I Played 10 Of The WORST Reviewed Steam Games
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- Опубліковано 28 тра 2024
- Hey Dad,
Today we're going to look at something different. We'll be talking about 10 of the worst reviewed games on Steam. Let's see if these games are as bad as they say.
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Intro 0:00
Flatout 3: 2:22
Uriel's Chasm 9:54
Spacebase DF-9 13:51
Godus 17:56
Sacred 3 24:08
Towns 27:28
Gasp 29:59
Autobahn Police Simulator 33:10
Wars and Roses 35:42
Their Land 39:54
Outro 44:43 - Ігри
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What's the worst game you've ever played? 🎮
I think for me it might be FF Type 0 HD. The intro cinematic for the game is so damn good and then it just never gets anywhere close to that. For some reason I've given it 6 attempts (last one being a month ago) and the farthest I've gotten in 20 hours in
Gotham Knights is the only game that I actually refunded on Steam. I played for about 49 mins and then said “Nope, Avengers already got me, never again” and then I refunded it.
Resident Evil 6
partially? ride to hell retribution.
Isn't the worst game ever, but I recently got "dead or school " based on a youtuber suggestion. The controls feel so clunky and bad that I immediately regretted getting it and unsubcribed from that channel.(I had just sunscribed that day.) Maybe that's a little harsh, but it was just not fun and I felt I couldn't trust him.
Son, don't let me find these games under your bed later.
Good one 😂
Lmao 😂 😂 😂
😂👏👏👏
I gotta say I really like how the genre of "steam dumpster diving" videos slowly grows here on UA-cam. You never know what you'll find, haha.
It's a very large dumpster
@@YourFavoriteSon1I was coming here to say that this was inspired by iron pineapple.
Am I right?
@@RandallBallsYES IRON PINEAPPLE IS GOATED and this guy as well for doing it
@@Egomaniac.tell me you're a 14 year old living in your mothers basement without telling me
@@ramrodbldm9876??????
My brother is an artist at Double Fine. Those fortnight game pitch & vote things are done by the upper management during the space of time between projects. The constraints mean that the games have two weeks to be done, with the different staff members sometimes working outside of their specialty zone. He told me that it is a cool, creative process, and when i saw him over christmas break, he was talking about his pitch for the latest fortnight project. The games have to be started and finished in the two week period, so you throw any QA and bugtesting out the window. I didn't know they sold the games, I assumed they did it for a change of pace, and that was it!
I remember playing Godus years ago. It was so bad I couldn't progress at a certain point and abandoned it, sadly because in the beginning it was actually somewhat fun
That was my experience too as I remember it. I did play on mobile but have always refused to buy anything
It could've been so good, but they decided to get greedy 😔
"If you put a crew member in a job they don't like, they'll end up depressed and sad." Spacebase DF-9 sounds like a game that Josh from Let's Game It Out would play.
Me irl
I had a great time playing Godus back in the day, I was too young to understand what shady tactics they did tho
Best mobile game i played to this day but still shit.
same
Same here
Your mom's too young to understand the only shady tactic here is the one i'm using to hide these nuts in your mother's cheek.
Godus? More like Go-dis-nuts lmao.
As someone hailing from Germany... yes, we are ashamed of Autobahn Polizei as well. It's a laughingstock here, together with the ten million other 'Simulators' from Aerosoft (the Publisher). Well done dredging through it, son.
There are basically two really good job simulators. Euro Truck Simulator and Farming Simulator. The rest are pretty much trash. And even these two are niche games.
@@HappyBeezerStudiosi play a lot of sim games, would probably say car mechanic simulator is also one of the better job sim games. Defo even more niche than the other 2 but for people in the genre its one i think you can recommend with only the warnings that mostly apply to all sim games because i feel all have a certain level of jank, i mean christ i love farm sim but moving pallets around is the most rage inducing shit.
@@HappyBeezerStudiosim not really into the sims since i dont have a proper personal computer, but like the mobile farming sims are still decent and the most advanced sim i have played is grand truck simulator 2, but it has an irritating gem mechanic and it hasnt been updated in a while
seeing the autobahn polizei simulator brough back memories of watching youtubers play the games when i was younger haha. also, farming simulator going straight to the sale section because noone wants it is always a joy to see
Say what you want about the gameplay about Their Land, but props to the developer (or if he bought them props to the creator) of those face animations in the interview portion. It sometimes look like it's just facial capture, but there's moments that point to it being hand animated and it looks so good (aside from those little parts that feel off, but for a single person it's quite impressive).
Hopefully he (or whoever created them) keeps at it since those micromovements are very on point to feeling like an actual human rather than some of the robotic animations we see today (Starfield at points) where the eye's are constantly moving, little headshakes and so on.
not to constantly talk about silent hill 2 but it reminds me of silent hill 2 - some of those moments in the FMVs are so human! this guy who made Their Land definitely has the chops if he can improve in other areas, i’d love to see more of that animation for sure.
But was there a inevitable betrayal?
I feel like part of the charm of Steam is the super indie trash you can find on it. It really feels like almost anyone can make a game and slap it on there, and they'll be right there with all the AAA titles coming out. The nature of Steam of course means that there are a lot of garbage games to wade through, but you can also find the odd hidden gem in the pile.
I looked at the list before but I would never had thought to actually see those games reviewed.
As someone who is addicted to Long-Form analysis videos I really appreciate the change of scenery. Well done son
Thanks Dad, this one was a nice breather as torturous as it was to make.
Rerez has done even deeper video about Flatout 3, so if you need more crap...
what an unexpected ray of sonshine.
this feels like getting at least some kind of a breather mentally after what was... quite a wild last series. take care son.
A much needed breath of fresh air
You might actually be on to something here, Son. A series where you review games that could/should have been good but various circumstances lead to them being bad like Matt Mcmuscles' famous "What Happened" series would probably be pretty entertaining.
Thanks! It'll make a return in the future then.
Just watch that channel instead
@@AC-hj9tvthat's such a silly response. You're silly.
@@donovanfaust3227 Lolol
An idea you might like: taking broken games still being sold on Steam or GOG, analyzing how broken they are, then applying fixes provided by the community and how well the game runs after, and if the game is worth playing when fixed.
Yeah I came up with this because it happened to me. I recently purchased Septerra Core: Legacy of the Creator because it sounded interesting, but it was unplayable. I was able to find a fix in a forum post and now the game runs great.
Not a bad idea actually
Sounds like a good idea. When the game is pretty much abandoned, but has a loyal following that fries to fix the issues, it can't be all bad.
I thought the space station sim looked good. That imho would be one I'd like to see fixed.
Great video thank you👍
I'm proud of you, son. It takes a lot of guts to try something new
I totally fell for Godus. Black & White was a huge part of my childhood and I just thought if Molyneux made something half as good it would be good enough for me. Turns out what we actually got was just a FarmVille clone without the multiplayer (you know, the thing that made it addictive).
Edit: Oh, hey, I got Towns too. Guess I just have terrible taste. I actually enjoyed Towns though, it was incredibly janky but there was potential there, and it never pretended to be more than it was.
Dude, same exact situation. I grew up on B&W2, Dungeon Keeper and RTS games so that 'god role' totally hooked me in. Godus was fine to relax to but it was just a whole nothingburger. I found Towns fun too, but super janky and honestly quite confusing at times. I played it for quite a while!
Same, The Trail got me too, also abandoned and unfinished
The fact that Godus was the best mobile game i ever played says everything about mobile games we need to know.
imo, Sky: Children of the Light, is the best mobile game ever, it's so beautiful and has an amazing story.
Regardless of how good or bad Theirland was, I think it's a perfect example of why you shouldn't trust ads for games you see on social media apps.
Important note about DF9. It's just unfinished. It was an early case of early access scams, and killed doublefine's reputation for me. It was in early alpha when they just slapped 1.0 on it and billed at as a full game
I was a huge fan of the flat-out series! As soon as the dev gave up control of the series it was sad but they did make a new game that feels like hanging out with an old friend. You should definitely play wreckfest
I was going to say after seeing that game Wreckfest came to mind and totally fit his description of just going back and picking it up for a bit
Gods I remember playing Flatout 2 with my older brother when we were kids and the few times our father would let me join when him and his crew played it on their game nights. The memories...
Trail Out is the exact game to play if you liked FlatOut. It's maybe even better than FlatOut 2 and makes Wreckfest look like a tea party. It will do MORE than just scratch that itch
Oh, and the Flatout 3 devs also made Super Street: The Game years later. It's absolute dogshit as well.
It's funny because the opening cutscene in Their Land looks to have some really solid facial animation and kind of avoids the whole uncanny "dead eyes" that are so common in low budget, crappy games in the same vein.
I think that "Their Land" weird controls are done intentionally as a way to convey that the protagonist is not an expert marksman Call of Duty style. Which would be ok if shooting wasn't mandatory, which I don't know if that's the case.
What they did to flatout was a travesty
indeed..
Wreckfest was a good comeback though- same devs of the first 2 Flatouts made a great "reboot" of the series in it.
@@MikoyanGurevichMiG21 But Trail Out is much better than Wreckfest tho. It is the spiritual successor to FlatOut 2. It is much closer to FlatOut than Wreckfest
I am so happy we got Trail Out tho.
A bit late to the party, but seeing Sacred 3 in this, I can’t help but comment. Sacred (the original) / Sacred Gold + Underworld DLC were my childhood. I spent HOURS being addicted to that game, replaying it, discovering the different characters and their skills & weapons, exploring the open world.. My dad was the first one to play it and got my sister and I into it too, so it’s such a treasured memory.
I actually never played Sacred 2 (my dad & sister did, I think), because I loved the first one so much, I played it on every computer I owned until it was too old to work.
Yes, the graphics are incredibly old now and it surely has its flaws.
But my god, was it made with absolute love & passion. The story was interesting, there were so many hidden jokes (like reading the inscriptions on gravestones) and such a huge variety of worlds and monsters. I can still picture it. Of course, some nostalgia plays into this opinion, but I truly believe it was a fantastic game.
Going forward in time, I got an Xbox One for Christmas. My sister & I found Sacred 3 in a bargain bin or something, thinking ohhh good thing they’re still so underrated, we got a good deal on a great game.
No.
No no no.
What absolute fucking trash.
As you mentioned, the dialogue is cringy and try-hard funny, the world isn’t open and it’s just a mess of levels that somehow all feel the same.
No sense of exploring, no love & passion. The characters are boring, the story is boring.
I’ve never been this disappointed in a game & I’m so sad to see what has become of the series.
Never would’ve thought to see it anywhere in a video, but I’m glad you gave it the trash it deserves. Sacred 2 hopefully was a beacon of light, because the series deserves so much better. Especially the first one. A true forgotten treasure.
I was surprised to see Sacred 3 making it into this video, however instead of sacred 2 i would instead recommend the first game (sacred gold, and the underworld dlc). was a childhood favorite and i still sometimes play it just because it's so well crafted and there's so much to do in the world. plus it's a bit smaller than sacred 2 which i feel was just a bit too bloated to make it the bigger better sequel. it's a shame what happened to the series as even if it's lesser known it used to be quality stuff
Sacred 1 was my first ever pc game and seeing how the series ended makes me sad. It's definitly a masterpiece of its time
bugbear went on to make wreckfest, which is a spiritual successor to the flatout series, it is a pretty good game
Trail Out is the best successor to Flatout 2 tho. It is exactly like FlatOut 2 just better. Wreckfest to me feels boring as everything is slow and you just drive around on uninspired tracks. It makes Wreckfest look like a tea party.
@@nanach6276I’d never heard of Trail Out before. Thank you so much for the heads up.
Are you okay, son? I can't imagine playing 10 bad games just for us. Go get a juice box afterwards. I'm concerned for you, son.
I remember loving Goddus as a teenager. Sad to see it fell apart.
Like terrible movies, sometimes, terrible games can be good. One of my favorite "bad" games is Ace of Seafood, an underwater shooter with fish that shoot lasers.
Appreciate that you checked out the previous games with Flatout and Sacred.
To bad he didn't mentioned the sucessor to FlatOut 2, Trail Out. I played Flatout 2 a few years ago and Trail Out should have been the upgrade from Flat Out 2.
Everyone thank iron pineapple for getting this genre off the ground. "Steam Dumpster Diving".
If you guys enjoy this, check out his (Iron Pineapple) series "I played another (insert number here) souls like games on steam".
He's well worth a watch if you enjoyed this. He's hilarious and actually gives every game a fair Shake
I also recommend Wicked Wiz. He has a great series of Bad Stream games.
As I am one of the people that foolishly chiped in over £100 for godus on kickstarter, I can't but kick myself whenever I hear project godus mentioned anywhere...
You did the right thing supporting Kickstarters
"I don't play coomer games." You just gained yourself a sub, my friend.
Cringe
Hey son, loved the video. I really like that you decided to see what the bottom of the barrel is like after checking out so many awesome titles. I’d also like to make a comment on your editing. Visually I love what you do and it’s very effective, however I feel like you could do with less graphics that fade in and out like the clock, money symbols, etc. I like seeing the gameplay you provide even if it’s of the worst games on steam ;) have a good night son don’t stay up too late!
Your Flatout review just made me remember Demolition Derby for the 64 so the games existence was worth it just for the memories it brought back. Thanks.
13:52 One thing you didn’t mention about SBDF9 was that it was one of the first early access/back us and we will finish it games on Steam. I know this because I was one of the people that got involved at that time and backed 2 games, this being one of them. It was like being let into alpha testing with a promise of getting the full game once it came out. These days this is common, but back then it was a novelty and attracted a lot of people to games that got abandoned and never got finished. A lot of the negative reviews are people that backed this early and feel they got ripped off. Today we know that early access is a big risk and you may come away with nothing, but back then people had much more trust in developers. When I backed it, I didn’t even consider a possibility that it would never be finished
It was made even worse because it was Double Fine, the company behind Grim Fandango, Psychonauts, and Brutal Legend. They were considered a trustworthy developer who stuck by their games even when they didn't succeed. It was disillusioning to watch them abandon it to cut their losses.
Hey Son, I'm glad you did this and I'm very proud that you were able to see the good in the bad
I’m glad you did this son. You deserved some happiness in your life
I respect the genre pivot, very refreshing. Seldom see this sort of departure from the norm for long form retrospective creators, and I have nothing but praise for diversifying, both as a viewer enjoying the variety, and as a content creator myself impressed by the clever choice.
Kudos son.
just randomly came across this video and love the idea of this type of video! Definitley going to sub for more of this stuff in the future.
Awesome video, so easy to watch but still engaging enough where I don’t just want it playing in the background
I would love a retrospective on the InFamous series. This was a great filler for between retrospectives. Maybe next time do one on the 10 best steam games.
Those are great ideas. Would love to cover Infamous.
@@YourFavoriteSon1 I loved the InFamous game it was the reason I got the PS3 way back when. I haven't gotten around to laying Second Sons though.
@@jasonworlock5113 Second Son is great, Even more so with the 60FPS PS5 patch for it.
@@jasonworlock5113 is worth give it a try
36:29 Personally I'll play a "coomer" game if the game itself is actually *good*. For instance a friend jokingly gave me one such game called Last Evil. It had a card battle-like system. I initially hated card battle systems, but somehow that game made me appreciate them a bit more. The "coomer" part was fine if one was into that sort of thing (The player character is a succubus. Whether you win a battle or lose, she ends up pretty "happy" I guess. I don't think I need to say much else lol) but I played it multiple times over purely to try out new builds. It opened me up to playing other card battle games like Slay the Spire and so on.
Thing is...95% of "coomer" games are terrible. It's extremely rare to find one that's actually good. They bank off of the "coomer" part more than actually creating a fun game, which is really too bad and gives those games the extreme negative stereotype they currently have. I'm legit curious how well a truly high quality "coomer" game would do. One that was a GAME first and nsfw a close second.
Very interesting video, with important reflections. Devs, particularly indie, ought to watch this.
You're one of my favourite content creators, sir.
I was obsessed with Godus as a kid. I was young enough to dismiss every flaw as a skill issue on my part or technical failure on Apple's part. Also, the reveal that they also made The Trail-another favorite of mine-literally made my jaw drop. FYI: "the trail" also pushes in-app purchases very aggressively. I guess 22cans is just really good at making stylized games that look and sound really cool, but can't (or won't) do much beyond that.
Good vid. I enjoyed it. Seeing flatout was nice. Gasp was an honest review. The "their land" part was sad cause I felt bad for the dev, that social media spread misinformation about their game. But seeing a bunch of random games was cool.
I appreciate how you found positive things to say about negatively reviewed games, son. Hope you're doing well
loved this new format and look forward to other non retrospective videos moving forward. Good job son.
I didnt realize godus was that bad but there were 3 factors:
1. I played the mobile version
2. I was real young
3. I dont think i ever got far enough to get the happiness mechanic
Sacred 2 is a good game! Kind of campy but it was fun lvling your character and the world was fun to explore. Sad to hear that the third game dropped the ball.
Spacebase df9 was well received at the time. The flood of negative reviews came when they announced they just weren't going to continue working on it and left it unfinished.
I quite enjoyed this departure from the normal long form analysis. Would love to see more content similar to this on occasion, if for no other reason than I know it gives you a break from the massive amount of hard work you put into your other videos.
Great work son!
"Have you ever bought a game on Steam and regretted that purchase?"
*looks over to all the shovelware games that i bought because it came bundled with a TF2 hat*
I honestly don't think Molyneux deserves his industry recognition anymore. All hes done since fable is swindle people.
"I don't play coomer games"
..said the guy who made a two-hour long NieR: Automata retrospective...
I think it would have been funny if winning the Godus contest meant that you had to take on a portion of the game's debt.
The Editing On This Video Is Such A Banger Dude! I Couldn't Stop Laughing On The Humorous Things That You Added. You Got My Sub With This One
Oh god, I remember getting Spacebase DF-9 around the time I first made my steam account. I actively tried liking it back then, but god I just couldn't
I have to say the editing on this video is better than usual ❤. Keep it up son!
'Fun Fact' about Spacebase, the increase of hostiles was done right before it was abandoned. The AI was also downgraded around the same time.
Found your channel from the KCJFS doc. I like it
The first Sacred game is one of my favorite games of all time to play, it’s an open world game that you can just get lost in exploring and doing quests. It’s just a solid single player RPG
I still have fond memories of going to the blacksmith n reforming all my gear with the +attack speed n making combos on my dark elf where I just hackyslashed everything. I remember killing a dragon along a river bank
oh yes and it had some of the coolest easter eggs ever :D .... like if you go for that melee guy with that heavy punch sometimes it goe "haaaaalelujah" and he does insand 1 shot dmg xD
Sacred 2 is still one of my favorites. Can't believe everything ended like this.
2 hours to refund a game is kinda bs.
I mean, sure, it's better than no refunds at all, but to expect the customer to know if a game is good or bad within the first 2 hours is like expecting them to know if a meal will give them food poisoning or not within 2 hours.
Sure, sometimes you buy a burger and you can already tell just by the smell of it that the beef has been left out on the counter for way, way to long, but a lot of times it takes a good few hours before you get your first stomach cramps and episodes of projectile vomiting.
Don't worry about Autobahn Simulator. The texts in German are equally stiff and unrealistically formal.
I'm still burned by SpaceBase DF9. I felt totally ripped off at the time, and it still sticks with me to other double fine products. What they said this game was going to turn into vs what it wound up being made it obvious that they just pulled the plug really early in the development that was promised. Then DF went on to crowd source a bunch of other stuff and definitely didn't get my money.
it looks just like meeple station lol
Just play SS13/SS14
Definitely a fan of the more laid back vibes in this vid. It's like a nice relaxing kick back
"You're playing it wrong." That is a classic Moleyneux line. He said the same thing when people complained about endgame characters looking the same in Fable 2.
I think Yahtzee said it best about Sacred 3 when he said they should have added a subtitle and called it "Sacred 3: Nothing Is"
Hey Son. It intrigues me how your style of editing in this video morphed to be more aligned with a "top 10 list" video (More sound effects, clips, text animations, etc.) I'm curious if this was some experimentation for audience capture, or artistic liberty to better fit the structure and subject material? I suppose I'm not certain if you still edit your own videos or not, but I can certainly appreciate the variety. Thanks as always for the Sunday morning content, and good luck on your UA-cam journey.
The Their Land thing is so frustrating, because even bad games deserve to be reviewed on their own merits, not made up BS
A great change of pace, son. Excited to settle into this one.
its interesting how similar Godus' concept sounds to Black and White, which is my personal favorite game of all time. It was my entire childhood- But then at the same time, Godus is entirely different. I always dreamed of a modern re-master of Black & White (I lked the sequel but 1 will always have a special place in my heart). Godus obviously is not that but the whole "you need belief to progress" is very much how Black & White operated
Another black and white fan! Were you able to beat it? I couldn’t get past the level where you lose your creature, I let my purple sparkly tiger do so much I had no skills😅 I agree black and white 2 was just not as good as the first one.
@@wisdomcoffee @wisdomcoffee i actually never have beat it, not even as an adult 😂😂😂 I did finaly get past the fourth world where they steal your creature, I actually made it to the final map one time, but it was literally impossible
Sounds like Populus the real OG
Some of those Riske’ Dating Sims can be pretty fun. The Prawn stuff is skippable, but can also be hilarious. I tried Being A Dik because of the notority of "Acting Lessons" and was pleasantly shocked. It's pretty much "American Pie: The Movie" and easy to skip all the prawn stuff.
Space Base DF9 was a game with a TON of potential that was abandoned right when it was starting to gain popularity, which instantly killed it and left longtime fans feeling betrayed. Myself included.
When I first clicked on this I worried it would be yet another UA-cam gaming video full of snark and sarcasm while being thin on substance, but was pleasantly surprised to find it was thorough and insightful. Bravo.
so sad to see some of the games the way they ended up. I remember buying Towns early on because it had potential and was quite decent to play. Flatout was sad to see on the list but understandable, I saw another review on how bad that one turned out, and back in the day I'm pretty sure I got the special edition or a pre-order of Sacred 2, the first 2 were really enjoyable diablo-"clones" that were just as fun if not more to play and they looked magnificent back when released, so sad to see the third one also turn out so badly.
The Sacred games had such original ideas too, it wasn't your standard fighter-mage-thief faire, it was actually sci fi the whole time like might and magic, etc.
You got Trail Out which is even better than FlatOut 2, no joke. It feels like an upgraded version of the good Flatout games
when I saw that title I thought you had played overwatch 2, so glad you only had to play steam's toxic sludge.... phew.
I would never
Hey there, I really appreciate you trying something new as a break in the cycle. I REALLY enjoyed you doing the doc you always wanted to, but understand the limitations with projects like that. Personally I don't really like videos like this one, though I understand why you made it. I see these types as a dumpster dive for content and not necessarily why I've subscribed to you as a whole. (I should stress that that a really negative thing to say, but its not meant to be a critique of you as a creator, just the '10 *bleh*' genre that has been milked on this platform to death.) I thoroughly enjoyed the Godus portion as I've played it on my phone without knowing it was a Molyneux project and totally understand and feel your critique of it. Knowing the backstory now it completely makes sense. Hope you have a great day, can't wait for the next one.
Well the regular content isn't going away, just trying new things in between.
you can be blunt its ok. we're constantly surrounded with negativity during the day, it sucks to go somewhere you expect positivity and see negativity seeping in there too.
Their Land is pretending to be Peter Jackson's King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie
If you really liked FlatOut 2 check out Wreckfest. It's made by the same developer as the first two games and is a spiritual successor and manages to recapture the magic that they had.
Nope it doesn't, the track design is not as good and it has no minigames.
Poor Coomers they deserve a better story than this 😂
Son, why when I see your logo can I not unsee your little bow being arms and legs to a huge head? Why do you give me nightmare-fuel?
Oh boy, Sacred 1 was way better than Sacred 2 which was way better than Sacred 3.
I've heard that Wars and Roses is developed by the same people as (among other things) Freeman Guerilla Warfare, Her War, Beauty and Violence, The Viking Way and most recently Sunkenland. Apparently it's a Chinese dev that likes to have Ukrainian models pose as actual devs to get the coomer dollarinos. Seems to be a shovelware company through and through
Great video. Someone needs to do what Jim Sterling used to do, and I think you can do it but... did you recently hire a 3rd-world editor from Creative Paradise or something?
haha guest editor for one video.
Tell that guest to take his clipart and stale memes elsewhere. Great video hidden under his distracting editing. Only reason I didn't turn it off is because I like your stuff. @@YourFavoriteSon1
duly noted
(Please don’t deadname)
@@jacopoveronese81Wait, don't they still use that name?
fun video! love your take on uriel's chasm
BRO, YOU BROUGHT BACK SO MANY MEMORIES WHE YOU SAID "PAIN" I REMEMBER WATCHING NERD CUBED PLAY THAT ON YT AND GETTING MYSELF IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THE NAME OF THAT GAME FOR SO LONG THANK YOUUUU
Biggest Steam purchase regret: Starfield.
AFAIR, DF9 was released unfinished and then abandoned by publisher/developer as actual devepolers, as in programmers, were fired.
If you're wanting something similar to TOWNS that is good then you need dwarf fortress
Sacred 2 is so cool. The theme song is by Blind Guardian! There's even a quest in game where you meet the band and organise a concert. The most Metal game ever!
Thank you for this, it's an interesting departure from your usual thing and I have to admit that all those games I find on Steam are intriguing but never enough to look into, I have trouble enough playing games that are actually good but not cup of tea. From your aunt (was going to say Mother but can't even joke about having kids but hey I have 7 nephew already, what's one more?)
the part at 31:05 where you describe the walking as “you slumber along the surface” is great - i love the use of language like that, really fantastic lingual detail.
I think you did a great job deciding which games to choose. I kinda love bad games. Something about being nostalgic for shoveleware and cheap pc games as I couldn't afford good AAA titles when I was younger. There are one or two I might check out here.😂 great video
The intro is savage enough to give this video a like. Kudos!
It's so sad seeing godus as it is. I played wayyy back when it was still in early beta and it was so fun! :/
The reason Spacebase DF9 is voted so poorly is because it's an early access scam - one that happened before those were the norm, even, and one from a previously reputable dev. It was in early alpha and then they just declared that it's finished, hence the bad reviews.
Is space base ds 15:25 9 still active from the dev?
I got it and the first time playing,crew got stuck in a room and ran out of air. Tried again a year later, lost a guy because he couldn't get out of a mine and died.
This was really really interesting I love learning about obscure games