The best games only you know about
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That was Sunset Riders, also a great game.Da_Schwartz said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrjxIoU3ypY This is Wild Guns
One Must Fall yes, great game!
You could even design your robot in the career mode if I remember well.
And Dreamweb yes I totally remember this one... I especially liked the text when you died that was basically explaining the shit resulting for your failure, like the world falling into chaos because the dreamweb was destroyed, throwing humanity in war and destruction, and then said:
"and it's all YOUR falt!"
Excellent.
You could even design your robot in the career mode if I remember well.
And Dreamweb yes I totally remember this one... I especially liked the text when you died that was basically explaining the shit resulting for your failure, like the world falling into chaos because the dreamweb was destroyed, throwing humanity in war and destruction, and then said:
"and it's all YOUR falt!"
Excellent.
Im sorry but you obviously havent played blitzkrieg II(i think) its like its long lost granddad,so rare you barely see it in video,but people still play it onlineEmphraim said:Company of Heroes.
One of the greatest and most unique RTS games ever made. Got great review scores and IGN has just recently put it on their list of best PC games.
Yet no one has ever heard of it.
Seems to prove that if you don't market your game a lot, it will fail no matter how good it is.
Mostly Adventure Games;
No-one i know has ever heard of The Experiment (aka Experience 112). It's incredibly immersive and has some unique gameplay elements, though a frustrating difficulty at times.
The Moment of Silence is also a great sci-fi adventure game done very much in the style of The Longest Journey.
Also Overclocked: A History of Violence (though it got more attention than TMOS).
Gregory Horror Show is not completely unknown, but isn't as well known as perhaps it should be.
Barrow Hill & Scratches. Two competent horror adventure games.
Vivisector: Beast Within a slightly generic FPS based on the Island of Dr. Moreau.
Disaster Report is a sort of survival horror/adventure/action game where you instead must survive the collapse of an island. Not completely unknown though
No-one i know has ever heard of The Experiment (aka Experience 112). It's incredibly immersive and has some unique gameplay elements, though a frustrating difficulty at times.
The Moment of Silence is also a great sci-fi adventure game done very much in the style of The Longest Journey.
Also Overclocked: A History of Violence (though it got more attention than TMOS).
Gregory Horror Show is not completely unknown, but isn't as well known as perhaps it should be.
Barrow Hill & Scratches. Two competent horror adventure games.
Vivisector: Beast Within a slightly generic FPS based on the Island of Dr. Moreau.
Disaster Report is a sort of survival horror/adventure/action game where you instead must survive the collapse of an island. Not completely unknown though
Being a huge fan of Deus Ex, i have to repsectfully disagree. To be pedantic, the game was pretty popular in the day and is still often thought of as one of the best PC games ever. I do agree though that it's sad that it's no-one gives it much attention anymore.KurtisStryker said:
Hells Yeah! I have never met anyone who has played Heavy Gear 2. I bought this game for 8 bucks in a bargain bin at KB Toys, and wow what a great purchase that turned out to be! Possibly the first game that I played online.Fritzvalt said:
I also have this game on Dreamcast called Maken X; I bought it second hand off of a friend. Its pretty hard to understand the plot, but the first person action is actually pretty well done for only having one analog stick.
And what about Silicon Valley for the N64? I remember that game being pretty fun but I have never met anyone else who has played it.
Blast Works (n64) Rareware, awesome
And
Space Station, Silicon Valley (n64)
I don't care how much praise the n64 gets, i STILL think its an underrated system.
=o
Edit1*Blast Corps, not Works*
Edit2* What are the odds of the person above me saying Silicon valley =o
And
Space Station, Silicon Valley (n64)
I don't care how much praise the n64 gets, i STILL think its an underrated system.
=o
Edit1*Blast Corps, not Works*
Edit2* What are the odds of the person above me saying Silicon valley =o
Wasteland wasn't related to Fallout in any way except that Interplay wanted to expand on the idea of the nuclear wasteland setting.Void(null) said:
Fallout definately took inspiration from Wasteland, but EA developed that. Interplay developed fallout.
As for Dune II inventing the RTS genre, that's wrong. It was elements from wargames, like Gary Gygax's Chainmail and HG Well's game called Little Wars that helped create both the RTS and RPG genre's of gaming we now love and enjoy.
I've heard of it lots and everyone keeps giving it great reviews and commending it on such greatness yet it still has never appealed to me, don't know why.Emphraim said:Company of Heroes.
One of the greatest and most unique RTS games ever made. Got great review scores and IGN has just recently put it on their list of best PC games.
Yet no one has ever heard of it.
Seems to prove that if you don't market your game a lot, it will fail no matter how good it is.
A little known top down shooter that was released by Auran studios a few years back called Shadowgrounds. Goddamn, that game was frantic, crazy, addictive fun.
I don't know anyone who knows of this game.
Also, the fps puzzler series called Penumbra: Overture, Black Plague and the expansion Requiem.
I don't know anyone who knows of this game.
Also, the fps puzzler series called Penumbra: Overture, Black Plague and the expansion Requiem.
I have that. its good. Mine would be Knytt Stories, a freeware game. There's a large custom level community but drop it into conversation and no one has a clue.DannyBoy451 said:
