Of the games you play and/or like, which one is the most poorly-documented?
Anonymous
11/3/2025, 2:27:12 AM
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Like, no game wikis, probably not a Wikipedia page, little to no YouTube videos, no drawn-out maps available, et cetera.
Anonymous
11/3/2025, 2:32:43 AM
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>>724829796
Probably hyperobscure DOSBox games like Darklands and Pool of Radiance or very niche indie titles, but that's hardly fair.
Anonymous
11/3/2025, 2:33:39 AM
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Idk, all my favorite games are boomer rpg’s that blew up with the “IS (old game) WORTH PLAYING IN (current year)/I PLAYED (old game) SO YOU DON’T HAVE TO” crowd milking 2 hour retrospective views from autists so a lot of documentation is recent. I used to play and very much enjoy a browser mmo called Gunshine back in 2011 but it shut down shortly after because the developers made Clash of Clans, nobody talks about it and there’s not a lot of info last I looked.
Anonymous
11/3/2025, 2:40:21 AM
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>>724828752 (OP)
deadeye deepfake simulacrum
environmental station alpha
Anonymous
11/3/2025, 2:41:01 AM
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Obviously if I were to pick a game that virtually no one plays other than myself it'll be the most poorly-documented because it's not documented at all. My friend's game is like that and I love it to death.
This thread will wind up being a race to the very bottom and most posters don't play games that have single-digit player counts because you are very rarely going to stumble upon one entirely by chance. So maybe a minimum-level of notoriety should be required.
I did play through Monster Girls and the Mysterious Adventure a few years ago alongside a friend and since there was basically zero information anywhere on the internet aside from a fundamentally barebones wiki that only had monster stats on it we got to experience it entirely blind as we played in parallel. It was like we were exchanging information on the playground. Did the same thing when the sequel came out and we will do the same when MGMA3 is eventually released.
Anonymous
11/3/2025, 2:44:03 AM
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>>724828752 (OP)
My final answer is Dragon Quest Monsters Joker 3 Professional.
Anonymous
11/3/2025, 3:04:34 AM
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>>724828752 (OP)
wrath of the righteous
free knives for fextralife abdomens when
Anonymous
11/3/2025, 3:14:52 AM
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>>724828752 (OP)
>Danmaku Unlimted series
>LYNE
>Das Geisterschiff series
>Neurodeck - Psychological Deckbuilder
Out of those, Danmaku Unlimited probably has the best "documentation" simply because I'm sure somebody has a video of a playthru of the game on Youtube somewhere. I'd say the top two are the only ones which I really prefer/play, but the Wizardry series is pretty well documented so that wouldn't count.
Anonymous
11/3/2025, 3:57:01 AM
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For me, it's the following:
>The Tower: Bonus Edition
Japanese-only PSX game that doesn't even have anything for game launchers, but a few YouTube videos exist
>WarioWare: Twisted!
surprisingly, full videos are rare and the Mario Wiki is the only one that even has screenshots of the microgames
Most of the others are Mac games (or Mac first) that were released prior to 2000.
Anonymous
11/3/2025, 4:01:27 AM
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>>724828752 (OP)
Piece of Memory and it's sequel/prologue.
13 reviews on steam, Mostly Negative (for good reason), and only has a handful of videos about it.
But dammit, I liked it.
Anonymous
11/3/2025, 4:27:31 AM
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>>724828752 (OP)
Random Itch.io/Glorious Trainwrecks stuff
