The Extra Credits Crew takes a look at some interesting games that flew under most peoples' radars. They’re not necessarily the ultimate, top-tier games of recent memory, but rather some of the most unique titles that didn’t get as much hype as some others. Take a look. You might find something you’ll enjoy…unless you’re just a horrible person.
Love strategy but your processor and graphics card doesn't love you? The best strategy games for low-end PCs have you covered.
A number of new deals are up and running on the North American Switch eShop. These include 80’s Overdrive, Assassin’s Creed III: Remastered, Spice and Wolf VR, Thomas Was Alone, and more.
From Xfire: "PC exclusives might not get as much of the limelight as their console counterparts, but that doesn't mean they're not worthy of your attention. PC exclusive games are often just as good if not better than console exclusives. Some even go on to win multiple gaming awards despite being made by relatively unknown studios."
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I've been looking around at Indy forums, and it seems like Thomas Was Alone has started a biiiig trend among budding indy devs, trying to give life and feeling to blocks. I guess it's both good and bad. Good for the community to get working with unorthodox formulas, good for gamers who get to enjoy their products; bad because they might be boxing (heh) themselves in trying to imitate too much instead of do their own thing. Hopefully someone discovers more they can do with the formula.
Either way, hey, Thomas Was Alone was pretty cool.
Tokyo Jungle was funny, but didn't really provide long-term fun for me, and became really frustrating with its wonky controls and mechanical inconsistencies. Good for the short term, but not for the long, to me.
I'll have to check these out.
I need more time!
Love indie games, the only games where developers have no creative restraints from expectations or pressure from publishers, they pretty much have freedom to do what they want. Its very very important for gaming, its going to be where you'll find the most creativity and innovation.
Thomas Was Alone is definitely on my list now.