Games you love but no one seems to talk about

[Tallim]

So I've been playing the official English release of La-Mulana and it is being an absolute delight to get into. Despite the original freeware version being very old (and reasonably infamous) I never hear anyone discussing it.

So what are the games that you love but get little to no attention in the community for reasons you can't understand?

 

[Pandalisk]

Europa Universalis III, Men of War: Assault Squad and Wargame: European Escalation

Very good online games, but i never see anyone talk about them.

 

[Andy Shandy]

For being a relatively wall known game series - as far as I'm aware - Dead Rising. I love it but even when the more recent ones came out (I wasn't part of the forums when the first one did so maybe they did then) no-one was talking about them.

 

[Casual Shinji]

Red Faction: Guerrilla

The story and characters are totally throw away, but tearing down buildings and bridges is just SOOOOOOO much fun. And there's a jetpack, too. Jetpacking myself through a crumbling building is one of the most exhilarating things I've ever done in a game.

I can understand why people don't really talk about it though, it's a one trick pony. I just happen to freaking love that one trick.

 

[Generalissimo]

The timesplitters trilogy. Am I the only one who remembers......?

 

[kingthrall]

Myth II need I say more.

 

[yuval152]

Battlefield 1943, never saw anyone talk about.

 

[Hazzard]

Kingdom Hearts.
I'm talking about 1 and 2, to my knowledge all of the others are terrible except possibly Birth by Sleep.

 

[saintdane05]

God damnit, why doesn't anyone talk about Starcraft II: The Greatest Game of All Time?

 

[Naranja797]

For being a relatively wall known game series - as far as I'm aware - Dead Rising. I love it but even when the more recent ones came out (I wasn't part of the forums when the first one did so maybe they did then) no-one was talking about them.

Nobody talks about them because THEY WERE SHIT.

Far Cry 2.
Game was so rad.

 

[Lucian The Lugia]

The timesplitters trilogy. Am I the only one who remembers......?

You are not alone. Future Perfect was my go-to FPS before Team Fortress 2.

And does anyone else like Go! Go! Hypergrind?

 

[James Ennever]

The Sabateur as it is the most stylish game ever.
add a flamethrower tank in the later stages and the abulity to steal uniforms and bash a nazi genrals brains out from behind him with a tommy gun and you have perfection. I think the exec who shut down pandemic deserves to be put out on the street.

no chance of a sequal to this naziploytation masteroeice and no starwars battlefront 3 = sad me.

 

[Hjalmar Fryklund]

Kohan II: Kings of War and Heroes of Might and Magic 4. Which reminds me, I still have two campaigns to finish in the latter one.

 

[Popadoo]

Rayman: Origins.
Seriously, that is one of my favorite games of the year (it was released last year on consoles but I have a gaming PC) and hardly anyone talks about it. Even on release there wasn't much mention of it.

 

[Worgen]

Alien Legacy, an awesome city building space exploration resource management game from the dos era that has some of the best exploration incentives around.

 

[lord.jeff]

Viewitful Joe pretty much my favorite game of all time, and Terraria a 2D minecraft that I found way more enjoyable then it's 3D counterpart.

Kingdom Hearts.

Awesome game, I just started replaying it earlier this week.

 

[The_Lost_King]

The Sabateur as it is the most stylish game ever.
add a flamethrower tank in the later stages and the abulity to steal uniforms and bash a nazi genrals brains out from behind him with a tommy gun and you have perfection. I think the exec who shut down pandemic deserves to be put out on the street.

no chance of a sequal to this naziploytation masteroeice and no starwars battlefront 3 = sad me.

Well it is rumored that EA is going to be sold...

OT:I can't think of anything.