5 Exciting Anti Mainstream Games You Must Try

Periodically, we may get bored with various video games that are currently mainstream. Every now and then maybe we want to try a game that is arguably more helpful but still provides a playing experience that is no less enjoyable.

 

Trying to answer that wish, here is a list of anti-mainstream games that you should try at least once in your life. Note; some of these games are available multi-platform, but the author only includes a link to Steam if you want to know more about the game.

1. Into The Breach

Into The Breach carries a turn-based strategy game where every step or action you take is very meaningful. Piloting a mecha might trigger your tendency to fight barbarians. But careful planning is actually the best tactic to fight aliens who try to invade the earth in this game. And like Roguelike games in general, failing to defeat the enemy you face makes you have to repeat the game from the beginning.

2. Sunless Sea / Sunless Skies

Capturing a ship and exploring the dark seas without the sun is the main premise of the Sunless Sea game. Even though it sounds simple, this game will test your ability to manage resources, such as fuel and supplies while at sea, even your sanity and your ship crew. There are also RPG elements such as determining your final destination, submitting to the law or taking illegal actions, trading from port to port, to passing on your legacy to others if your character dies or retires.

You can also try the Sunless Skies game which basically turns into space exploration.

3. Project Highrise

Project Highrise offers a game premise where you will become the owner of a building. Not only build and continue to expand buildings, you are also responsible for managing the welfare of the building and its tenants. You can make the building like a mall full of shopping shops and restaurants, an office style full of work spaces, a hotel style full of rooms and refreshing places, or even all three at once.

4. This War of Mine

This War of Mine tries to present a sentiment whether we as ordinary citizens can survive in the midst of war or the ongoing chaos. In addition to testing your ability to manage resources so that your group is well off every day, this game also tests your morale, are you willing to do anything to stay alive one more day? Even though it killed other residents who were also struggling to survive?

5. Endzone - A World Apart

If a game like building a city like Cities Skylines feels so confusing, Endzone can be an alternative for those of you who like city building games but are relaxed and not in a hurry. The premise offered in this game is that you and your group try to survive by building a community or small town in a post-nuclear apocalypse world. Apart from managing resources, of course you will face various challenges such as drought, storms and of course the remaining nuclear waste.

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