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It's going to take me a while to get through that list, although Lovecraft's Untold Stories jumps out at me between the Lovecraftian elements, the SNES Shadowrun-reminiscent graphics (although that was more 2.5 isometric or whatever?), and the concept (plus I love the blood fountain... but I'm trying to think what it's actually referencing and I'm drawing a blank). (Tesla vs Lovecraft is also of interest given I'm a sucker for anything Lovecraft (hence why I have 2-3 different Pop! Cthulhus... and I think I have DST's coin bank statue somehow), but Untold Stories has more interesting gameplay.) The Gianna Sisters games are also interesting since they're 2D Mario-esque platformers.

However, I'll want to look through things more closely before making a decision. There are a lot of intriguing titles, although some -- like Iris and Giant -- look cool, but seem to have a learning curve and... honestly, gaming learning curves are just a colossal turnoff for me these days. Rather than spending time learning mechanics, I'd rather just play something. Which is why I've gravitated more and more to things like platformers over the years.

shadowsword87 posted...

Holy crap this is a lot, I'd like to request cultist simulator.

Goddamn, that's cool.

Shrapnel110 posted...

Damn that's a lot...I'll have to go for GRIME.

Always thought it looked like an intriguing experiment, being a fan of both Dark Souls and Metroid-esque games, with Metroid probably being my favorite game series. The absorpsion mechanics remind me of the GBA/DS Castlevania games (one of which I played through 10+ times; Dawn of Sorrow) so it looks like I might get a good kick out of its variety. Also to mention the world exploration, which looks delightfully creepy and surreal.

Thanks for such a big giveaway, very generous of you.

Hadn't heard of Grime, but that looks pretty awesome.