| sonicfan1373 said: The Neverhood, and I am actually playing it again.
Some people who saw it told me it looked boring because it is point-and-click game and it completely failed to sell. Gamespot gave it a 49 (although they reviewed it years later, this game came out in 1996 I believe).
I actually believe it is one of the best games of all time; it had brilliant puzzles, an incredible atmosphere, a humorous story (although the end lesson in it is really just about Good VS. Evil, which is somewhat a simplistic moral and it is simplified even more in the game), and amazing work with claymation. When its creator Doug Tennapel (the person who also created Earth Worm Jim) announced a spiritual successor, Armikrog, for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Wii U I could not have been more excited, I actually think I will purchase it for all systems. If you are into point-and-click games (or if you are thinking of trying something new) I strongly recommend you look at The Neverhood (you will have to look online to get a copy though because it has not been sold in stores for years, and you will most likely need to patch it for modern computers; there is also a Playstation version available so it might just be easier to use that on PS emulator though the PC version with mouse controlls is somewhat better imo), just bring a pad and pen because you will need it for some of the puzzles. |
Loved it! Great classic that I'm not affraid to draw inspiration from.
I'd also say:
Knack
Resistance Burning Skies
The Unfinished Swan
Downhill Domination
Donald Duck gone quackers
