It could even be a youtube video or movie that you donât think anyone reading this has heard of besides you.
Movies:
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Kubo and the Two Strings. Some of the story elements are a bit too obvious, but the overall story is charming and the art style (stop motion with puppet-like characters) is just plain cool.
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Kirikou and the Sorceress. Wonderfully weird with an interesting story
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Triplets of Belleville. The entire movie is âtoldâ without words, except for a single sentence right at the start and one right at the end.
Games:
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Terranigma (SNES). Main characters revives / creates an entire world that was doomed ages ago. Itâs kind of bittersweet when youâre done reviving the continents, plants and animals and then the humans start f*cking stuff up. Great music and visuals too, despite being 16-Bit style
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Ćkami. One of my all-time favorites but due to minimal marketing, not many people are aware that this game even exists. Charming art style and interesting gameplay concept.
Kubo was a BAFTA winner and Okami was IGNs game of the year winner. The rest I agree with, but those two seem really popular for an âunheard ofâ list.
Maybe itâs a regional thing thenâŠ? Iâm in Germany and noone I know of has heard about either one. I wouldnât be surprised tho if those two got the attention they deserve in other parts of the world.
Okami was really fun. I will say that going back to play it now the NPC talking sound the murmuring gets really old fast. I still enjoyed everything else.
