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Lesser known games you like
Dimmukane:
props to Commander Keen and Soulblazer.
Catfish_Man:
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--- Quote from: Valrus on 22 Dec 2006, 02:11 ---You guys, Cave Story.
Cave Story, you guys.
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Dude, i am adictted to this now. i cant contain either my hatred or my joy
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Save Curly!
KharBevNor:
--- Quote from: SaskiWhiteflower on 22 Dec 2006, 02:41 ---Ekhm if this forum would be one from europe I would say Crimsonland... but here ... I'm not so sure ;p
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Crimsonland is fucking brilliant, but the best Reflexive Arcade game by far is Jets and Guns, which is a side scrolling shooter game that features music by Machinae Supremacy and levels of destruction and mayhem so high they verge on the psychedelic.
ackblom12:
--- Quote from: KharBevNor on 20 Dec 2006, 23:23 ---Earthbound is brill. Also, Seiken Densetsu.
There's lots of (probably not that good) scrollers and platformers I remember from my youth that I normally only ever got to play one fourth of because they were all shareware my dad was too mean to send off for the other episodes. I mean stuff like Hocus Pocus, Crystal Caves, Commander Keen, Starfire and whatnot. From my memories, I'm pretty sure some of the Commander Keen games (4 I think was pretty good) and Hocus Pocus might have actually been genuinely excellent games.
Best unknown game of all time is almost certainly Fragile Allegiance however. Such a fucking good game! It's a space strategy from about 1996, you're a regional manager in charge of asteroid mining for some dodgy as fuck interstellar megacorp. It was so in-depth! Right down to the level of being able to customise every hardpoint on every fucking starfighter you built (which would invariably be engaged in awesome, borderline psychedelic laser battles with whatever aliens you'd been pissing off the most, whilst missiles were raining down and shooting up left and right. The coolest things, though, were probably the really in-depth background on all the technology and races or whatnot you could read up on on your intelligence computer, and the advanced trading/diplomacy system. There were so many cool points: like when you hired people (asteroid managers, security personnel etc.) you'd get the glossy company file to make your decisions, but you could also buy up information on the black market, which would tell you how good they really were.
You could also buy up genetically engineered viruses and neutron bombs. I think the evillest thing I ever did was to unleash this plague on some aliens without their knowledge...right after I had bought up all the medicine to treat it that was available in the sector. Oh how they died. The really funny thing was, the medicine had no effect on humans! I eventually sold it back to them at vastly inflated prices AND THEN POUNDED THEM WITH MISSILES TILL THEIR LAST BASE WAS JUST A BARREN ROCK POCKMARKED WITH CRATERS AND FLICKERING ELECTRICAL STORMS!!
Such a good game.
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You sir, have have caused the last 12 hours of my life to go MIA by bringing this game up.
Ernest:
Anyone else play Gothic? The most immersive RPG I have ever laid hands on.
Hell, I like Startopia, too. Anyone else played that?
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