with ducks, huge variety of different weapons, destructible environment, and a dedicated QUACK button. Huge replayability, addictive soundtrack, and co-op designed for parties.ĭuck Game - imagine Smash bros. Pix The Cat - VERY good variation on the classic ‘snake’ formula. Silent Storm - RPG set in WWII / post-WWII world with ridiculously smart turn based system and destructibility. Good experience for those who love the genre. Just the game to spend dull winter evenings in almost pen-n-paper atmosphere. Shadowgate - very well done remake of an old Macintosh adventure. Gorgeous soundtrack by cult power-metal group Machinae Supremacy. Jets'n'Guns - absolutely fantastic and rad SHMUP with ridiculous number of levels, enemies, jets and guns. Infested Planet - take control of a squad responsible of purging huge amount of xenos in a top-down realtime strategy. The Fall - sci-fi platformer / puzzle / adventure with good story and dialogs.
Teleglitch - Quake II-esque world with top-down perspective and one life per run. Easy buy for those who want both challenging and clever experience. Snakebird - surprisingly hard but neat puzzle game. Lovely Planet - Super Meat Boy from first person perspective with colorful world and VERY challenging levels. It's a mind-bending game, that makes you throw away preconceptions and prior experience playing video games and think differently. Smart and interesting challenge, with profound story and beautiful world.Īntichamber - first-person puzzle that doesn't play like Portal 2 at all.
The Talos Principle - first person puzzle made by Serious Sam devs. Arguably the best turn based game among those that came out in the last 10 years. Has in-game chat with friendly community always willing to help.īattle Brothers - medieval fantasy turn-based tactics with exceptionally deep, enthralling gameplay, and fantastic atmosphere. Simple graphics, but almost limitless potential for hours to spend in it. Tales of Maj'Eyal - the best roguelike on the market. Now share your wonderful hidden gems with me, as it is Christmas, we all have some time and probably some money to spare too, so it is the perfect time to discover the hidden games on steam :)ĭesktop Dungeons - coffee break roguelike with puzzle elements and huge replayability. The only downside is - controls are strictly mouse only and it hurts some peoples hands) You can create and serve any pizzas that you like. Pizza Express (Kind of like Cook Serve Delicious, but you only serve pizzas and it has a story. Thought provoking, simulation-y game with about 10h worth of gameplay) No Pineapple Left Behind (level based game about running a school and turning all your students into pineaapples. My personal list would include: Purrfect Date (that visual novel that I was talking about in first paragraph, I even tried promoting it on my youtube channel, but I'll get like 10 views on that video, so I feel like I should give the devs some exposure in some other way (like this for example!)) What small unknown games do you guys think deserve recognition, or at least a bit more audience than they got? So I think, this is a good topic to make. I have a list of very weird games that I got on steam practically at random, only to realize what bloody good games they are, only to see them stay at like 3 reviews for years, because nobody has ever seen them. Not the first time this has happened though. And seeing it only get 30 reviews in the span of a week is kind of. I don't know why it resonated so much with me, but it did. I played the game for maybe 20 hours now. It survived in popular new releases for like 10 minutes before being drowned by all sorts of other games. The recent Devil Daggers used this "low resolution" look to make the game look pretty damn gritty.So then I've found this visual novel a week ago in popular new releases.
#Steam must be running to play devil daggers Pc#
When I played it on an older PC the scene was pretty neat, now it looks like a "rain shader" placed on top of a series of flat shapes.īefore everyone calls me an idiot. Binary Domain for example has an opening sequence where everything is getting rained on. I have to imagine devs depended on the grit of lower AA and blurring of lower resolution to give the illusion of detail, similar to your brain filling in the details in pixel art JRPGs from the SNES era.īut when you rip off that sheen it just suddenly gives SOME games a more barren look.
These games were clearly not intended to run at this high of resolution since a lot of the objects in the distance that were blurred by low AA and res are now shining in their barren low poly glory. They run AMAZING the IQ is PERFECT, but wow do low resolution textures and lower poly models stick out like a sore thumb. why do the games look bad? Like real bad? Got my fancy new computer and ready to go.
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