Best 10/10 Games That Almost No One Has Played

The video game industry can be ruthless for talented developers who just want to let fans enjoy their creative ideas and mesmerizing gameplay. While some titles get massive marketing budgets to generate buzz for their games, this isn’t a luxury every game can afford.

As a result, some video games end up getting lost moments after release, with only a handful of players experiencing the brilliance of these games. Players with an open mind who trust the reviews of people who can’t stop raving about these 10/10 games will be amazed by the enjoyable experience they’ll unlock with these games.

Ico

This Game Deserves The Same Success As Shadow Of The Colossus And The Last Guardian

Ico

Released

September 24, 2001

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Shadow of the Colossus and The Last Guardian are relatively popular games, especially when it comes to the former. The charming art and amazing gameplay of both titles help them stand out as amazing titles that fans will love.

So, it’s a shame that a game that coined the studio’s name never attained this much fame. Ico‘s charming story and unique escort gameplay strengthen the connection players have to the characters in this mesmerizing world, and it’s a shame that this PS2 classic has never received a remake or remaster to let more fans enjoy this masterpiece.

Wildermyth

A Procedurally-Generated RPG That Had No Business Being So Compelling

Most players will feel that a story-driven RPG with heavy elements of procedural generation simply won’t work. This is where Wildermyth arrives to prove everyone wrong with its entertaining campaigns that are as epic as they come and don’t overstay their welcome.

This game features fun turn-based combat and entertaining story beats that make the cast of procedurally generated heroes feel more lively and believable than hand-crafted characters in other role-playing games. It’s a shame that more people haven’t checked out this unique 10/10 video game that is more compelling than it has any right to be.

American McGee’s Alice

A Dark, Brooding Take On A Familiar Children’s Tale

American McGee’s Alice is a dark and fascinating take on this beloved folktale, with players controlling Alice in a twisted version of Wonderland that’s incredibly hostile. The amazing art direction and simple combat ensure that players will love the wild ride this game takes players on.

Players must try to make their way through this hostile landscape to stop the Queen of Hearts and her minions. It makes for a captivating adventure that many fans have missed out on, especially since getting this game running on modern systems is nothing short of a chore.

Anachronox

A Western Turn-Based RPG That Deserved Way More Attention Than It Got

Players who loved Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and want to check out another title inspired by JRPGs like Final Fantasy 10 will find Anachronox to be right up their alley. It’s a shame that this title didn’t achieve widespread fame, since it’s one of the most unique Western RPGs fans can get their hands on.

This epic adventure lets players control a private detective down and out on his luck, who assembles a group of friends to save the universe from a major threat. The many unique quirks of Anachronox make it one of the most underrated sci-fi games players can get their hands on.

Comix Zone

The Amazing Art Style And Fun Combat Should’ve Turned This Title Into A Household Name

Players who want to check out a fun action game with a unique premise and an evocative art style will love what Comix Zone brings to the table. While the game itself can be unfairly challenging at times, the rest of the package is sublime.

It’s a shame that more people haven’t checked out this masterpiece, especially because of how entertaining this title is. Moving through comic panels in a unique story makes for a great time as players enjoy the game’s slick 2D animations and lay waste to the many challenging enemies that stand in their way.

Peter Jackson’s King Kong: The Official Game Of The Movie

One Of The Greatest Movie Tie-Ins Of All Time That Few Played

In an age when video game tie-ins were looked down upon, Peter Jackson’s King Kong had no business being so compelling. This immersive adventure lets players control both Jack and the eponymous primate in engaging action sequences.

Jack’s sections are more horror-coded and feature their fair share of tense shootouts, while controlling King Kong lets players enjoy a fun power fantasy as they tear dinosaurs apart and wreak havoc in the city. For how brilliant this video game is, it’s a shame that more people haven’t enjoyed this masterpiece for themselves.

Class Of ’09

An Anti-Visual Novel That Is Hilariously Bleak

Most people aren’t stoked about playing a visual novel with minimal gameplay, but Class of ’09‘s stellar writing and hilarious moments ensure that it’ll leave a lasting impression on players. The game markets itself as an anti-visual novel, which should make its disdain for the genre’s tropes clear as day.

Class of ’09 and its sequels are excellent visual novels for fans to check out if they want to engage in a bunch of wild and wacky scenarios. Expect a lot of mature themes and disturbing moments, although the game’s humorous edge ensures that players won’t find these moments to be too overbearing.

Unavowed

One Of The Most Ambitious Games Made Using Adventure Game Studio

Adventure Game Studio has been used several times to create compelling point-and-click adventures that fans will have a great time with. However, this engine shows its age, which is why most fans didn’t give Unavowed the time of day.

This is a shame, since this title boasts one of the best video game narratives with a plot twist for the ages. Players will love the main cast and how engaging they are as players embark on an amazing quest that sees them tackling major threats and solving puzzles that aren’t too obtuse.