Like, games that have a blurb that is seemingly a troll game (like SPY INTRIGUE, as an obvious example) but then very soon after you start playing it you realise it's actually a really good game (or better than you would have imagined).
I understand there are not many of these, but I really want to try and find some more like Spy Intrigue.
It's mostly along the idea of the blurb being low quality (but sufficiently long enough I can prove a point with it), but also some of the game having this "troll vibe" is okay.
Sorry for the restrictions!
DICK MCBUTTS GETS KICKED IN THE NUTS, by Damon L. Wakes (as "Hubert Janus") 2 votes "Aimed for the Golden Banana, won it convincingly" [+]"Aimed for the Golden Banana, won it convincingly" --Andrew Schultz... "Quite a clever..." [+]"Quite a clever and knowing approach to writing a troll game, as it's both a genuine-troll game and a fake-troll game in one." --Joey Jones... Vote for this game | |
'Steading of the Hill Giant Chief, by Mike Russo 2 votes "Only the source code is the troll here" [+]"Only the source code is the troll here" ( - Full review) --manonamora... (No comment) [+](No comment) () --Zape... Vote for this game | |
Scary House Amulet!, by Ricardo Dague 1 vote (No comment) [+](No comment) ( - Full review) --MathBrush... Vote for this game | |
Pogoman GO!, by Jack Welch and Ben Collins-Sussman 1 vote "One of the largest Inform games out there, code-wise" [+]"One of the largest Inform games out there, code-wise" ( - Full review) --MathBrush... Vote for this game | |
SPY INTRIGUE, by furkle 1 vote "The game that started the poll" [+]"The game that started the poll" () --Max Fog... Vote for this game | |
Poll created on April 3, 2024