The "I'm Not a Hipster" Obscure Games Thread

What is a game you love that's kinda obscure? As in, its forum on Giantbomb is drier than a popcorn fart in the middle of the Attacama Desert in the summer?  
 
What brought this to mind was a playthrough of one of my old favorites, Looney Tunes: Sheep Raider. That was, in my opinion, one of the best PS1 games, even though no one bought it. Most Looney Tunes adaptations fail to get the surreal sort of humor that Warner Bros was so good at, but this game had me chuckling numerous times.

Obscure.

*cracks knuckles* This is going to be fun. *lists off tons of obscure games, explaining why they're not in an actual list in the process of doing so*

Little Big Adventure 2 (Twinsen's Odyssey) . At least I think it's obscure because no one ever talks about it.

Obscure.

I have a thing for Digimon World... I don't know why I like it but just thinking about it makes me want to play it again.

Where do I start? I know of (and own) a lot of obscure games and some aren't even in the giantbomb wiki.

Hunter Hunted

Commander Blood (no info on this page, don't bother clicking it :P)

Burn Cycle

Bedlam (I don't think there's anything on this page either)

Psychotron (I don't think there's really any info on this either)

Crusader no Regret and Crusader no Remorse

Primal

There's others, but you get the idea. A lot are obscure merely because they're old, some of those, though, don't have anything on the actual wiki pages.

@Mr_Skeleton: I played it way back when. It's ok, I never finished it though.

My usual go-to. Chibi-Robo.

It's really not that obscure but it's a good little strategy/RPG - King's Bounty: Armored Princess

Azure Dreams.

Town-building + Roguelike dungeon exploration + Monster-raising and fusing = Fun times.

Phantom Crash - Anime-as-fuck mech shooter

Little Big Adventure 2 (Twinsen's Odyssey) . At least I think it's obscure because no one ever talks about it.

@Mowgers said:

Phantom Crash - Anime-as-fuck mech shooter

This is on my list too, surely this makes it mainstream?

i never played it but i always wanted to play Metal Wolf Chaos, but it never came to the US.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AnOedDG_uI

You probably never heard of it.

Baten Kaitos: Origins

 Space Station Silicon Valley for the N64. It can look ugly and be glitchy, but it is extremely creative and charming.

World of Warcraft

Steambot Chronicles. That game was fucking rad.

Tactics Ogre: Let us cling together. 
And it is amazing, makes Final Fantasy tactics look like a pile of shit. 
Anyone remotely interested in strategy RPG's has to play it.

RAD - Robot Alchemic Drive

You controlled a giant robot, but you did not play as the robot. You were a person standing off to the side, who could freely move around, remotely controlling it. It made the scale of the game feel legitimately huge. 

 Almost made up for the fact that the game wasn't really any fun to play... Almost.

Mother 3, I guess?

Mendel Palace. The forum is just me talking about this game, no replies, desperately searching for someone else who has played this hidden gem. To this day, I have found none. I'm not even sure if the people who made the wiki are real, or if they're alternate accounts of mine.

I played this game a ton as a kid though at my grandmother's. She had an NES so we could have something to do, and this game was one of the better ones. It's fucking TOUGH when you get to the end, though.

Tactics Ogre: Let us cling together. And it is amazing, makes Final Fantasy tactics look like a pile of shit. Anyone remotely interested in strategy RPG's has to play it.

@Nottle: The Earthbound/Mother games are far from obscure.. Nintendo's refusal to re-release them hurts, but still.

If Blast Corps counts as obscure, that's my choice. Or Crystalis since the only forum topic is the one I started. I'd say Earthbound, but I think the cult following has made it less obscure over the years.

Legend of Legaia

Zone of Enders 2!

Best looking PS2 game? Maybe? Probably not but YO IT'S PRETTY GOOD!

You can throw enemies at other enemies and shoot 50 homing missiles, it's a sweet mech beat-em-up I guess.

Also God Hand was really interesting. Does anyone remember how difficulty worked in that game? It scaled up n down while you were playing, it was a cool idea. Also both these games have great music.

Taskmaker and Tomb of the Taskmaker were reasons why I loved growing up in the PowerPC Mac days. Also: Combat Mission

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AnOedDG_uI

You probably never heard of it.

Railworks 2. in all honesty, I really enjoy that 'game.' It's relaxing in a way very few games...and I mean very few...manage to achieve.

Gitaroo Man

Heard Ryan mention once or twice.

Dai Senryaku Exceed VII. Crap graphics and utter lack of story can't completely destroy this title. Worrying about gas, ammo, terrain, and radar use at all times made every placement of M109A6 paladins that much more important. If they would have injected some advance wars type of personality, this could have been a great title for those looking for a little mental workout.