Board 8 > What's a game you regularly play that no one talks about?

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I've been hooked on Dead by Daylight recently, and I don't know anybody else who's even heard of it.
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DragonSoul

I have played every single day since Nov. 2015
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Cory in the House
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ChaosTonyV4 posted...

I've been hooked on Dead by Daylight recently, and I don't know anybody else who's even heard of it.

This was one of like the top five streamed games for several months, so I think it has fairly decent name recognition.
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I don't think that there's a game that I play regularly
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Oh really? Shows what I know.

I'm glad it has a following, though, because it's a lot of fun.
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League of Legends
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Trackmania
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KCF0107 posted...

I don't think that there's a game that I play regularly

This, really, but the game that I most commonly come back to play on different occasions is We Love Katamari.
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I play Thea: The Awakening fairly regularly. It's a more simple Civ-like game with Slavic mythology. It has its flaws, but it's pretty fun and they're making a sequel that I'm looking forward to.
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Mario Party The Top 100, I get why people say it sucks because there is a ton more they could have done but these old mini games are so nostalgic and fun!
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Killer Instinct

Though I haven't played too much since Eagle came out tbqh
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I golf in the desert, day and night
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ChaosTonyV4 posted...

I've been hooked on Dead by Daylight recently, and I don't know anybody else who's even heard of it.

I play it too!
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ChaosTonyV4 posted...

Oh really? Shows what I know.

I'm glad it has a following, though, because it's a lot of fun.

I played a whole bunch after I saw it on the "top games" section of Twitch. It is one of those games that the developers are serious about improving/tweaking so it has actually improved a lot since its official release. Still some occasional glitches, but I think it is far and away the best of the asymmetric multiplayer titles that were in vogue for a little while.
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Murasaki

That game is obscure as heck.
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Battlerite is pretty fun. it's a top down 2v2/3v3 battle arena game. It's kinda like a moba with all of the objectives and laning stripped out and it's just team fighting. Or maybe a top down WoW arena.

It feels very fluid and fast paced. Matches only last a few minutes and you feel like such a boss when you out play someone. The heroes are all very balanced and you can choose any as a main and be successful.

It's a lot of fun.
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clash of clans/clash royale

I know those are popular mobile games but no one irl and even on here talks about mobile games ever.
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Pokemon Shuffle

But it does have a very active Discord so I dunno if it counts
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Depends on what you mean by regularly, because I tend to walk away from games and then not come back to them, but a few that I'd consider:

Defender's Quest
Defense Grid: The Awakening
Renowned Explorers: International Society

The last of those is particularly surprising considering how cool a game it is. At least I know people are aware the two D's exist. REIS seems like it's a total unknown, and it's my third-most-played game on Steam after Civ 5 and Skyrim, two games that are designed for chewing up long hours.
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Tales of Maj'Eyal

great roguelike
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Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup

Though "regularly" is really just that I run a couple characters every month or so, and have done so since 2009.
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Furious Fura posted...

Tales of Maj'Eyal

great roguelike

Hey this one is a really cool traditional roguelike too. Probably my second favorite after DC:SS. My only issue with it is that it's rather unbalanced and there can be some really infuriating deaths to non-boss unique enemies.
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guffguy89 posted...

clash of clans/clash royale

I know those are popular mobile games but no one irl and even on here talks about mobile games ever.

Se7enthrust posted...

DragonSoul

I have played every single day since Nov. 2015

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Esuriat posted...

Furious Fura posted...

Tales of Maj'Eyal

great roguelike

Hey this one is a really cool traditional roguelike too. Probably my second favorite after DC:SS. My only issue with it is that it's rather unbalanced and there can be some really infuriating deaths to non-boss unique enemies.

+1 to TOME
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Furious Fura posted...

Tales of Maj'Eyal

great roguelike

A guy on my Steam friend's list plays this all the time. He has good taste though, so it must be good.

That reminds me, also related to this topic: the Dominions series. Used to be just Dom4 that I played, but since 5 came out, everyone's moved on to that. And by 'everyone' I mean the very small niche group of people I play with. Don't think I've ever seen anyone on GameFAQs talk about it.
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Esuriat posted...

Furious Fura posted...

Tales of Maj'Eyal

great roguelike

Hey this one is a really cool traditional roguelike too. Probably my second favorite after DC:SS. My only issue with it is that it's rather unbalanced and there can be some really infuriating deaths to non-boss unique enemies.

lol yeah i have definitely been really frustrated a few times but it's just part of the game i guess

Since I like it do you recommend me to try DC:SS?
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I play XIII once a year pretty much. That counts, right?
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Awesomenauts. Was league 1 for a bit but that's hard to sustain when you play with friends who are much more casual.
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Furious Fura posted...

Since I like it do you recommend me to try DC:SS?

http://crawl.develz.org/wordpress/

There's the development website where you can download it.

I really enjoy how balanced play is with a myriad of different approaches that can be taken depending on how your train skills and which god you worship. More than any other roguelike of this type it feels like nearly every character death is truly your fault either because you made a blunder in battle or you really messed up in managing your character's growth. Species also matters far more than classes do in this game.

It clings more to the classic roguelike appearance so there's no music or anything and you have the option of playing it with ASCII or tiles. I personally prefer tiles any time I can get them, even if they aren't anything particularly special to look at.

It's also totally free to play and you have the option of either offline or online where people can look in on your game and records of your characters can be saved. And of course, you can watch other people play the game.
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cool ill check it out
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Slay the Spire. I have been playing it a ton
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well let's see.

I'm a SaGa fan. My most anticipated game for a while was the Vita port of Romancing SaGa 2, and also looking forward to Alliance Alive next year.

My gaming goals include getting the platinum in all of experience's dungeon crawlers, getting the platinum in all the vita mh clones, finishing all seven characters in Unlimited SaGa, etc..

For the past year I've been into the Solomon's Key, Lode Runner, and Puyo Puyo franchises and have been trying to work my way through as many of the titles as possible. Also the Lolo series, and I intend to try to beat the gb, japanese versions and eggerland mystery.

well I also have more normal goals like working through gng or contra.
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Honestly... nothing. Most of the games I go back to (Zeldas, REs, KotOR, MMX, Bloodborne) are super popular and generally considered classics.
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street fighter v
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I used to play FTL regularly. Front Mission 3 too.
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LOLIAmAnAlt posted...

Trackmania

I fucking adore trackmania

I think mine would be sunless sea and mini metro.
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Killing Floor 2

Guilty Gear (I'm sure there's a community out there, but I tend to avoid the FGC)
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guffguy89 posted...

clash of clans/clash royale

I know those are popular mobile games but no one irl and even on here talks about mobile games ever.

I don't play CoC, but I've played Royale since release basically. I usually hit 4700-4900 each season. X_X
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My honest answer is Armello. Have nearly 100 hours in it.

I know a few B8'ers play it from time to time, but it's pretty niche. Only has between 500-1000 online at any time.

It's also releasing its next big DLC pack in a week - adding 4 new characters (for a total of 20)!
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I put like 65 hours into FM3. both routes, too.

not since 2001 though
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