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What games can you recommend that didn't get the appreciation that they deserved? (lemmy.world)

submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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I've been recently been thinking about Arkane Studio's Prey which is a immersive sim, with a pretty good rogue like dlc, that probably has one of the strongest hooks of any game I've played. If you liked Halflife, System Shock, or Deus Ex it's definitely worth a play.

Are there any titles that might not have been commercially successful that you feel everyone should give a shot?

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[–] [email protected] 4 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Murdered: Soul Suspect

So fun story...

The year this was being shown at E3, I got my best friend in as my 'photographer' for the show under a press pass, and set up a bunch of private gameplay demos of games (by this point nothing interesting was shown on the show floor anymore).

When we went to our appointment at the Square Enix booth, they immediately ushered us into a room with nothing but two Japanese guys, and were like "ok, go ahead and ask your questions."

Apparently they thought we'd sat through an earlier gameplay demo which they never set up, and we were suddenly sitting with the game director and their translator for a half hour interview about a title I hadn't even seen or knew anything about - and an interview conducted through a translator on top of that (and I'd intentionally been trying to avoid ending up in interviews in the first place).

It was one of the more surreal experiences I've had in life, and very much reminded me of the times I'd be in a book discussion in high school for a reading assignment I hadn't done, frantically grabbing on to any thread that seemed legit and running with it.

[–] [email protected] 3 points 1 year ago

Oh man, that's great. I can only imagine the relief you had once it was over.