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Originally Posted by The Fifth Horseman

Doom: Fall of Mars
Doom reimagined in a diablo-esque fashion. Pretty nice, altough the current beta is still bugged.

I'd love a real RPG version of Doom.

My favorite indie game of the past year: World of Goo

This game has given me a real "old DOS game" vibe. It's like a dish which has so many other games mixed in: Lemmings, Worms, Incredible Machine, etc. It's unique yet it feels so ... retro. The perfectly made 2D just appeals to me so much.

I have to say, too many indie games make a crucial mistake: they lack the style of old DOS games. They mix modern and retro designs, they don't have decent music and fail to create a decent atmosphere. I mean, look at classics: their music is nearly always memorable. And even games like System Shock, whose music is horrible, have a great atmosphere to compensate.

I guess the problem with indie games, is that they're often one-man jobs or their music is made a friend who isn't really talented in writing their own.

It reminds me again, of that old id Software movie they filmed right before Doom's release - that guy who showed off his Commander Keen music showed that he was really passionate about his work. Guys like The Fat Man really did make a huge difference.

[Fubb]

LADIES AND GENTLEPERSONS.

I GIVE YOU:

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THIs. GAME.IS.SICK

[Erich Zann]

Kick-aerse indie old school CRPG : www.spiderwebsoftware.com

Geneforge 1 is really awesome. Eerie atmosphere.

[ianfreddie07]

Geneforge and Avernum series? They're good.

[Erich Zann]

(Original) Nethergate's pretty good too, if possibly somewhat frustrating at the beginning when playing the Celts. Haven't tried the revamped version though.

[aarne]

Dunno is it Indie but TREMULOUS