not sure how niche this is, but i think Princess Remedy in a World of Hurt is really cute and fun. very simple yet colorful graphics. you can play it on steam for free. Trick & Treat is nice too. it's a short halloween RPGmaker game. also free on steam.

>>475 I played quite a bit of princess fantasy catventure thankyou anon For my own contribution I reccommend Crypt Underworlds by LilithZone https://lilithzone.itch.io/crypt-underworld It's a surreal walking sim that's kinda underrated if you ask me.

>>733 Can wholeheartedly recommend Remedy as well, it's very fun to revisit it once in a while. I think the version from Remar's website that lacks the flashing colors is superior though, if you want to play it, get that one. https://www.remar.se/daniel/remedy.php

>>748 crypt underworlds looks like it could be interesting. if you recommend it i may give it a try. >>749 i see! i did not know about this version. very cool.

Play noctis

system shock 2 is very immersive

>>760 this one was fun! very replayable and i love the art style thanks anon!

I've been a fan of this developer's games lately. They can be pretty hard, but they are good arcade fun. https://nizakashii.itch.io/hakopalace

>>764 hard as balls, but very cute! the hidden ending was pretty clever

>>764 Got to the final boss with the teeth and had to call it for the night. Really fun but difficult! Thanks for the rec anon

hordes.io

>>742 It is a work of art, I'm glad I played it.

>>746 the gape will come to steam in 2 weeks I think. will it be crnsored?

>>738 I forgot to mention I also played Love at First Sight, it was super cute. >>741 Really like the artwork... and the game seems perfectly psycho. I see it is on f95. I don't trust that website, need to setup a virtual machine to play VNs from there.

i honestly haven't played many VNs. where on the seven seas can i find them with translations?

>>752 These days? Steam. There are a few games that have fan patches, like Steins;Gate or Higurashi. https://sonome.dareno.me/projects/sghd.html#installation https://wiki.07th-mod.com/Higurashi/Higurashi-Part-1---Voice-and-Graphics-Patch/ I'd start with Steins;Gate and install the above patch or with Raging Loop (no patch needed).

> buy the Elden Ring's DLC no fuck goatse ring

>>703 I'll only buy the DLC only if the map is huge

>>702 Really excited now that we're closer. I used some of my paid time off for it, maybe a little too much.

>>722 THIS IS THE DAY, fren! DLC is out, have you played it? I'll install it tonight but first I need to kill mohg to enter the dlc land. have you beaten mohg yet?

meh.

captain blood combined with tyrian combined with wing commander combined with alpha storm combined with system shock

>>153 An arcade music game like IIDX with a LED backlit 512 key isomorphic (hexagonal grid) key layout that overlays a reflection of your hands on the the keyboard over top a reflection of a 240Hz monitor using optics to create a situation where you can see where your hands are in relation to the oncoming notes.

>>401 I'd rather they make a Mania 2, I don't really like Superstars much

One more borderlands but made by people who made 1st 2nd and the pre sequel. Bl 3 was a disappointment. 3$ westoid comics wrapped up in the skin of what used to be one of the best games ever.

>>153 remake of Michael Jackson's Moonwalker (the genesis plataformer) with rythm/dungeon crawler gameplay (crypt of the necrodancer style)

>>694 >i was almost curious if anyone here really played JRPGs, despite literally, indisputably being otaku culture, it feels like nobody on these imageboards really does, or at least they never really talk about them. I play a lot of them and enjoy them very much, but I admit that they can be very difficult to get into for certain types of people, especially if you aren't immediately enthralled by the concept of turn-based fights and extremely long stories. I would definitely like to see more JRPG discussion though. >i played persona 3 portable ages ago, and of course i really liked it, because persona is cool, but (and this is admittedly very petty of me), i feel like the games are getting too popular recently, so i've been getting burnt out. like, i don't think there's any one opinion anyone could have about any of the games that someone has not already had. I don't really know about that, but I will say that the recent remake looks garbage. I haven't even played it but the art style alone is bad enough to make me avoid it for good on top of the fact that it's overpriced and they actually took The Answer from the main game and charged an obscene price for it as DLC.

>>695 >I don't really know about that, but I will say that the recent remake looks garbage. I haven't even played it but the art style alone is bad enough to make me avoid it for good on top of the fact that it's overpriced and they actually took The Answer from the main game and charged an obscene price for it as DLC. yeah this is exactly how i feel. persona 3 really didn't need a remake--did everyone already forget that they already put portable onto modern platforms (and not FES for some reason)?! the more i think about reload, the more and more upset i get...

>>696 I can only guess they didn't port FES because they wanted an obviously worse version of the game to be the "rough and outdated" original and for Reload to "surpass" it with modern graphics. If you compare the original with Reload though it becomes clear that the original is better visually speaking as well as in gameplay. In fact, the changes to the gameplay by adding party control and other additions brought over from P5 is what really makes me not want to play it. There's a reason why you can't control your party or use another character's skills in the menu like you would use your own or why you can't change a character's status without directly going up to them and issuing a command. It's meant to make each character feel like their own separate entity that you talk to and in a game specifically about bonds with other characters, that's beyond essential. All this obsession with blindly "smoothing over" a game to make it easier to play at the expense of immersion like in P3 is what makes most modern games so forgettable.

>>693 I did a playthrough of the portable version like ~5 years ago, and well the game certainly did an impression on me despite the repetitive but not difficult gameplay, i liked the story since i wasn't expecting something like that at the time.

I loved this game. The only downside is how grindy it is and the fact it can get repetitive and really drag on which deters me from replaying it as an adult. I've heard the PSP version fixed some of these issues but at the expense of the cutscenes and some of the 3D environments, which I just can't do without.

>>380 You mean bit rot?

>>381 Instruction manuals had cool art tough >>387 yes

>>44 PIRATE EVERYTHING (Though if you really want to buy stuff, then buy physical copies)

>>380 So will the hard drive within the device you're sing though

reminder that when buying a game, you need to buy the consol that work with the game. it costs more

I'm not the biggest fan of RPG Maker gamers, but this one looks interesting. I'll take note of it

new fanmade chinese DLC translation dropped https://nitter.privacydev.net/akatsukusalt/status/1705379234024444299 >>353 if you try it please let me know and what did you think of the game, thank you

I heard the developper like to draw all the game by himself or most of it for bs3. I wish he'd do it. have you heard of it?