Post number #384865, ID: 740717
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If not for the existence of this site, I would say VA-11 Hall-A
Post number #384877, ID: 98d4a4
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>>384865 I've seen VA-11 a couple times around the internet (mostly KYM) and my teacher, who loves Cyberpunk and games, has heard about it.
Maybe I should convince him to play it...
Post number #384906, ID: 52ab7a
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Yume Nikki isn't that obscure (I think) but nobody I know seems to have heard of it
Post number #384913, ID: 91dad0
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Battle Gear
Post number #384984, ID: 57f066
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> The Way by Crestfallen Studios (PC) > ICEY (PC/Mobile) > Baroque (Saturn/Wii/PS2) > Umihara Kawase (SNES/PS1/Vita/PC) > Dustforce (PC/PSP) > The Vagrant (PC) > Superflight (PC) > Spark the Electric Jester (PC) > Steambot Chronicles (PS2) > Red Eclipse (PC Linux) > Environmental Station Alpha (PC)
There are people who know about the above, of course, but you will have to put some effort in to looking for them. You would likely get confused stares if you ask about these IRL.
Post number #385003, ID: 85475b
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Wadanohara
Post number #385005, ID: 08c9c7
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Space Funeral.
Post number #385016, ID: 70ec36
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There's this game called Hylics. It plays like a jrpg but the graphics are all acidy. Some of it is claymation and some are photographs. It's getting a sequel soon too.
Post number #385070, ID: 879ef7
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Lux—pain
Post number #385072, ID: a32c80
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Mix Ore, or any other games by Charon. I love all his/her games
Post number #385076, ID: ef060c
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>>385070 lmao I had someone gift me lux-pain years ago and I still can't figure out how to fucking play it properly
Interstellaria. Despite being a bit dated for it's time and generally disliked by steam for graphical and gameplay issues, I got a lot of enjoyment playing through the game a few times, and it has a bangin' soundtrack to go with it.
Post number #385088, ID: a4c8c5
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Song of saya.
Post number #385094, ID: 721f6a
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Vagante, delver. Really cool rouge likes and I’ve never heard people talking about them
Post number #385122, ID: 4a3ae9
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Slain: Back From Hell
The racing game? Damn, its been a while since I last played
Post number #385189, ID: 9eaee8
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Freedom Wars for PSVita
Post number #385262, ID: af63ce
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Space Station Silicon Valley, I loved that game as a kid
Post number #385287, ID: 28acd4
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Titan soul Cool game about bossfitings
Post number #385291, ID: c1ff8d
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>>384906 There is literally a banner of Matdotsuki right here in this session
Post number #385292, ID: c1ff8d
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>>385291 section*
Post number #385308, ID: cdc621
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Siralim 2.
Post number #385340, ID: 96372a
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Star Traders 2: Frontiers
Post number #385342, ID: 96372a
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A... uh... rogue like, simulation, rpg, in space, where you're basically the crew from Firefly.
Very difficult but very rewarding.
Post number #385367, ID: 9ce759
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>>384984 I player baroque for a few hours. It's just too trippy, gives me nausea to play.
Post number #385386, ID: cdc621
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Hoplite.
Post number #385401, ID: 695107
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Mothlight, Middens, Close Your Eyes, Goblet Grotto
I fuckin love obscure rpgs
Post number #385411, ID: 7a31d6
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>>385401 Isn't Middens by the same guy who made Gingiva? I started to play the latter and had to stop when I learned a bit more about the what kind of person the creator was...
Post number #385417, ID: 8b36ee
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>>385411 it's the same guy. Wym what kind of person?
Post number #385420, ID: 695107
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nvm I just dug up a tumblr account. Holy shit
Post number #385424, ID: 58dfaf
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The Amber Throne. I think I made a thread about it like a year ago and no one replied :(
Post number #385442, ID: 21757e
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>>385420 yeah. sometimes it's possible for me to separate a piece of work from the artist that did it, but...
Post number #385498, ID: 0dec64
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>>385442 what did the creator do?
Post number #385513, ID: 4a1f45
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LovePlus
Post number #385515, ID: 4a1123
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Hello Charlott-jk ---Crypt worlds ---Piss on everything.
Post number #385527, ID: 6f94e0
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G-Darius/Darius series itself(its playable characters arent even on Akinator) outside of Japan
Post number #385534, ID: 08c9c7
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>>385498 http://clowdergate.tumblr.com This blog details a lot of it. He's also known for... responding very, very poorly to criticism of his work: https://indiehellzone.com/2017/09/29/how-not-to-handle-criticism-featuring-john-clowder/amp/
Post number #385538, ID: f2b3c7
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Shantae Gunvolt
Post number #385587, ID: 8f8625
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The Last Sovereign - one of the best RPGs ever
Post number #385595, ID: bc14fa
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LISA: The first and its sequel
Post number #385598, ID: 695107
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Brandish for the snes and psp. A damn good dungeon crawler
Post number #385624, ID: 170672
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the unlucky number station in cosmos
Post number #385828, ID: da6f30
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>>385076 You put a baller tune on your phone and do stuff to spirits? , I honestly dont remember hahaha
Post number #385950, ID: c63d5f
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>>385595 It has a sequel? Holy shit! That's awesome!
Post number #385951, ID: c63d5f
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No Thing
Post number #386022, ID: bdc929
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Flower, Sun, & Rain Killer7 Twilight Syndrome
Obscure but yet equally great SUDA 51 games.
Post number #386251, ID: 081d26
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Machines: Wired for War. The first game I ever played and I'll never forget it
Post number #386276, ID: d58438
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Blade the Dark Night. An old DOS game with awesome graphics for its time. Everything was shown in black siluette against a blue night sky.
Post number #386311, ID: c8c038
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>>385411 Why do you care about author and not product itself? Dostoevsky was pedophile and gambler yet he's one of the most talanted authors.
Post number #386315, ID: 42f229
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Well, for me I think things aren't always about the final product. That's what I think for many things, artwork, books, shows, games, etc. In a way, the history and person behind the work and what it took to create the work is part of the art itself. I like to think of Van Gogh. If not for his story, his personality, his passion, he wouldn't have been anywhere near as famous as he was.
Post number #386317, ID: 42f229
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I can still appreciate and accept that a beautiful piece of art made by a shitty person is still beautiful, but depending on how bad the person was, I can't support it.
Not to say other perspectives aren't valid, but that's just how I see things.
Post number #386333, ID: dccb10
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>>386317 Dostoevsky was pedophile do you still appreciate his works? He was worse than this dev you know he didn't ask for nudes on internet.
Post number #386378, ID: 52ab7a
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The games seem fine to me, but just because I think so doesn't mean I need to support the developer.
Instead I'm watching a Let's Play.
Post number #386483, ID: 33ba59
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>>385401 Goblet Grotto is a trip.
Post number #386485, ID: 33ba59
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>>386333 true, but I think it's about if it sours the work for example the Made in Abyss author is pedophile, that only makes the manga more frightening so it works.
Post number #386501, ID: 421b2f
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>>386485 yeah. it's a problem when the work just screams self-indulgent (like nabokov and lolita)
Post number #386556, ID: 96372a
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Ninjatown, a tower defense DS game where the units were different ninjas. I forget the plot cause I played it like 10 years ago and I never played it cause I was a dumbass kid
Post number #386655, ID: a9b30e
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Skeleton book (or skelet book... or so...). Combo of TD and keyboard trainer.
Post number #386745, ID: 3fe79e
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>>384984 I played ICEY a bit ago. It was really weird because I knew it was a meta game, but I tried to play it just following instructions, but then messed it up a lot, so the narrator kept getting angry and then not and then angry over and over again in a condescending loop until I said fuck it I'll just look for achievements
Post number #386832, ID: 303cdb
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The House in Fata Morgana, one of the best visual novels Ive ever experienced
Post number #386841, ID: 0649cf
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The legendary Starfy
Post number #386929, ID: 0eb902
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>>386841 I fucking love starfy
Post number #386930, ID: 219f1d
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Senko no Ronde
Post number #386984, ID: 7c34dc
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NAISSANCCE!!
Post number #387072, ID: 680369
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OneShot seems like it would fit here. I love the heck out of that game, but nobody seems to have heard of it.
Post number #387080, ID: c63d5f
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>>387072 One shot has actually become quit popular. At least in the YouTube gaming community. I believe Markiplier and some other big names played it. It never got super popular, but I believe the community for it is pretty big.
Post number #387081, ID: 680369
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Oh, I see. Kinda surprising to hear that tbh cause anyone I try to talk to about it has never even heard of it.
Post number #387219, ID: 02bf03
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1bitheart I love The sequel is solid too, tho a bit short
Post number #387244, ID: ef060c
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Baroque
Post number #387247, ID: 21757e
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H.E.D.Z.
Post number #387385, ID: cdc621
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>>387081 Most people I talk to irl haven't heard of Fez, but that game is one of the first huge indie hits. It all depends on if the ones you talk to are big indie game fans or not.
Post number #387476, ID: b2faa2
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Final boss. So far the game only has a demo released, but I'll be damned if that demo isn't one of the best shmups I've ever played.
Post number #387592, ID: ce13f4
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Bump
Post number #387694, ID: cdc6a8
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>>387385 Those 'secret' puzzles are indane
Post number #387695, ID: cdc6a8
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>>387694 insane*
Post number #387749, ID: 87024e
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Space Station 13! Still has a small community and a few servers to choose from, despite being Jank City: the video game.
Post number #387792, ID: b6f072
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>>387749 Space Station 13 is awesome. It's just too bad that there aren't any European servers and that the netcode is so old it doesn't even have lag compensation. I wish we had more games like ss13.
There's this game called Bautorama that comes kinda close. It's free and in alpha right now and allows for up to 16 people to steer, build and maintain a huge submarine.
Post number #388014, ID: 68b00a
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Tales of Symphonia
Post number #388057, ID: 233083
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>>387749 I played that. I made a thread about it a while back.
Post number #388091, ID: 7a31d6
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Just Cause 1, everyone seems to only know 2 and 3.
Also Crackdown 1 and 2, fun asf to play.
Post number #388094, ID: c65e22
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Fucking 3DO's ARMY MEN, for the millenials it must look like a relic
Post number #388110, ID: 029287
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Future Tactics A fairly odd, but rough hidden gem for GameCube, Xbox, and PS2. It's probably still really cheap if you find it around, and it's totally worth it.
Post number #388141, ID: cefbee
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Analogue a hate story
Post number #388169, ID: c8e277
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Fistful of Frags for silly cowboy shooting.
Post number #388175, ID: a6f41f
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>>386745 ICEY has a nice concept, the gameplay is fun, but the narrator and the voice acting for the narrator is off-putting. You could play some other meta games like Undertale or OneShot and have more fun.
Post number #388185, ID: 6fc4df
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Crusaders of might and magic for the ps1 and pc
Post number #388186, ID: 6fc4df
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I never hear anyone even mention this game
Post number #388207, ID: 1eddd2
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Nightmare of Druaga Fushingo's Dungeon for ps2. Brutal and unforgiving rougelike rpg.
Post number #388541, ID: 695107
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>>384906 I've tried it for a bit but didn't really think it was that interesting.
Post number #388627, ID: 199bc6
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>>388541 You either like it or you don't.That is my favourite game,the atmosphere in each map is different and music are quite nice too and characters are unique,you can just feel like there is a story in each place and there is not a single word to tell it,it's like exploring your own adventure and story,the ending just make you think too.
Post number #388702, ID: e9353c
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>>388175 You tried the original VA yet?
Post number #388736, ID: 0a9f99
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Little indi game Signal Ops - good example why indi devs need your money. They tried to get funds on indigogo and failed, as a result we got very questionable game that has Commandos-like gameplay, interesting visual, silly spy humor and sometimes inque fun missions and yet it lacks optimisation and polish, sometimes its really hard to tell what exactly game want from you to do... most didnt even finish first level. I see the potential, if only they get enough moneys... Oh well.
Post number #388880, ID: d80da6
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Okage shadow king
Post number #388912, ID: f2b461
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Fire Emblem
Post number #388918, ID: 76de53
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>>388912 Is that not the one with Ike Marth and the Red one?
Post number #389153, ID: 7e81b8
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N/N+/N++
Post number #389182, ID: 450f28
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Ori ?
Post number #389195, ID: ac6c41
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>>389182 Nah dude. That game is pretty fucking popular. There's a shit ton of hype for the sequel, like, everywhere.
Post number #389210, ID: a659a7
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Oh well then D:
Post number #389268, ID: 1962bd
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Tales of Maj'Eyal. I'm addicted to this game
Post number #389276, ID: f2b3c7
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how about kao the kangaroo
Post number #389280, ID: a4c8c5
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Momodora 2 - it's a free metroidvania type platformer with good music and was one of the prequels to the more well-known Reverie Under the Moonlight
Post number #389804, ID: 957287
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i havent heard anyone mention fossil fighters in so long
Post number #390055, ID: c1b573
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Heat Signature
From the maker of Gunpoint, heat Signature is a top down game about sneaking onto spaceships. You can also pause to strategically plan your next move, making gameplay a mix of hotline miami and superhot.
Post number #390163, ID: af9c47
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Airships: cts
Post number #390261, ID: fe2536
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>>385534 wow, that guy seems like an asshole
Post number #390273, ID: 085e05
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Racing Lagoon for the ps1.
A street racing RPG developed by squaresoft in hopes of cashing in on the Intial D craze in Japan.
It had a banger of an intro song: https://youtu.be/aV7DWgjjTOQ
Post number #390278, ID: 02e83a
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Illusion of gaia for SNES. That was the game of my childhood
Post number #390280, ID: b6f072
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>>390278 I fucking love that game
Post number #390311, ID: 28acd4
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>>389268 I'm very interested in that game but just can't get into it at all. :(
Post number #390679, ID: f354c4
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>>390055 I show it to every one I know
Post number #390784, ID: 7c370b
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Fantasy life - a great, diverse RPG by level 5
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