20 Games Where You Are THE ONLY PERSON ALIVE
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Date: 2024-07-15
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HitchcockJohn
Praey For the Gods is very Shadow of the Collossus-inspired and you can see that in its similar level of isolation.
The game has you stranded on a frozen island in a dying world, and that isolation is only reinforced as you find the remains of previous inhabitants and diaries of their experiences, plus the occasional ruins covered in ominous hieroglyphs hinting at a previous disaster. Even the gods you have to fight look like half-decayed corpses, which only further gives the sense of you being the only living person.
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Praey For the Gods is very Shadow of the Collossus-inspired and you can see that in its similar level of isolation.
The game has you stranded on a frozen island in a dying world, and that isolation is only reinforced as you find the remains of previous inhabitants and diaries of their experiences, plus the occasional ruins covered in ominous hieroglyphs hinting at a previous disaster. Even the gods you have to fight look like half-decayed corpses, which only further gives the sense of you being the only living person.
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Marksman3434
Played Metroid Prime for the first time ever thanks to the Remastered version, and was so hooked. It’s like they perfected the Metroidvania formula while bringing it to 3 dimensions instead of keeping it constrained in the traditional 2D space of metroidvanias (not that there’s anything wrong with 2D games, they can still be amazing. What I loved the most is how superbly done all the environmental storytelling and lore drops are done. Really felt like a lived-in world.
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Played Metroid Prime for the first time ever thanks to the Remastered version, and was so hooked. It’s like they perfected the Metroidvania formula while bringing it to 3 dimensions instead of keeping it constrained in the traditional 2D space of metroidvanias (not that there’s anything wrong with 2D games, they can still be amazing. What I loved the most is how superbly done all the environmental storytelling and lore drops are done. Really felt like a lived-in world.
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zerorig
have to shoutout that you can play last guardian 60 fps on the PS5 with the unpatched disc version.
there are a few crash points though so you probably want a guide to know when to update and then you have to uninstall and reinstall to get back to the unpatched version
it's awkward but if you have the patience for it i'd recommend it because it's a much better experience at 60 fps
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have to shoutout that you can play last guardian 60 fps on the PS5 with the unpatched disc version.
there are a few crash points though so you probably want a guide to know when to update and then you have to uninstall and reinstall to get back to the unpatched version
it's awkward but if you have the patience for it i'd recommend it because it's a much better experience at 60 fps
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NDSno1
Have to mention a very low key game called Fragile Dream: Fairwell Ruins of the Moon. THe game literally is about a post apocalype world where everyone died/spirited away because of a failed experiment, except you and a lonely girl, and your only purpose in life now is to find her because you are lonely, and the girl is also at the verge of disappearing. A very sad and hopeless game.
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Have to mention a very low key game called Fragile Dream: Fairwell Ruins of the Moon. THe game literally is about a post apocalype world where everyone died/spirited away because of a failed experiment, except you and a lonely girl, and your only purpose in life now is to find her because you are lonely, and the girl is also at the verge of disappearing. A very sad and hopeless game.
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o. g. awe3785
What remains of Edith Finch was really isolating. Always thought something was going to happen. I’d also add original No Man Sky before updates. I never felt that sense of isolation before. The galaxy was vast and you never saw a soul. Not even the aliens right away. Leaving my home planet for the first time was a type of anxiety I’d never felt.
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What remains of Edith Finch was really isolating. Always thought something was going to happen. I’d also add original No Man Sky before updates. I never felt that sense of isolation before. The galaxy was vast and you never saw a soul. Not even the aliens right away. Leaving my home planet for the first time was a type of anxiety I’d never felt.
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ericyoder5348
Snowrunner always made me feel like it was almost a post apocalyptic game and you were just a driver that would see visions of normal life (like the fisherman who disappears when you get close enough) but with the latest update Saber finally added thier first animated NPC and I look forward to when they add some life to the SnowRunner games.
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Snowrunner always made me feel like it was almost a post apocalyptic game and you were just a driver that would see visions of normal life (like the fisherman who disappears when you get close enough) but with the latest update Saber finally added thier first animated NPC and I look forward to when they add some life to the SnowRunner games.
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dingo702
Besides gameranx there's this other show Troldspejlet I've been watching since I was a kid, they mentioned something called rollerball I think. It just sounded like something that could be really fun today, its like if handball and hockey had a violent child. And maybe you could make a top10 sports games (if you haven't already)
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Besides gameranx there's this other show Troldspejlet I've been watching since I was a kid, they mentioned something called rollerball I think. It just sounded like something that could be really fun today, its like if handball and hockey had a violent child. And maybe you could make a top10 sports games (if you haven't already)
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johnjogerst5919
Planet Crafter has been a lot of fun. Got it based on some videos about it. You know you're the only one on the planet, but holy crap are there things that offer prime horror just from the innate fear of the unknown. Keep expecting things to happen in the wrecks. The barren nature is pretty much perfect for it.
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Planet Crafter has been a lot of fun. Got it based on some videos about it. You know you're the only one on the planet, but holy crap are there things that offer prime horror just from the innate fear of the unknown. Keep expecting things to happen in the wrecks. The barren nature is pretty much perfect for it.
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gameranx
Subnautica is still one of my favorites. It's not a shooter, it's fairly brutal if you don't learn when and where you can go. It does get boring once your have to use the giant sub, I thought. The mini sub was fun, the prawn armor is fun, and then it gets tedious. Still a very satisying story and experience.
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Subnautica is still one of my favorites. It's not a shooter, it's fairly brutal if you don't learn when and where you can go. It does get boring once your have to use the giant sub, I thought. The mini sub was fun, the prawn armor is fun, and then it gets tedious. Still a very satisying story and experience.
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SPQRKlio
How about The Longing I finished it just recently, and for a while afterward I’d catch myself thinking I need to get back to my lonely little guybefore remembering the game was over. Weird and slow and thoughtful with a great moody soundtrack. Not everyone’s cuppa tea, but I loved it.
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How about The Longing I finished it just recently, and for a while afterward I’d catch myself thinking I need to get back to my lonely little guybefore remembering the game was over. Weird and slow and thoughtful with a great moody soundtrack. Not everyone’s cuppa tea, but I loved it.
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gameranx
Yo, how is SOMA not on this list. spoilers
You're literally the last person on the planet, and you're not even a real person, technically. Especially the water section, when you lose connection with the one voice you interact with. That whole game feels so lonely. One of my favorites.
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Yo, how is SOMA not on this list. spoilers
You're literally the last person on the planet, and you're not even a real person, technically. Especially the water section, when you lose connection with the one voice you interact with. That whole game feels so lonely. One of my favorites.
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projectpally4320
Sucks when even the time stamps in the Des ription say freaking number 1 etc. I work and hear a game like hey I wanna check that out what's the name of it hold on let me stop everything I'm doing to try and find the begining of the section to get the name
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Sucks when even the time stamps in the Des ription say freaking number 1 etc. I work and hear a game like hey I wanna check that out what's the name of it hold on let me stop everything I'm doing to try and find the begining of the section to get the name
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trevorjones7219
Dysmantle is definitely a game that gave me that lonely feeling, just you and lots of zombies. The setting leaves you feeling that there were once (living) people there, but for a significant portion of the game you've got no idea what happened to them.
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Dysmantle is definitely a game that gave me that lonely feeling, just you and lots of zombies. The setting leaves you feeling that there were once (living) people there, but for a significant portion of the game you've got no idea what happened to them.
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gameranx
Everybodys Gone To The Rapture was THE MOST BORING GAME I HAVE EVER PLAYED! I got all the trophys, but I am never playing that game again! Walk here. walk there. walk back. get lost. walk everywhere on two playthroughs for all the trophys. it's so slow. :/
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Everybodys Gone To The Rapture was THE MOST BORING GAME I HAVE EVER PLAYED! I got all the trophys, but I am never playing that game again! Walk here. walk there. walk back. get lost. walk everywhere on two playthroughs for all the trophys. it's so slow. :/
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papermushrooms.
I can tell you right now, Enshrouded makes you feel all sorts of lonely. Maybe it was the music, but as a long time gamer, I haven't had a game make me feel so much like I was missing out on something just because I wasn't playing in a group.
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I can tell you right now, Enshrouded makes you feel all sorts of lonely. Maybe it was the music, but as a long time gamer, I haven't had a game make me feel so much like I was missing out on something just because I wasn't playing in a group.
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mar71n32n0v1lLL0
Am I the only one who finds old games', and current adventure games', background music utterly annoying It simply grinds my gears, it eats away at my patience. Lately I've found peace playing game with no music in the background, at all.
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Am I the only one who finds old games', and current adventure games', background music utterly annoying It simply grinds my gears, it eats away at my patience. Lately I've found peace playing game with no music in the background, at all.
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anonymousarthur08
Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights really nailed the loneliness, hopelessness, and despair for me. It manages to make you feel almost helpless, coupled with the very sad and depressing storyline. So sad it didn't get much traction
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Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights really nailed the loneliness, hopelessness, and despair for me. It manages to make you feel almost helpless, coupled with the very sad and depressing storyline. So sad it didn't get much traction
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yanarsen
Enslaved: Odyssey to the West should be on the list. I know that you have Trip and Pigsy in the game as well, but thats basically it. They are only people left on the planet after World apocalypse. Plus Pigsy's faith in the end.
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Enslaved: Odyssey to the West should be on the list. I know that you have Trip and Pigsy in the game as well, but thats basically it. They are only people left on the planet after World apocalypse. Plus Pigsy's faith in the end.
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bartex4098
Serious Sam would fit right in, the whole premise is that you're the last human in the universe so you have to travel in time to find a way of saving earth, but as it turns out humanity was also viped out in the past.
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Serious Sam would fit right in, the whole premise is that you're the last human in the universe so you have to travel in time to find a way of saving earth, but as it turns out humanity was also viped out in the past.
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josephlee7641
The Forest/ What remains of Edith Finch/ Harry Potter and the philosopher's stone on the PlayStation 1 ( you have a whole school to explore and there's about 10 people in it, very creepy)
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The Forest/ What remains of Edith Finch/ Harry Potter and the philosopher's stone on the PlayStation 1 ( you have a whole school to explore and there's about 10 people in it, very creepy)
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