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Thank you kindly for this nice train ;)

Best train ever or what? That was awesome !!
Huge thanks :)

Hue was surprisingly AWESOME game. I've had a blast. Interesting concept of using colors to solve puzzles forwarded with a good and diverse level design.

Bump for greatness!

EDIT 1: Oh, wait, a hidden gem...

The Vanishing of Ethan Carter

Ok, I guess it did get quite some recognition, but I thought it was superb!

And, see, it is hidden!

EDIT 2: Oh, you have played that, no? Maybe then:

Crypt of the Necrodancer

It is an excellent rhythm-RPG game mix-up.... But what really really makes it shine for me is their amazing sense of humor.

Cheers!

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Great ride! :)

I'm not sure if I would call it a hidden gem, but Lords of Waterdeep was recently released on Steam and I cannot get enough of it.

great great great train!

Bump and thanks for a great train, Ernesttico!
As a tower defense fan, I'll recommend GemCraft and Creeper World. They might seem cheap at first glance, especially the flash style graphic, but once you're in, quite addictive. Not to mention Defense Grid and Kingdom Rush, they're great and already quite popular.

Great ride, thank you!

Bump!

Stranded, ratings are abysmal and it is very short with little gameplay but has fantastic and perfectly fitting music. Somehow the game ended up making a lasting impression on me.

Bump.

Don't know about the hidden part, but Trine is definitely a gem

thanks for the train with great games, Ernesttico!

Amazing train! Thank you!

Wow, that is one heck of a train Ernesttico, many thanks :) My hidden gem recently was Hector : Badge of Carnage that I won, I see you have you have it, It's really kind of a raunchy game but for me it was really good and full of laughs.

Thanks for the train and as for hidden gem I'd have to say:

Anima - Gate of Memories
Even though it looked kind of nice when entering..if I hadn't won it I probably would never have bought/played it.

In the end I even replayed it a couple times to see all endings the game had to offer and get all achievements (which I rarely do).

It is a pretty cool Action RPG with a captivating story and a nice combat system which really lets you play different styles depending on what you skill and which of the both characters (whom you can switch infight via right mouse) you like more for different situations.
Every enemy and Boss requires (more of less) a different strategie to kill.and dodge is always your friend. Bosses also have their own backstory which you need to collect to unlock them.

Sadly it's voice acting isn't the best and a lot of people were either too dumb/stubborn to learn the combat-system (which isn't that hard) or didn't like it at all and thus it only got a 75% positive rating on steam and only about 18.5k people own it - though i guess that is not that bad considering it only got kickstarted by 1.8k people and was developed by 3 people.

I've recently installed Gwent and have had a ball playing that, learning the cards, the tactics etc. Not Steam but thought it deserved a mention.

But before I write the link to the train, I have a question for you: can you tell me which is your "hidden gem", the game you enjoyed the most in the last period but that's very underrated in your opinion? It doesn't matter if it's a cheap indie game or an AAA+ title... I'll surely take note of most of them and add them to my wishlist, like I did last time!

Tormentum - Dark Sorrow

Saw it was already on your wishlist, but for the uninitiated the description alone should alone should be more than enough to seed an interest.

" TORMENTUM is a dark Point & Click adventure game.The dreamlike, nightmarish atmosphere of the game was inspired by works of painters H.R. Giger and Zdzislaw Beksinski. The game's final look and feel was also strongly influenced by the universes of games such as Demon's Souls or Dark Seed. "

The mechanics themselves are of course what you expect from the genre so aptly identified by its name, but it's really the crazy style and atmosphere that will drive you forward. The influences shout their names loudly from this magnificent, ominous artwork--and while such a presence stands prominent and clear, it never overshadows the emergent style or darkens it as simply derivative. The familiar atmosphere lends well to this melted execution and brings to life an atmosphere uniquely defined from the games surrounding it.

I'd absolutely love for more "point and click" games to absolutely go balls to the wall with the aspects that are fairly open to change from game to game. Whether its more "dark fantasy" or something else, there's such potential from experimentation to address this underlying craving for loud, boisterous settings and premises that are unlike anything the genre has ever seen.

Nice train! Bump!

Very nice ride, thanks!

The Chronicles of Riddick.

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