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this post was submitted on 07 Mar 2024
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Honestly, who needs absolute top of the line realistic graphics. Take Battlebit remastered or Hollow Knight. They don’t have the state of the art graphics, but give more value than any AAA game.
Stationeers simulates a whole load of physics to give you that true experience of setting up a moon base.
From the Depths is a naval and air building and combat game, with custom weapons and AI, destructible parts, and a war for an entire planet.
Barotrauma is an intense multiplayer survival-horror game in a submarine on another world.
None of these are lookers but man do they feel great if you're into that kind of thing.
Yeah, there are many such games in AA and Indie space. Heavenly Bodies, Outer Wilds, Hardspace: Shipbreaker come to mind. Each of these games are completely different. That is why, I have been mostly focussing on playing older games or AA or Indie games. They are pretty fun and unique experiences, without dealing with unfair monetization practices or thousand other caviats.