favorite obscure game?

presentable liberty is something

mario

@NLTW omg i havent thought about presentable liberty in YEARS!! i should give it a revisit :O

@JAMMER OOOO ive never heard of either of those! definitely going to be checking out the day the world broke at some point the visual style from google alone has me interested!! hitting that lost media threshold is fun too... the little bug fellas are sooo cute @o@

i really like fantasy life for the 3ds. it's getting a sequel on switch Somehow but it was not well known before

i also very much enjoy hidden object games like the house of 1000 doors series and the spirits of mystery series. they're janky but so fun to pass time with

@rathalos ooo sounds fun! yeah fantasy life showing up during the direct caught me WAY off guard LOL but i've never head of the house of 1000 doors before... hidden object games are such good time passers and brain awakeners 

Cold Fear (akin to Resident Evil 4 and was developed around same time, so not a clone)

Obscure and disappointing Obsure 2 (akin to Resident Evil 1/2/3 in  a way)

Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines (1st and 3rd person WRPG)

Sleeping Dogs (spiritual successor to True Crime open world series games)

S.T.A.L.K.E.R.

oh woah i missed a couple replies! oopsie, lets see here

@Luka Alar i think out of that list i've only heard of vampire the masquerade, and thats only cause a friend of mine likes the tabletop version! cold fear and sleeping dogs sound interesting though :O

@iAmThatKidYouKnowWhatiMean i've seen S.T.A.L.K.E.R before!! i need to re-watch a playthrough of it some time...

@Rott.N.Coffinz I WANTED VIVA PINATA SOOO BAD AS A KID OMG!! i could probably find an emulated version online but ohhh i always loved the visual style

jazzpunk!!!! its one of my favorite games ever ever ever but no one talks about it now :( ive played it probably 10 times

@ˣ_ˣ slater i saw someone using a jazzpunk avatar on tower unite recently and it made me want to revisit the game soooo sosososo bad omg

If we're talking obscureee, then I definitely gotta go with the old PC titles like Road Wars. Vehicle-combat game and pretty much abandonware at this point, I'm not even sure how to get it working on any operating system newer than Windows Vista. The game *is* 24 years old, after all, but I loved it growing up. Hot Rod: American Street Drag was another old PC racing title I loved, but also haven't been able to get to work on newer systems. Wish more people new about these, they were the shit for me in my younger years

Its kinda obscure depending where you look but the first two metal gear solid games

jelly cars for ios for sure, i don't even know if it's still on the app store anymore but i played it a ton when i was a kid

there's also the dog island which i haven't played myself but i watched my friends play a little bit of it a long time ago, it's very cute but has a surprisingly dark storyline apparently

No one lives under the lighthouse!

ok i lowkey was/am an ipad kid so most of my childhood fave games were mobile games

spy mouse: actuaallyy such a good game. its not on the app store anymore so i cant play it anymore. in the game you play as a mouse and you need to collect pieces of cheese and not get caught by cats. ik it sounds so generic but the art style was so nice, music was great and even though the concept is so simple, all the levels felt really different. 

toca band: ITS FOR BABIEs but the music in it ugghgghghgh the rapper omg i love it i could listen to it on loop. and the design honestly in all toca boca games. its so good i truly admire the creators so much 

also hamster ball on ps3 so good soooo good and so much fun to play multiplayer

Antichamber (puzzle game)

Big Ol' Bass 2 (fishing game)

The King's Field trilogy on the Ps1

The Ricochet series by Reflexive. They played a big role in my growing up.

Rodea The Sky Soldier on the Wii, aswell as Jett Rocket II on 3DS (if only I played the first installment)

I’ve always been a huge fan of open-world games. GTA: San Andreas will always be one of my all-time favorites because of how much freedom it gave compared to other games at the time. Still replay it every now and then—such a classic!

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