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There was this recent new horror game called "Still Wakes the Deep", that I've seen a good amount of youtubers play, and say it was amazing! The atmosphere, the scares, the voice acting, etc. everything was top-notch, despite the game being short and linear. BUT despite getting high praise from gamers and the like, critics (specifically, IGN) gave it a low score in their review video. I think it was 6/10 but tbh, the reviewer sounded like he really didn't give a damn and he was just tired and wanted to get it over with. This is why I bloody hate IGN. And what sucks more is that IGN's review scores are always shown in the front page of reviews. It's unfair...

Samurai Jack Battle Through Time can go one of two ways. WB finally gives the game to the developer, and it goes on sale. Or WB delists the game, and it's gone forever without ever going on sale.

It was on sale so with my additional funds I was able to buy it for 1 cent

Guard Duty looks entertaining

My family got a PC in 1993 and I was the first in my family to finish Myst. I was so engrossed by the concept and story that I got all three books that released over the next few years. For Christmas in 1997, I got Riven, as well as its soundtrack and a poster. And then I never finished Riven. I got completely stuck in it, and refused to look up anything on AOL to try to help me. (I knew GameFAQs well enough by that time that I'm sure I could have.) I didn't play any of the games in the series that followed until the Myst remake a few years ago. Now, nearly 27 years later, I think I'm ready to give Riven another go. I love that Cyan Worlds has stuck to what they do best all these years later.

Please continue this series. Feels like there are a ton of hidden gems between the 5-7/10 range there because devs dared to do something different. It feels like many gamers are only comfortable playing subtle variations of the same games over and over. I find that disappointing, because nearly all I find that gets any attention looks like copies of games I have played so many times over. Been there done that gameplay. Difficulty being the only thing evolving. I find that very boring. This is the main reason I skip more than 99% of double and triple A titles.

9 Years of Shadows is so good; some elements took me a little while to get used to, but once I did, I found the movement to be extremely fluid. I don't remember if I plugged this one in the last video, but Outland is an excellent Platventure that does the Ikaruga thing, too; it starts off a little dull, but by the end, it's pretty intense and engaging.

Ghost Song was my axiom verge of this console gen

Kawaii Deathu Desu is a great game. The Eternal Castle [REMASTERED] looks awesome! Phoenotopia: Awakening is a solid game, highly recommended. Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time is an awesome game, I didn't really watch the show back in the day, though. Thanks for another great video showcasing highly underrated indie games! Voice to the voiceless! 🤙🏻

I don't think anything 7 or over can be considered underrated unless you're going for the fame of ign's score (or social media interpretation of it). Now, as for Banner of the Maid, I think that game is overrated. I had to drag myself through part of it and finally put it down. I'd score it "wait for a deep deep sale" I hope I can get a better experience out of Eternights

Phoenotopia Awakening is my favourite indie game of all time, and I'm always overjoyed to see it get called out in list videos like this one. I have been a fan of your channel for about a year now, and I shouldn't be surprised that you had the excellent taste to name Phoenotopia as a previous GOTY, but I'm still grinning from ear to ear. I wish I could convince everyone to play it.

Banner of the maid got me interested I love SRpgs

Love Kawaii Deathu Desu, lots of simple fun