Heya NG, I'm looking for recommendations for the real hidden stuff that has a specific charm to it.
Games with an average of 0 online players sort of deal; if I had to give an example, something like "a pet shop after dark", my personal favorite game despite having quite literally no playerbase in the modern day.
"If you're going through hell... keep going."
~ Winston Churchill (Maybe)
he/they - pretty cool guy
A truly prophetic sig...
At 12/6/24 10:31 AM, TheNorf wrote:Heya NG, I'm looking for recommendations for the real hidden stuff that has a specific charm to it.
Games with an average of 0 online players sort of deal; if I had to give an example, something like "a pet shop after dark", my personal favorite game despite having quite literally no playerbase in the modern day.
Really thought from the title I was going to be able to talk about Steamworld Dig and Dig-Dug.
Anyhoo, I don't know if you're into Boomer Shooters, but the Boomer Shooter Sub-Reddit is filled with discussions about really low budget homemade stuff, many discussions including the cats that made the games.
Wellll if ya want underground:
The game boils down to how many beers can you drink and get home safely while out and about in the Bri*ish slums. The only people ive seen play it nowadays are old Br*tish people and Ross Scott so its pretty underground. Ik its for the commodore 64 but the audio files are online so ur good gang!!
Home, its where I want to be
But I guess I'm already there
Really, almost every game you can find on Flathub is some obscure thing. And if it's not a game, it's Steam or a Minecraft launcher or an emulator. Here are some quality standouts.
There is a not-so-well-known website called Glorious Trainwrecks, many game developers have posted their prototypes and POCs here. Surprisingly, it's still rather active these days, despite being a small obscure website.
Here you can even find games by some of the greatest game developers of this era, like Terry Cavanagh of VVVVVV and Anna Anthropy of REDDER. Hell, even Bennett Foddy of Getting Over It had posted two games here. But of course, most games here are made by lesser-known developers and are destined to fall into obscurity.
At 12/6/24 12:43 PM, xeiavica wrote:There are dozens of us!
DOZENS!
Cod DS was peak. I remember playing multiplayer cod4 with my friend via ds download play. There were only two levels we could choose but we played forever anyways. The models and animations in those games were so silly and janky but I loved them. Black ops with zombies was kind of incredible
The Flash versions of Bloons Monkey City and BTD Battles on Ninja Kiwi's archives.
Take it with a grain of salt, I am slower than a snail.
At 12/6/24 12:43 PM, xeiavica wrote:There are dozens of us!
DOZENS!
is that travis scott
(I swear there's an image of him that looks like the black ops cover)
GTA 5 id be surprised if anyone here knows about that game
At 12/6/24 10:31 AM, TheNorf wrote:Heya NG, I'm looking for recommendations for the real hidden stuff that has a specific charm to it.
Games with an average of 0 online players sort of deal; if I had to give an example, something like "a pet shop after dark", my personal favorite game despite having quite literally no playerbase in the modern day.
If you have a PC, Play blockstorm with a bunch of friends... As it's PURE CHAOS when there are people. It's the best FPS game ever made, in my opinion. Best voxel fps. As you can customize everything about the game.
Join The Rat Cult and grasp firmly.
At 12/8/24 09:59 PM, PachkaNG wrote:Wellll if ya want underground:
The game boils down to how many beers can you drink and get home safely while out and about in the Bri*ish slums. The only people ive seen play it nowadays are old Br*tish people and Ross Scott so its pretty underground. Ik its for the commodore 64 but the audio files are online so ur good gang!!
Finally, a game @DamnedByFate can enjoy!
"If you're going through hell... keep going."
~ Winston Churchill (Maybe)
Dear the user AngelLOL123 ;D
At 12/21/24 03:19 PM, xeiavica wrote:At 12/8/24 09:59 PM, PachkaNG wrote:Wellll if ya want underground:Finally, a game @DamnedByFate can enjoy!
The game boils down to how many beers can you drink and get home safely while out and about in the Bri*ish slums. The only people ive seen play it nowadays are old Br*tish people and Ross Scott so its pretty underground. Ik its for the commodore 64 but the audio files are online so ur good gang!!
I'd much rather do that in real life.
At 12/21/24 07:01 PM, DamnedByFate wrote:At 12/21/24 03:19 PM, xeiavica wrote:At 12/8/24 09:59 PM, PachkaNG wrote:Wellll if ya want underground:Finally, a game @DamnedByFate can enjoy!
The game boils down to how many beers can you drink and get home safely while out and about in the Bri*ish slums. The only people ive seen play it nowadays are old Br*tish people and Ross Scott so its pretty underground. Ik its for the commodore 64 but the audio files are online so ur good gang!!
I'd much rather do that in real life
spoiler alert: the ending happens when your liver fails
Home, its where I want to be
But I guess I'm already there
Take it with a grain of salt, I am slower than a snail.
My favorite roguelike.
If you dig around you can find ports for Android, GBA, etc.
There are tile packs you can get for the game as well.
От каждого по способностям, каждому по потребностям
