Weirdest Obscure Older PC Games You've Found
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- 6 de Jul, 2017
Nice thread Saint
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This website has a bunch of cool weird dos games
Also Helious is a thing
The Obscuritory
For games unplayed and unknown. The Obscuritory looks at strange and abandoned computer games, software, and CD-ROMs.
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Also Helious is a thing
Nice thread Saint
This website has a bunch of cool weird dos gamesThe Obscuritory
For games unplayed and unknown. The Obscuritory looks at strange and abandoned computer games, software, and CD-ROMs.
Also Helious is a thing
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Looks like some good shit. Thanks, man
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- 6 de Mayo, 2020
Has anyone ever seen a game called Bombex? It's like Pacman, but you play as a penis and there's a naked chick in bed in the middle of the maze, and you're supposed to collect flowers, condoms, and stuff while avoiding enemies. If you collect everything, you get to bang the chick. Think early 90s.
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- 31 de Ago, 2019
Or if they the type who rather watch other people play and make fun of it. Retsupurae has covered this game.
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- 3 de Feb, 2021
You could check out Ross Scott's channel Accursed Farms. He usually reviews older, more obscure games. My favorite from him has to be Armed and Delirious.
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- 1 de Ago, 2021
I really enjoy Total Distortion. You make shitty music videos and try and get people to buy them lmao.
I also always think about a game I used to watch my dad play when I was really young, Kiss: Psycho Circus. It feels like a fever dream to me lmao.
I also always think about a game I used to watch my dad play when I was really young, Kiss: Psycho Circus. It feels like a fever dream to me lmao.
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- 16 de Abr, 2021
This isn't something i found but a game i remember from way back, it was probably made in an early form of RPGmaker.
It told a story about this guy and i think his best friend dying and going to hell or atleast the afterlife, one notable thing was that the further the game progressed and the main header image for the character during text changed from regular pixel art to a torn piece of line paper with the characters face crudely drawn on. Another part i remember was that there was a part of the game with these fancily made angel dolls as sprites.
It must've been 8 or 9 years since i saw it during what was probably a cryaotic letsplay or something.
If anyone can help me find this game then i'd be really thankful.
It told a story about this guy and i think his best friend dying and going to hell or atleast the afterlife, one notable thing was that the further the game progressed and the main header image for the character during text changed from regular pixel art to a torn piece of line paper with the characters face crudely drawn on. Another part i remember was that there was a part of the game with these fancily made angel dolls as sprites.
It must've been 8 or 9 years since i saw it during what was probably a cryaotic letsplay or something.
If anyone can help me find this game then i'd be really thankful.
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- 7 de Sep, 2016
Old West Pong when played by two people(I don't know if it even had an AI opponent).
It's not seen in the screenshot but the twist is that both players can shoot at each other. After the bullet leaves the screen, or hits either the opponent, the ball or the opponents bullet, another bullet can be fired. Meaning that rate of fire is low. They only travel in a straight line as well.
If the ball is hit it will change direction and speed up quite a bit(iirc). If the opponent is hit he will be stunned for a couple of seconds. The bullets aren't very fast(and about the size of the ball) so they can be tactically fired towards an area where you assume the opponent will be in the immediate future.
It was an extremely simple and fun twist on Pong. Available here: https://archive.org/details/PONG95
It's not seen in the screenshot but the twist is that both players can shoot at each other. After the bullet leaves the screen, or hits either the opponent, the ball or the opponents bullet, another bullet can be fired. Meaning that rate of fire is low. They only travel in a straight line as well.
If the ball is hit it will change direction and speed up quite a bit(iirc). If the opponent is hit he will be stunned for a couple of seconds. The bullets aren't very fast(and about the size of the ball) so they can be tactically fired towards an area where you assume the opponent will be in the immediate future.
It was an extremely simple and fun twist on Pong. Available here: https://archive.org/details/PONG95
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- 19 de Feb, 2020
I came here to say Harvester, I haven't seen anything else in the same ballpark. Bad Mojo, where you play as a photorealistic cockroach, does come pretty close.
Bombex is apparently a brand of vibrators... if there's no such game and you were just trying to trick me into googling that, well-played.
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- 6 de Mayo, 2020
As funny as that is, I think the game may be related to that vibrator company, perhaps it was promotional material or something. Or maybe some indie dev named his game after a famous (is it?) dildo brand.
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- 2 de Nov, 2021
I remember playing a certain game as a kid but I don't remember the name, maybe you can help me out. It was a platform game from the mid or late 90s. The character (you could choose a man or a woman) was an astronaut who traveled from planet to planet. Each planet had its own levels and scenarios. The only particular detail I remember from the game was one of the enemies, which was a human-like gelatine creature that made a distinctive sound before cutting your character in two.
I've been looking for that game for years but I never found it.
I've been looking for that game for years but I never found it.
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- 9 de Mayo, 2021
Probably this cancelled Russian FPS slash open world action adventure game with RPG elements.
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This, it's jank to it's core, but still interesting.
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- 20 de Jun, 2019
Ross Scott doesn't exist. He does not make videos and video games are not real. Who are you??
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Not so much found as remember playing. My dad and I really enjoyed the Meachwarrior series back in the day and we got our hands on a few different first person vehicle piloting games.
Battlezone 1 and 2 are classics and aren't exactly unknown. Very cool gameplay loop of base building and vehicle commanding through squadrons.
Weirdest one I can recall was G-Nome. G-Nome was a game about some space war where they'd turned your buddy into some kind of lizard freak and you had to go end the experiments on them. You could snipe people out of their mechs when you were on foot to commandeer them. Presentation was janky but very charming.
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Battlezone 1 and 2 are classics and aren't exactly unknown. Very cool gameplay loop of base building and vehicle commanding through squadrons.
Weirdest one I can recall was G-Nome. G-Nome was a game about some space war where they'd turned your buddy into some kind of lizard freak and you had to go end the experiments on them. You could snipe people out of their mechs when you were on foot to commandeer them. Presentation was janky but very charming.
G-Nome gameplay (PC Game, 1997)
Introduction and gameplay for G-Nome, PC game produced by 7th Level in 1997 - http://www.squakenet.com/download/g-nome/2003/In this video I am showing both g...
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