Realm of the Mad God is super replayable and addicting. Love it to death and it's absolutely worth what I paid for it on sale.
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I like Rimworld, trying to survive and build a functional lil town while keeping everyone alive. Eventually expanding enough to build a spaceship and escape the planet to win the game. I never have though I just put on lowest difficulty and watch my lil kitty people doodl about.
While it has simple graphics, Rimworld is not a pixel game. It is a great game, though!
Everhood for a good pixel game, but it's not really comparable to much other than a weird acid trip. The Steam reviews are a good indicator for the vibes and a good laugh.
I enjoyed Titan Souls. It's basically a no-nonsense boss battle game, but without the extra excessively long fights. Only one boss was annoying to get back to, and most weren't too annoying to defeat.
Death Trash is an isometric openworld rpg, amazing pixel art. It features a post apocalyptic world with horrors, can be a bit gross sometimes tho. Very good Indie game.
To the moon and APICO come to mind :D
For games with similar gameplay, I'd recommend
- Brotato
- Renfield: Bring Your Own Blood
- Halls of Torment
For similar art style
- Children of Morta
- The Link to the Past PC port
- Carrion
Knytt Stories. It's a free game with downloadable levels, and you can make your own as well with the built-in level designer. It's a really chill platformer.
I really liked Zero Sievert. An extraction shooter with some nice missions. Also Wall World.
Paper Please. They tell multiple stories, some you can invest and follow or cut short with a simple button (DETAINED!). The gameplay is also interesting, having to maintain and follow all these little details reminds me of some brain training games. The comedic writing as well of some of the characters is also brilliant (looking at your Georgi).
Children of Morta for me.
I'm sure there's more if I sit and think for longer, but right now I'd have to say Blasphemous - I went into it completely blind to what it was, and ho boy did it blow me away. Everything just felt good about that game.
Has anyone tried the final fantasy pixel remasters?
Haven't tried the remasters but I did come here to say that my favorite pixel game of all time is FF6. I know part of it is just nostalgia but I also just absolutely love the story and the mechanics. The magic system is great and I personally enjoyed it more than what was put into place in 7 with materia.