/v/ - Video Games

>>14400203

Post more, I'm interested.

>>14400298

continue

>>14401735

That sounds fun. I knew about the meme but never played the game itself.

Is the game fun as well or is it one of those guide-seller impossible puzzle games?

>>14402027

It's fun and not impossible. At least I never had any troubles with it. Read the 9 page story for though, gives you a basic outline of how fucked it is.

>>14402078

for it*

There was an online text game a few years ago called Alter Ego where you could get abducted by a child molester or get taped being raped.

>>14402149

>not very obscure

no shit, i actually found the copy i have in the trash i still debate myself whether i should've left it there or not

>>14402222

You can sell it, is a shame it wasn't released in Americas, I know you can emulate but sometimes it feels good to be able to play the original on the hardware, the game has an interesting concept, it hasn't aged quite well but the scares are still good and the atmosphere is still unsettling at some points.

>>14402231

>you can seel it

i don't think i'm hurting that much for $5 at the moment

>>14402247

eBay says is a little more than 5 bucks, can't tell for sure how much because of course, prices are inflated in some publications and I forgot where to set the displayed currency to something else.

>>14400298

>>14400203

play it currently, im in the mines, annoying because i did something that blocked me totally of and i cant finish it, have to start all over again. Drawing map by yourself is fun, but i guess if you dont want to get too frustrated, glimpse on some walk-through for shit like what happened to me

>>14402257

yeah but those read in good condition and i can't reasonably claim the same for mine considering where it's been.The case is scratched from whatever wrestled with it in the bin,the CD case cover took some moisture and got decolorised partially and i can't remember if it even has the booklet anymore;the disc is miraculously undamaged and the game it still just werks but that's about it

>>14402047

anything with GOG release should be automatically excluded

>>14402291

If the booklet is good you can get it some reprinted artwork and stuff, I think mobygames has them, I think at least it could be 10+ bucks if you wanted to sell it, otherwise is good for a collectible even if only the disc was undamaged.

>>14402321

Want me to say 30+ or something like that? if it weren't for the PAL region thing I would gladly buy it since you still think is somewhat worthless.

>>14402363

The game was released only in Japan and Europe.

>>14402321

>unironic nigger images

out

>>14401735

The real tragedy is when you understand that the "I have no mouth and I must scream" is about the AI that is tormented with the fact it has the intellect and capabilities of a God but all it can do is destroy as per its original programming.

>>14402510

>Hong Kong 97

Amazing music in that one.

>>14402699

I want to poke Renges cheeks with my dick

>>14400896

Darkeye still makes me sad. Back in the day, I couldn't make it work due some retarded QuickTime issues on system. YEARS later, I managed to make it work, but the download I got didn't include some of the cutscenes and crashed in the telltale heart part

There was a game posted on one of these threads a while back, I think it was called && or something similar. It was an RPG maker game and you played as a squiggle/spring-like creature and there were a couple of images plastered everywhere of someone's family photos.

I haven't been able to find any footage of it but I know an anon did a bunch of small video recordings of games featured on a previous obscure games thread and I believe that was one of them.

>>14402510

Rule of Rose, Eversion and Perimeter are missing from that list

Echo Night: Beyond and the first Forbidden Siren also belong on there if you ask me

>>14403848

>Forbidden Siren

i don't recall that doing things that much different as far as game mechanics went that it's more succesful counterparts like Fatal Frame and even the Silent Hill series managed to do the survival part better

>>14403768

wasn't that a NET Yaroze game?

>>14402040

Different anon but I've always been interested in Bad Day because I like The Residents. Never got around to playing it though. Is it worth a look? Commercial Album = AOTYAY

>>14403768

&& was made by some Youtube guy called Saint.

>>14407932

the game had no HUD and the only way to know where the enemies are was to see through their eyes

>>14408083

it also had regenerating health which pretty much took all the risk out of the equation and negated any effort the game made to be punishing towards anyone being bad at it since the only thing they had to do if they screwed up was to hide for a little while and the fish AI would forget them,then they could simply try anew

>>14408137

considering some of the games on that list dont even have health mechanics I doubt that disqualifies it from being on a list about wierd games

>>14408137

The Forbidden Siren games are infamously difficult, what the heck are you on about?

9 Hours, 9 Persons, 9 Doors

It's not super obscure on here, but it's obscure enough that it deserves a mention.

>>14408572

that's true enough but i still think that the gameplay didn't compliment it's gimmick of looking through an enemy's eyes and going stealth in order to avoid combat as much as possible;especially since there's always the better made and known series that released two games close to this one's release date that did prety much everything better

>>14408592

>anything with a regenerating health bar

<infamously difficult

shit man i don't hang around >>>/reddit/ so i wouldn't know what is considered infamously difficult over there :^)

>>14408947

The difficulty in forbidden siren lies less with the gameplay and more with the extremely cryptic and unintuitive optional (for their individual stage) riddles which are in fact mandatory to get anywhere in the overarching story.

>>14408922

Dont think thats obscure at all, it has 2 sequels and theres been threads about the series, plus the games not creepy at all

Has anyone played Chaos: A Fantasy Adventure Game? I used to play it as a kid, but I lost my disc. There are only a few copies available online and you won't find coverage unless you're consciously looking for it. Just typing something like "chaos point and click game" only brings up unrelated games like that one Splinter Cell title. You have to specifically search "Chaos: A Fantasy Adventure Game" to get anything. It's more dreamlike and bizarre than scary, but it has that weird uncanny feel that titles like Harvester had. You're constantly expecting something to jump out and get you, but nothing ever really appears.

Dark colony.

Probably has one the goriest cutscenes in any real-time strategy games I've ever played.

Video Related, it's not the worst cutscene.

>>14413737

This isn't exactly creepy but good look playing it without some heavy knowledge of japanese. Still, the soundtrack is top notch.

>>14413750

good luck*.

>>14402510

>Galapagos

That game was so rage inducing, fuck

You had to poke at this AI controlled robot and hope it would go where you wanted it to