Let's talk games you're pretty sure no one has played but you. Games you have literally never seen referenced anywhere and you suspect may have been a dream.

Sep 26, 2026 · 8:44 PM UTC

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Replying to @agraybee
I bought my copy in a Staples
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I seriously considered using this as one of my examples.
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I got stoned in Madison, Wisconsin recently and then watched two guys play a game where it looked like two narwhals where sexually poking each other with their tusks and occasionally humping. I do not think it was a dream.
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Only reason I know it wasn't a dream was the impact it had on my freshman year grades in college
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I've definitely played Legacy of Time! Temporal distortion waves and such
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If you'd like a classic 2D Zelda style adventure, I remember this one being pretty great
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A colleague’s favorite he played as a kid, Seventh Cross, is this utterly bananas Sega Dreamcast game where you literally eat your way up the evolutionary ladder. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sevent…
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this was for the N64 & I had never heard of it before or since receiving it
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Never known anyone who actually owned these games, ojly existed as a demo disc.
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Top of my list
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“Someone’s in the Kitchen!” Was a musical game about cooking and was delightful
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I'm not sure it was that obscure but have never seen or heard anyone mention it. Sank LOADS of time into the track editor.
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This game was incredible. Ended on a huge cliffhanger but there was never a follow-up. Written by Orson Scott Card. Despite being released in 2005, bizarrely features a boss called “Baraka Bahma.”
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Literally the first game I ever played
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I could probably exclusively list Sega Saturn games but that'd be too easy.
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I, too, was a suffering PS3 early adopter playing Folklore
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It's always nice to see Folklore mentioned.
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Oh, I adore Chameleon Twist! I sucked ar it as a kid, but I adored it. My favorite was the cake level.
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They just re released an updated graphics Full Throttle and it was everything I remembered it to be. And Castles was on an old Macintosh, still think about it to this day.
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pleased to meet the other person that's played folklore!
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for the longest time everybody acted like I was making it up when I brought up James Pond as a kid, made me feel crazy. for a recent game, I can't believe nobody ever talks about the Friends of Ringo Ishikawa -- one of the best games of all time and it's like it doesn't exist.
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True Lies on Sega Genesis
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Legacy of Time! I played that!
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4 disc PS1 RPG and I never hear it come up in any RPG discussions. Wasn’t a fantastic game by any means but I enjoyed it and the battle system was pretty unique.
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Not only did Chameleon Twist exist, but it got a sequel! I'm still trying to get the blur out of my eyes.
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Cool action adventure game on ps2 where the levels take place inside peoples dreams. Very nostalgic for me.
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