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Favorite indie game(s) that aren't super well-known

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Just post anything that your fellow-forum goers probably haven't heard of! Explain why it's awesome/why it's flawed but you still love it. Who knows, maybe somebody will find a new favorite.

 

(No Minecraft/Don't Starve/Rust or other such super-popular games we've all probably played.)

 

Here's mine:

 

Project Zomboid: Punishing zombie simulator that is designed to be the be-all end-all realistic zombie simulator. No cure, no evac, no underground bomb shelter, just you, some cans of beans, and a crap ton of the living dead. I find it better than Day Z because I think it more closely resembles what the apocalypse would actually be like. The map is content rich, unlike the barren forests of Day Z, and it even has a few RPG elements. It's a bit buggy, and it's made by a small indie team, but everything from the visuals to the music to the gameplay all comes together to create a really thick atmosphere.

 

Towns: Recently featured in the WAN show for shutting dow, it's a decently fun town sim, but suffers from crippling design flaws making the elaborate structures it advertises infuriating to construct. Worth your time and money.

 

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quickscoping simulator: Its really really gud.

i want ot make a joke and call that cod but i like cod

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quickscoping simulator: Its really really gud.

This. I've heard that if you do well you are guaranteed a spot in CoD clans/groups because they're tracking every player that plays it.

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This. I've heard that if you do well you are guaranteed a spot in CoD clans/groups because they're tracking every player that plays it.

So... I get to be on a team of halfwits if I sell my soul and dignity by playing a game focused on 360 degree factors and a press of a button...

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So... I get to be on a team of halfwits if I sell my soul and dignity by playing a game focused on 360 degree factors and a press of a button...

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Yes.

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Yes.

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