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What is your favorite game that gets no recognition?
A game that you played and enjoyed a lot but never hear about anymore.
Mine would probably be Startopia, an old Dungeon Keeper clone on the PC that came out in 2001. Basically, you enter the role of a space station owner and have to build it up to attract different types of aliens as workers and tourists. It is really simple to play but a lot of fun, and you get the satisfaction of seeing your space station grow and flourish. It's a shame that the game isn't played much anymore, it was a ton of fun.
How about others?
Mine would probably be Startopia, an old Dungeon Keeper clone on the PC that came out in 2001. Basically, you enter the role of a space station owner and have to build it up to attract different types of aliens as workers and tourists. It is really simple to play but a lot of fun, and you get the satisfaction of seeing your space station grow and flourish. It's a shame that the game isn't played much anymore, it was a ton of fun.
How about others?
Tags: favorite game, game, games, no recognition
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Permalink Reply by Andres U. on -
maximo. i think that was what it was called. with the guy with the armor and then if he gets hit enough he winds up in his underoos.
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Permalink Reply by Wasted Space on -
Ghosts 'N' Goblins?
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Permalink Reply by ChocolatePretzel on -
Maximo was rock solid!.
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Permalink Reply by PoopaPapaSanta on -
Do you mean underrated videogames?
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Permalink Reply by Kyle P. H. on -
...maybe
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Permalink Reply by Official Rob on -
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Permalink Reply by Knotmage on -
Though it's not a mind blowingly incredable game, I still liked Federation Vs. Zeon, and say that it's one of the better anime based games out there.
another game I think didn't get enough recognition was a dungeon crawler for the ds called Etrian Odyssey.
Yeah, it was a ridicously "Ye Olden Schoole" RPG, but that was one of the things I liked about it.
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Permalink Reply by Zen on -
I'm going to have to say dark cloud for now I absolutely adored the game when I was younger and would be glad to play it again either that or I'm going to say Pyschonauts
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Permalink Reply by Farktoid on -
Yes, Psychonauts was wonderful. I had the chance to meet Tim Schafer and crew when they visited my school a few years ago. Class act all the way, he even signed my Grim Fandango CD. I remember him demoing the game and I sat behind him watching. I said, "This game is going to make a million dollars." And he replied, "I certainly hope so." Damn that guy's cool, I'd love to work for him.
I think Psyschonauts went the way it did because of its publisher, Majesco, who more or less wrote it off. But now that EA has picked up publishing rights to Brutal Legend, that game is going to be a smash hit.
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Permalink Reply by Wasted Space on
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Mr Mosquito, Killer 7 and Grim Fandango
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Permalink Reply by THE MILKMAN? on -
Grim Fandango gets allot of recognition. Don't know what you're thinking.
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Permalink Reply by ChocolatePretzel on
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I loved Mr Mosquito.
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