Along this giveaway I will do a whitelist only giveaway of Star Trek, to get whitelisted please tell me about your favorite obscure or relatively unknown videogame, and why I should play it. This is a key and will be send through SG, by the way. Good luck everyone.
The Yawhg is great if you have a couple friends over. It's like a choose your own adventure game but with hilarious results. If you don't crack up while playing this game, then you're doing it wrong. I recommend playing it with a few drinks to enhance the experience.
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That does sound like a lot of fun
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I've played it so much I have all of the storylines memorized. I'm hoping for a sequel or another game like it.
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Wow, thanks for sharing that :D
adds to wishlist
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Therian Saga is a great little MMO nobody has heard of.
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Crystalis (not the terrible GBC port). It starts off like the Futurama pilot, then becomes a better zelda with fewer puzzles but better music (yeah I said it).
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Now you've gotten me curious about a game that was never released where I live, damn it.
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Thanks
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Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines
Sure, it's not ENTIRELY obscure, but it's my single favorite game of all time, so when asked a question like you gave, I have to reply with it :)
There still hasn't been any other game with the same sort of atmosphere,creativity, freedom of choice, dark humor, or compelling storyline. Sure, some games come close- Thief 3, for example. And I've yet to play some more modern games, due to life being life.
But no matter what, V:tMB will always have a special place in my heart as a magnificent example of quality gaming. And for all the sabotage the publishers inflicted onto the dev team, the fact that fans are STILL modding and maintaining the game now, speaks a lot to the game's quality.
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Also, not sure how well-known Card Hunter is after its Steam release on 7/13, but it's an amazing CCG/RPG hybrid with an incredible dev staff, and I can't recommend it enough :)
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I had heard about V:tMB somewhere, once, but am glad to be reminded of it again. I dunno about Card Hunter. A friend of mine is a huge fan of it, which has kinda made me doubt wether or not I should try it.
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Pff, ha. I've friends like that :)
Well, I've never met devs as friendly, helpful, supportive, active, or visibly hard-working before, so there's definitely that in its favor.
It's easy enough to go to cardhunter.com or kongregate.com and load up the browser version for a test spin, and the same login works on any platform, so no need to go download it on Steam straight off- and no excuses for not trying it :D
I've been playing it for nearing 10 months now, it's quite the game :)
Also- Thanks for the whitelist :D
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Thanks!
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Merci ;)
Good luck to all
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Project Justice for Sega Dreamcast. (sequel to Rival Schools)
It's a tag-team 3D street fighter clone (by Capcom) with some extra silliness.
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thanks for the giveaway
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Dont know, all were in some bundles, so I dont know if they are famous^^
The Stanley Parable, fun game with a very high replay factor. Not much action.
Dust an elysian Tail, 2D hack and slash, was really fun and most of the game (programming and design) was done by one guy. Pretty impressive.
DLC Quest, just a little fun game to make fun of the current DLC Meta of the big Publisher, very much fun and "nerd" references, but a bit short.
And Biochock Infinite of course, but I guess everyone at least knows tthat game ;->
Thanks for the giveway
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I know every game you mentioned, but yeah their status as popular or not is kinda hard to determine. Well at least for DLC Quest, I do believe the others have huge fanbases.
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Hm... then maybe Binding of isaac.
But I think its at least as famous as the other two (and a pretty wierd game).
But that are the bottom 4 in my "good games" library when sorted by fame i guess ^^
Ah, forgot, since i dont play it on this PC:
Shuffelpuff Cantina Deluxe.
Its a mobile port and its gets to a pretty intense grinding game the further you come, but if you like airhockey its quite fun for a while.
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Stalingrad http://store.steampowered.com/app/356260/
Quite a good strategy game, based on the Blitzkrieg 1 engine. If you like strategy games, it's worth a try.
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Looks quite alright, for a 2005 game, the gameplay does seem to be good though, so I'll check it out.
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Thank you!
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Thank you very much!
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Contradiction i made several whitelist giveaways for ti and the response for it has been great. I watched this being played by a streamer and thought that this would be a fun game to play but even more importantly to make a great giveaway :)
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Oh yeah, I remember seeing this a while ago before it's release. Totally forgot about it though.
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