I have a playable copy of an unreleased 2002 Turkish Fallout-style crpg set during the 17th century Ottoman Empire.
I will share it only if someone recommends an extremely obscure game that is content-rich, mechanically deep, polished, and immersive.
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*that I haven't heard of
Sakusaku Daigoutou Returns
Don't waste my time
I've already played them, but good recs anyways.
Now this looks interesting and I've never heard of it before!
You may have heard of Super Mario Brothers before but have you ever heard of Super Mario Brothers TWO?
Do you mean Super 2 TM Mario Bros. Mario Madness?
Vangers
Prince of Qin
Cosmology of Kyoto
Tao for NES/Famicom
G.O.D. - Growth or Devolution
This game is garbage or doodoo
Ribbit King
Janky's Quest
Boku no Pico
Sonique
Not extremely, but Urban Assault.
bruh is this minecraft enchanting table speak
Isn't that actually Commander Keen script?
That is a neat premise for a game, too bad it doesn’t exist.
It certainly does. Here's an unrelated Turkish crpg to prove my arcane knowledge.
No proofs. Post a screenshot with timestamp.
I really hope you're not trolling. I've always wanted a game centered around anything Turkic.
Ottomans are not turks.
Who is? Turk is to the Ottoman Empire what Aryan is to the Germans. Both are names of distinct tribes that people just decided to call themselves.
Turkic is applied to various peoples retroactively who were known by different names back then. In the case of Ottomans, it was mostly Oghuz.
do not talk about this topic ever again clueless westeroid
Enlighten me, then.
turkic and turkroach are two different things
Americans don't cease to be Anglos just because most of their heritage is Irish.
*Scottish. Also German, Dutch, and Norman.
Does it have romance options?
Were the Turks really lighter skinned than the Greeks? I always assumed it was the other way around.
Greeks are kind of brighter skinned, but if you live in that region, chances are good you pick up a lot of sun anyway.
I meant in antiquity, I imagine a lot of modern Greeks (and turks for that matter) have come from a lineage of interbreeding.
No, that's a modern phenomenon from when they realized that they could just go to the beach all day and let Merkel pay their bills.
inb4 "haha ebin troll'd xd can't believe you guise fell for it xddd"
Can you please share Turk game now anon?
There was no turk game.
As soon as someone shares a game that meets my criteria
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Anyone who thought this thread was going to be anything other than this is a newbie. It's just an opportunity for the OP to attention prostitute.
>Now this looks interesting and I've never heard of it before!
OP's conditions are subjective enough to render any and all recommendations as not good enough. He has already decided if he's going to share anything or not.
Here is rare turk game. Be enjoyment
I don't know if obscure, but Inindo: Way of the Ninja is possibly the best game released for the SNES but never gets any love.
Still the best game released in the 21st century.
Is the game Turkish made or just set in Turkey?
Turkish made up
The game is in Turkish, and I'm not even sure whether it can be finished. I'm surprised so many people are interested.
People are recommending meme games, shovelware, or games that I've already heard of before. Vangers is a great game... that was on every Russian computer back in the day. Prince of Qin would be exactly what I am looking for, if I hadn't already played it and made threads about it on Ganker. Cosmology of Kyoto seems cool, but then I found out Robert Ebert reviewed it and it has been mentioned many times on Ganker before. Don't even get me started on the rest.
Since I am a fair man, I will upload the game on the internet, but I wont tell anyone how to find it. This is the furthest I'm willing to compromise for such a mediocre effort.
>but I wont tell anyone how to find it
So you might as well not have uploaded it at all. Probably because you didn't.
Guy you first responded to here, my girlfriend is Turkish and I'm learning so I find interest in Turkish made content and would find translating it to be appealing depending on the platform.
I've spent probably 50 hours going through retro game titles on various older computer, though many games I've come across seem more interesting in concept than actual execution. Many MSX games can be ported to work just fine on the Master System, though when searching one of the games I'd like to try is the Rune Master series by compile, the first of which has a modern Windows port, but the other 2 later releases do not. They're all MSX2 based so no porting is possible and I rather play with original hardware anyways than emulate, so I couldn't tell you if they're that enjoyable in practice. (Honestly the reason I'm okay with playing some of the ports is that the original MSX and SMS share a CPU.
If you have an MSX or an SMS and a flash cart you could try Lord Over (ロードオーバー) if you haven't, but given your reactions I'm sure you've probably seen it tried it before anyways, likely Rune Master as well. Of course this is also under the assumption of honesty on your part, which I could believe to a degree as many Turks I've met tend to be immersed in their own culture and don't usually partake in international communities unless they have a strong desire for it.
I'm convinced bluffing, so I'll just say Hideous Destructor on a bullshit technicality because I don't really GAF.
>obscure game
Not a widely played mod for Doom.
>that is content-rich
There's 28+ years of levels you can play with it, and there exists a pile of sub-mods built for it to customize your experience.
>mechanically deep, polished, and immersive
All of these things apply, it mixes a realistic milsim shooter with light Rogue-like elements, and the fantastical elements of Doom, with its supernatural demons, arcane magic, sci-fi guns, and abstract and unrealistic level design.
It has pretty realistic wounding mechanics (having to stop bleeding, having to stitch up gaping wounds, having to put yourself out if you're on fire, etc), which you can bullshit to a degree with sci-fi steroids, or bullshit entirely with magic healing, which can fix injuries you otherwise can't mend with tools.
The monsters are made devious and conniving as frick, but there's also a wide range of tools and tactics you can employ, the monsters are not fair to you, the player, therefore you should not be fair to the monsters, and do whatever it takes to win.
There's very little else in the world like it.
Kowloon's Gate and Garage: Bad Dream Adventure
>OP doesn't have shit
>you all give him answers anyway
Are you morons?
I like sharing obscure games I know, stfu.
Sand Black person shit
Another War
no one cares about a fricking wienerroach simulator
I disagree
Zniggy
War Inc.
not obscure. got magazine ads in my country until I couldn't stand it anymore.
>Only one page when searching on the Ganker archive
I'd consider that obscure enough.
uncharted waters
Turk here. Frick you op never heard of such a game
May not fit the "content rich, mechanically deep, polished, and immersive" parts in the SLIGHTEST, but Command and Conquer Sole Survivor is a fun gig if you're willing to put up with the jank of what is effectively the very first arena based battle royale.
>Turkish Fallout-style crpg
So it still has giant roaches?
Could we get screenshots at least so that we can verify authenticity before we continue?
If you like Doom and consider it to be all of those things, I'll recommend Radix: Beyond the Void to you.
You better fricking dump it regardless.
Eat a bowl of frick and checkem, Opie.
Have you played Maka-Maka
go frick yourself
OP is a massive baiting homosexual but I will take this opportunity to shill Phantom Dust wherever I can.