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Reader Discussion: What Are Your Favorite Lesser-Known 2013 Games?
Over the Thanksgiving break we presented a series of features where we championed some of the games you may have missed this year. What are your favorite 2013 games that got lost in the shuffle?
It’s bound to happen every year. There will be games that you love that others haven’t played, or ones that got lost in the holiday shuffle of BioShocks and Grand Theft Autos. Usually they’re smaller independent games, but sometimes it’s larger games that just never picked up steam.
What are some of your favorite games that released this year that you find yourself recommending to anyone willing to listen, surprised that they haven't already played them? Did you get a chance to play any of our fight for the top 50 games? Were there any on that list that you would like to see more people play? Did our feature encourage you to go try out some games you may have missed? Let’s talk about them in the comments below.
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