Great Games that have gone Unnoticed
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And it's superior half-brother, Galactic Civilizations 2.Phantom2595 said:
Also, this thread is another "Underappreciated games" thread. There are several OP, you just didn't use the right words (I've made that mistake once).
Yeah, that seems to be a problem when search for topics to make sure that they're not reposting a topic.
And I just learned that there's a new Jet Force Gemini in development. One word sums my opinion of this: JUSTICE!!
And I just learned that there's a new Jet Force Gemini in development. One word sums my opinion of this: JUSTICE!!
Homeworld 1 (Pre 2002 I mean).
When Homeworld was first released it didn't receive nearly the press or fan following it deserved. It was only a year or so later that I think it really caught on. Even then I just thought it wasn't as recognized as it should have been by the gaming community.
Otherwise I'd have to say Scorched Earth: Mother of All Games. Man that game was so addictive.
When Homeworld was first released it didn't receive nearly the press or fan following it deserved. It was only a year or so later that I think it really caught on. Even then I just thought it wasn't as recognized as it should have been by the gaming community.
Otherwise I'd have to say Scorched Earth: Mother of All Games. Man that game was so addictive.
Braid. I know that it is kind of popular and getting attention, but that's from a small group of people who can spot good games. In high school all the talk is about Gears 2 and COD5. I wish those people would stop buying games that offer nothing new so that more developers will make games that are actually innovative.
For a recent example, Valkyria Chronicles. It came out earlier this month and it is great. This is coming from someone who doesn't usually like Japanese Strategy RPGs. If you have some spare money, check it out. Poor game is getting flooded by the wave of AAA, mega-hyped titles with tons of ad support this year because Sega rather back Sonic than an original IP that is actually good...
No offense, but didn't that game exist entirely to promote a trailer for Metal Gear Solid 2? I don't know much about the game, except for that little bit of trivia.RhinoTuna said:
Though not really unnoticed in its time, the Might and Magic games (particularly VII) were excellent examples of open-world western RPGs from the 90s. I'm just surprised that no one really talks about them anymore. Seriously, the scale of Might and Magic VII blew my 13-year-old mind when it came out.