glacialhelmnun

Of the 12 games I own on steam with working linux versions precisely zero launch successfully from the steam client. They have a ways to go.

Level 1, Back to the Future 3 for the genesis.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYozSQwmnXU

That game is 4 minutes long and I only ever got past the first level twice. Was the only game I owned for the longest time.

http://simonwillison.net/2004/may/7/switch/

Don''t waste your money or time on Epic Mickey, there is literally nothing redeeming about it.

None of these are really under the radar but that isn't by accident. These games are totally worth revisiting.

I would like to see you try to play a little bit of one the original Alone in the Dark games. For some of the first attempts at the genre, they got a lot of things right. It's interesting to see how much of what we consider to be a part of the canonical "survival horror" template is layed out in the first game. You can get all 3 for 6 $ on GOG. http://www.gog.com/gamecard/alone_in_the_dark

Why not Silent Hill ? I think it's likely that a significant portion of the viewership has little or no exposure to this game and although it's certainly no longer impressive to look at, I think the fact that it's a seriouslyeffed up pixelated brown mess completely works in its' favour.

The GC remake of Resident Evil is still gorgeous and spooky as shit: A lot of people somehow manage to miss it but it contains my favourite piece of videogame writing ever. http://residentevil.wikia.com/Keeper's_Diary

Edit: Anyway thanks for posting this topic because there is A TON of great looking stuff in this thread that I'm excited to check out.