Videogames you like but no one ever talks about

[Leaves]

Viva Piñata

A VERY strange, slighty experimental "gardening" game that was based off of a saturday morning cartoon, it had all the signs of a terrible game. That was until you actually played it and realized how insanely polished it was, how unique the visuals were and how there really wasn't anything else on the market close to it.

Game reviewers gave it mediocre scores due to it "not having a clear demographic" which doesn't make sense imo and to this day it still is under the radar.

@HokumPocus

I tried getting 100% on that shit. It was difficult knowing I had to make a second garden to obtain all the animals. It used up a lot of fucking space.

My game would be LISA: Life Ruining Game. I can't even tell you the frustration and happiness felt throughout the entire game. Most of it was lol worthy.

[scifidude47]

I Am Alive

It wasn't the perfect game, but had it changed just a few things it could've been the post apocalyptic game of the century.

[ScreenAcne]

The Adventures of Tronbon.

That was more motherfucking, cool than a pack of ice locked within a lawyers empty heart. You'd spin the sputter than a motherfucking, virtual figure thrower about big ass robots with guns and city destroying would make a come back or a remake or shit, at least a re-release but its seem to have diseappered like a bitter old mans dreams.

[amorphical]

[Hank]

Grow Home is a tiny little gem that's essentially a tech demo that got out of hand about procedurally generated animations & climbing physics, featuring a cute little robot trying to repair his spaceship. Worth the pick up if it's on sale, you can find it on Steam.

[amorphical]

[Polymorpheus]

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[Cyndyr]

• Murder Miners
• Assassin's Creed: Chronicles
• Kitty Powers Matchmaker
• Death Road To Canada (Thanks Nyte)
• Always Sometimes Monsters
• Follow The Darkness