Thank you.

Age of Fear, both titles.

The first Witcher game, many people disregard it and go straight to the third one, I loved the first.

hmmm... maybe Disney's "Coaster"
Came out before the first Rollercoaster Tycoon, and was on a single floppy disk. Had a great ratings system for each coaster you built, with a cast of odd characters that each had their own preferences, and when I built a recreation of Viper from the local Six Flags amusement park, the G forces the simulation reported were spot on with the technical specs of the real coaster. It even ran on the first laptop we ever had, a monochrome 486 thing my dad had for work.

Phantasy Star series (Master system, Genesis)

Sacrifice.

Repeatedly overlooked, this gem is still fun to play and has been adapted to run on modern machines by GOG.

Thanks for the wishlist giveaway. )

Good old Master of Magic would be one, from the same great era as these gems.

I think the game I have played and deserves the most attention while getting the least would be the Alien vs Predator title from the Atari Jaguar, great game.

A underrated overlooked game I own and played that is underlooked would be Victor Vran. It is the game that Van Hellsing should been , the devs gave it lots of love and continue to do so. It is in the hack & slash genre so might not appeal to everyone.

Siralim 1 & 2

Spec Ops the line cause that game is truly a gem in the rough land ,really good game using the generic shooter game to they advantage,play you know what i mean by it

I loved Silver (game for Dreamcast and PC). Few seem to know this action-RPG game, but it was my first game of RPG-related genres, and contributes heavily to RPGs becoming my favourites.
It has a nice and logic story, characters and setting. Melee battle system works with pressing mouse key + moving cursor up/left/etc, thus executing different types of actions from current position of character + you need to constantly combine this with switching to magic, so it is quite unique and doesn't get boring. Bosses were tough for me at that age, but I still reached the grand finale, which was pretty epic one, don't want to write any spoilers ;3

Acranum in my case

Thanks

Fragile Allegiance. One of the first games I ever played and one of my favorites to this day.

The old bards tales Blobbers

Shadow Man. People should try this that have never heard of it, and people that have heard of it will tell everyone else to try this. Even today with dated graphics, I'm sure it's still amazing! There is a lot to love about the overall makeup of the game. An HD Remaster would be really neat.

The Club Manager series.

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