what's missing?
What's missing?
Owen Russell
Justin Nguyen
NaissanceE
Jeremiah Rodriguez
Omikron
Logan Rodriguez
Elden Ring
Gabriel Ward
outer wilds maybe?
Owen Scott
Killer7 is pretty wild and is schziocore, but I don't know if the "world" is unique enough to count. I'm sure most of those indie RPGmaker games could be on that list- Hylics and Off! especially have very strange worlds. LSD dream emulator has a strange world too but I don't know if it counts since it's about "dreams".
Jordan Ross
OP here, probably should've put Arcanum, Dark Earth or Giants: Citizen Kabuto instead of SotC, I love the game but it's a bit more generic fantasy compared to the more alien settings in the pic
Luis Rogers
Lol no Breath of the Wild, that world was revolutionary look at all the copycats
Adrian Perry
Colton Jenkins
I'm talking about the setting itself, how alien and unlike our own world it is
Connor Reyes
death stranding
Anthony Jenkins
Okami, Ico and Sotc to some regard
this
Kayden Stewart
John Thompson
E.Y.E Divine Cybermancy, Black Souls, Library of Ruina
Luke Ramirez
half life 2
Robert Watson
Perimeter? You already got Vangers.
Carson Bell
Something by amanita, Samorost or Machinarium.
Aiden James
Drowned God
Brayden Thompson
I'll always be upset that the new Oddworld stuff doesn't live up to the potential of the original games
Carter Cox
Estab life is getting a gacha so it counts
Also holy shit I just realized I still haven't watched the most recent episode
also does scorn really belong in this list, how is it significantly diifferent from other hellish fleshy world games like agony/succubus or lust for darkness/from beyond, i'm iffy on morowind as well, although shivering isles belongs for sure
Joseph Morris
this
Carson Evans
>deserts
>forests
>volcanos
>mazes
such unique, much revolutionary
Jayden Foster
Xenoblade easily
Hudson Watson
Arx Fatalis
Dominic Long
>does scorn really belong in this list, how is it significantly diifferent from other hellish fleshy world games like agony/succubus or lust for darkness/from beyond
just seems to be better put together, they seem to have competent artists and sound designers whereas the others feel a bit amateurish
Connor Diaz
the Rayman games probably deserve mentioning, lots of dreamlike vistas and stuff
Michael Harris
Gravity Rush 2
Oliver Smith
Spyro/Banjo does the same thing man
Samuel Hernandez
>not a single AAA besides Bethesda
do normies just hate interesting worlds? I feel like the most 'out there' thing they'll accept is Avatar, which is pretty generic still
Ryder Martinez
In terms of unique world to explore, Rain World is one of the bests
Owen Harris
this as well
can't speak for Banjo but I wouldn't say Spyro's setting is particularly standard either
Nicholas Cook
Fair
Grayson Stewart
Total conversions for mods are usually kino material.
Aaron Bennett
Pokemon. Dead serious here.
At the first glance it's all simple and straightforward, but then you notice things.
> children allowed to travel alone
> whole world revolving around creatures weird af
> technology to store them
> free healthcare for them
> league, championships seem to be the most important thing in the world
Daniel Roberts
They'll claim to like the unique and innovative, but it's just an attempt to not seem shallow. Normies love the generic, hence why they're normies.
Grayson Torres
maybe?
Leo Cox
rain world
Caleb Brown
Lodran
Noah Brooks
seconding eye
Logan Anderson
yume nikki (dreams)
David Sanchez
OP here, so far I think the following suggested games fit:
>Hylics
>Giants: Citizen Kabuto
>Dark Earth
>Grime
>Samorost
also pic related
the others are a bit too close to our world, such as
>Half-Life
majority of the world is human places, people and architecture using human weapons, too familiar
>Death Stranding
same as the above
>Okami
too representative of a real-world culture, not exactly alien, to a Japanese person it would be very familiar
can't decide on this, it feels more post-apocalypse than 'alien', not sure though, might be wrong
Samuel Lopez
rain world is both post-apoc and alien
Ethan Lewis
Are there any games like this? I really like the 90s pre-rendered 3D graphics with the dreamlike, oppressive atmosphere
Charles Jones
>[Rain World] feels more post-apocalypse than 'alien'
In the beginning it may seem apocalyptic but as the game progresses regions are more alien. The entire Five Pebbles region is very sci-fi and alien
Jeremiah Bailey
>Wooooow
>look how big this FUCKING DESERT IS
Nice "unqiue world" Kenshi
Luis Torres
Should PS:T really be on here when it just adapts a campaign setting?
Jordan Garcia
I was going to mention MDK as well, can't really go wrong with Shiny
Michael Howard
not sure what Drowned God plays like but The Desolate Hope has a good 1990s pre-rendered look
Blake Morgan
>can't decide on this, it feels more post-apocalypse than 'alien',
Guess you haven't finished the game. It's really fucking alien.
Anthony Morales
>a bit too close to our world
If that's your criteria, then rescinding my E.Y.E and Ruina recommendations (though a sequel to Ruina might fit the bill if we ever get to see what's outside The City)
Maintaining my Black Souls recommendation, but only because of its lore - we don't really get to see the most fucked up places in-game, the weirdness of the setting comes solely from the writing. If you count purely the visuals, then it shouldn't be included
Jack Edwards
I hate this so much. Have fantasy/scifi setting and all fauna is just earth like. So boring.
Camden Evans
alright here's the update, this'll probably do
Chase Foster
Fuck. I mean flora
Thomas Cruz
Where's Arcanum, fag?
Grayson Scott
Add Vangers and Little Big Adventure 1/2
Jayden Williams
Oh vangers is on, my bad. EVO then
Jordan Harris
seconding (thirding?) Arcanum
Ian Wood
no zeno clash, you niggers need to get your shit together
Kayden Hughes
It's already in the OP pic, retard
Adrian Rodriguez
too familiar and human, too much human architecture, it's the industrial revolution meets somewhat generic fantasy tropes and neither of those are really alien or bizarre
if I put Arcanum on there I'd have to put VtMB, Dishonored and BioShock there too
based blind user. it even has The Eternal Cylinder by the same devs
also Zeno Clash 3 this year Zenobro, it's called Clash: Artifacts of Chaos though which is odd, and has both 3rd and 1st person
Parker Diaz
Would Outcast make it? I enjoyed singing the ulukai songs with them aliens
Evan Hernandez
Yeah Outcast is missing. Very unique.
Isaac Turner
>hard sci-fi feels so rare nowadays that Starfield actually feels alien and fresh
weird timeline
James King
And you know what? I’m fine with that
Leo Rogers
Is the Expanse hard schifi?
John Butler
>it's the industrial revolution meets somewhat generic fantasy tropes and neither of those are really alien or bizarre
>if I put Arcanum on there I'd have to put VtMB, Dishonored and BioShock there too
hmm I could be splitting hairs but it might be better to call them alien or surreal vidya worlds rather than 'unique' in that case. they don't have the air about them that stuff like Sacrifice or Zeno Clash do but the settings of all four of these games is definitely a big draw, they're still unique in the sense that there's few if any other games with settings like them.