Most underrated game

[Edwardo Piet]

I am clearly the anti-christ because I have never played them.

D:   I don't know what this means for us Turtlekins T_T

It means you have to bring both games over and teach me how to play them

[Edwardo Piet]

Game was freaking awesome. No one ever wins. Everyone's a loser and all the balls are everywhere and you're still just steady whacking the hell out of[...]

Up until this point I thought you were still talking about Hide The Sausage

[robvalue]

This is my favourite game, I think it is under appreciated.

http://youtu.be/6EpAHkBa7ww

[Edwardo Piet]

W00t

[Edwardo Piet]

That's my favorite episode of bottom. They also play Chess with frozen prawns in the replace of pawns because half the pieces are missing lol

[ApeNotKillApe]

Spec Ops: The Line. A game that appears on the surface to be another generic military shooter but beneath it's superficial appearance lies one of the most interesting games I've ever played. It's so unrecognized because it goes to such lengths to convince you that it's another dime-a-dozen shooter just so it can pull the rug out from under your feet.

[KevinM1]

Hmm...

I always loved the original version of The Game of LIFE.  The one with the revenge squares (MWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!).  I loved that the board had mountains and buildings, and there was enough variability in the randomness to make it fun to try over and over again.

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For video games, it's Xenogears, hands down.  It's where my bouncy dude avatar comes from.  It suffered from translation issues and budget cuts, but despite all its rough edges, it's amazing.  Love, hate, obsession, betrayal, a weird version of Christianity, war, abuse, mental illness, loyalty, family, etc., etc.  It's not the most original game.  It borrows (and sometimes outright steals) from other sources, but it combines everything together in a way that feels like a mostly unified whole.  It's one of the most immersive settings I've ever played in, right up there with Mass Effect.

[paulpablo]

Mousetrap and hungry hungry hippos. Them games is the bomb diggity.

Mousetrap was incredibly well designed.  I bought a game like it called give the dog a bone and that one never worked for some reason.  Mousetrap always seemed to work perfectly everytime.  

Civilization call to power and command and conquer yuris revenge.

[Neo-Scholastic]

Shoot the Moon!

[Edwardo Piet]

Baldies is pretty fucking underrated and fun as fuck... mostly underrated because most people have never even heard of it.