These games you probably heard of, maybe played some of them, enjoyed and did not like, in this article we are listing great games that did not achieve high sales as expected but yet they are considered as great ganes.
Sleeping Dogs (2012)
An open-world action-adventure set in Hong Kong, where you play as Wei Shen, an undercover cop infiltrating the Triads. The game blends martial arts combat, gunplay, and parkour with an immersive story about loyalty and betrayal, drawing comparisons to GTA but with a unique martial-arts flair.
A third-person military shooter with a heavy psychological twist. Inspired by Apocalypse Now and Heart of Darkness, it follows Captain Martin Walker and his squad as they investigate a sandstorm-ravaged Dubai. What begins as a standard war game turns into a morally challenging narrative about the horrors of war and the consequences of choices.
An action-adventure cult classic. You play as Jade, a photojournalist uncovering a government conspiracy on the planet Hillys. It mixes stealth, puzzles, photography, and combat, with a colorful cast of characters and a heartfelt story. Known for its originality and charm, it remains beloved despite modest sales.
A visually stunning action-adventure inspired by Japanese mythology and sumi-e ink painting. You play as Amaterasu, the sun goddess in the form of a white wolf, restoring color and life to a cursed land. The game is praised for its art style, music, and Zelda-like gameplay that blends combat with puzzle-solving using the “Celestial Brush.”
A fast-paced third-person shooter developed by PlatinumGames. Players control Sam Gideon, a DARPA agent in advanced powered armor, battling against a Russian robotic army. Known for its slick, high-speed gunfights, slow-motion sliding mechanics, and stylish presentation, it pushes the action genre into an arcade-like adrenaline rush.
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