One Of Metacritic's Highest-Rated Games Of 2024 Is A Hidden Gem You Haven't Heard Of
With 2024 nearing its end, most of the year's highly-rated titles have already been released, but there's one highly-rated indie game that flew under most players' radars. Being caught up with award-winning AAA releases,it's not uncommon for some great and entirely original titles to fall by the wayside. Some of these more niche games can sometimes scratch the perfect itch for many players, with this title having a little something for everyone thanks to its sheer size.
Stacking up against games like or, there's not a lot of room on the top of the charts this year. It's common for most games that break the top of the charts to be sequels or remasters or beloved franchises, with only the highest quality of original titles hoping to compete alongside them. Despite having high levels of competition, one unexpected indie game received overwhelmingly positive reviews from both fans and critics alike.
brings back the classic plug-and-play games of the '90s into the modern era, bringing the nostalgic style up to modern standards. Releasing on September 18th after an eight-year-long development time, was quickly met with wide acclaim from players and critics alike over its unique gameplay concept and presentation. Each of the 50 included games is a fully fleshed-out experience, unlike the rest of the pack which offers entirely unique mechanics.
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Having been made by the creative minds behind the hit Spelunky series, which is even receiving an animated special in Amazon Prime's show, was a massive undertaking to pack into a single game. Currently, is sitting at the #5 spot for Metacritic's best games of the year, and it's easy to see why with the sheer amount of quality content included in this retro-style bundle.
One of the best aspects of is that half of the games included are playable in multiplayer modes as well, allowing fans to share the
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