is a gem BUT Chips challenge is the most obscure game of.

Only myself and my friend Dave know it.

Checkmate.

I've got that on my desktop right now, along with Jezzball, Skifree, and Rodent's Revenge.

**flicks rubber bands at enemy's pawns**

[/quote]I raise you an Unholy terror (or War, can't remember), Ps1 game where you were a demon killing others in an arena