Re: Low Review #s good / unusual games.

Justisaur <justisaur@yahoo.com> wrote at 16:15 this Wednesday (GMT):

Someone posted elsewhere asking for sub 1000 reviewed Steam games that
are unique.  I had quite a few, so I thought I'd share.  I know I've
posted about all these before, but we have new people since most of
those, so here you go:
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Cosmochoria - The Little Prince (small worlds) sci-fi 2d side roguelite,
this one is the most under-reviewed for how good it is, best on my list,
and top 3 roguelites I've played. Someone labeled it the real No-Man's
Sky. It's got some issues, but you can play until the end just fine.
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Death Skid Marks - Roguelite meets Spy Hunter with a BAAAD attitude
(lots of swearing.)
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3030 Deathwar - Reminds me of a bit grittier Star Control II, has a bit
more story and interaction.
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88 heroes - silly superheroes try to get to top of tower before all 88
of them have died. Platformer.
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Deadly tower of monsters - 50's sci-fi.
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Freedom Force - criminally under-revewed old supers game.
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Void Scrappers - Simpler/shorter Vampire Survivors for asteroids type game.
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Zorbus - Very accessible rogue-like (not lite.) You get to fight gods
for their position at the end. My favorite of this genre I've found so far.
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Super Hero League of Hoboken - Very old 'supers' turn based rpg. Very
silly, and really it's more like Gamma World as the supers are in a post
apoc world and are mutants. I remember one of them has something like
the ability to see what's in a closed pizza box or something like that.
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Ring Runner: Flight of the Sages - Star Control II type game, only has a
lot more going on, including multiplayer, and an insanely weird story
mode, and the ships/weapons get pretty complicated and overpowered. $5
I'd easily pay $25.
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Invincible Presents: Atom Eve - I normally hate Telltale type games, but
it has a better mix of JRPG type combat and roleplaying. I also love
Invincible. Well worth the $4.
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What are your favorite games with low numbers of reviews?

Oh, I just stumbled into another one that looks interesting called
"Overboard". (415 reviews). It's apparently a reverse murder mystery,
where you try to get away with murder.
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