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A collection of intriguing games you might or might not know about._ by [Matt Peckham](https://time.com/author/matt-peckham/) ## Matt Peckham Sep 29, 2014 7:30 PM UTC by [Matt Peckham](https://time.com/author/matt-peckham/) ## Matt Peckham Sep 29, 2014 7:30 PM UTC Welcome to our followup to the “[biggest games of fall 2014](http://time.com/3418190/best-video-games-of-fall-2014/)” list, but don’t read the title designations “indie” or “lower-profile” as secondary in any way. In fact, several of the games in this spread sound vastly more intriguing than anything else out this season. As before, keeping to my requirement that games on these lists have actual release dates, I’ve had to leave off a few I might otherwise have included, notably [_This War of Mine_](http://www.11bitstudios.com/games/16/this-war-of-mine) _(_still listed as Q4 2014). ### The Long Dark _A_ first-person survival simulation set somewhere in the “Northern wilderness” after a global disaster that knocks out the power, _The Long Dark_ taps into that almost primordial fear of being stuck in the middle of cold, dead, godforsaken nowhere, the day fading to dusk and then blackness, the raw elements (and your hierarchy of human needs) scraping at the door. Food and water are in short supply, and you’re not completely alone: there’s the wildlife to consider, and then you’ll wind up bumping into other survivors, resorting, one assumes, to the kinds of disquieting things survivors do. The version I’m talking about here [won’t be final](http://store.steampowered.com/app/305620/), fair warning: it’s part of Steam’s Early Access program, whereby you swap money with the developer in exchange for a chance to peek at the game in the throes of development, absent some of its release features. September 22 / OS X, Windows ### Sherlock Holmes: Crimes & Punishments Arthur Conan Doyle meets Dostoyevsky, figuratively speaking, in this latest Sherlock Holmes-ian meta-fictive mashup from Focus Home Interactive. It’s a contemporary adventure game with an adventure game’s more sedate pace, yes, but don’t let that dissuade you: developer Frogwares’ past work on this off-kilter series–a Cthulhu mystery (_The Awakened_) and chance to square off against Jack the Ripper (_Sherlock Holmes Versus Jack the Ripper_)–were very well received. September 30 / PlayStation 3 & 4, Windows, Xbox 360 and One ### Costume Quest 2 Studio Double Fine and founder Tim Schafer’s sequel to 2010’s generally well-liked trick-or-treat sim (a.k.a. “spooky roleplaying game”) adds “new costumes, features and gameplay,” but since Double Fine doesn’t specify what any of that means, it’s probably a safe bet that it’s mostly _Costume Quest_ redux, not a radical makeover. October 7 / Linux, OS X, PlayStation 3 & 4, Windows Wii U, Xbox 360 & One ### Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers Before Nic Pizzolatto’s Rust Cohle and Marty Hart scrutinized ritualistic murders, we had insouciant horror novelist-turned-snoop Gabriel Knight. Creator Jane Jensen’s groundbreaking adventure game returns under her guidance for a 20th anniversary edition, with remastered backdrops and characters, re-orchestrated music, new puzzles and a fresh stable of voice actors. Barring technical issues or quibbles with the new voice actors (I’m going to miss Tim Curry as Gabe and Mark Hamill as Mosely), this should be a treat while we’re waiting for Jensen’s planned continuation of the series. _Sins of the Fathers_ was a mammoth storytelling leap forward in 1993\. Never mind _King’s Quest_ or _Quest for Glory_ or _Leisure Suit Larry_, _Gabriel Knight_ is the series Sierra deserves to be remembered for, and if you’re too young to remember it yourself, here’s your chance to see why. October 15 / OS X, Windows ### Fantasy Life We celebrate Japanese studio Level-5 for games like _Dark Cloud 2_, _Dragon Quest VIII_ and the _Professor Layton_ series, but they’ve had a few fantasy misses, namely the _White Knight Chronicles_ games. It’s thus hard to know what to make of _Fantasy Life_, an older 2012 3DS game just now seeing light of day in the West. On paper, it’s an _Animal Crossing_\-like roleplaying mashup that has you partaking in the mundane (crafting, fishing, mining) as well as the fantastic (casting, battling, exploring). Japanese and Western audience reactions don’t always align, but the game fared reasonably well with Japanese tastemaker _Famitsu_ (35 out of 40), and sold over a quarter of a million copies. October 24 / 3DS ### Freedom Wars One of the season’s rare PS Vita-only games, _Freedom Wars_ is a third-person action/strategy shooter set in our pollution-choked, resource-starved future, where prisoners from penal colonies square off over what’s left in hopes of reducing their sentences. Fight alongside androids you can deploy as tactical aids and play with up to eight players cooperatively as you work to conquer Japan’s prefectures (called “panopticons” in the game) to secure resources and climb the leaderboards. October 28 / PS Vita ### Farming Simulator 15 Wait, you’re saying. _Farming Simulator 15_? They’ve made 14 versions of a game about growing crops, raising livestock and trundling around in a tractor? Just five, actually, counting this one, and those are corresponding release years, not serial enumerations. But yes, it’s a farming simulator, which sounds as riveting as simulation ideas like “Watching Paint Dry” or “Cleaning Your Cuticles.” Then again, sometimes humdrum-sounding games are [more than the sum of our assumptions](http://www.quartertothree.com/fp/2014/07/31/guess-car-fun-euro-truck-simulator-2/). Plus, _Farming Simulator 15_ looks kind of incredible in the trailers (the _Crysis_ series has nothing on this thing). You’re getting wood-cutting (forestry), several new brands, a new Nordic environment and “wash stations” to play with. October 30 / Windows ### The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth This hard-to-categorize (kinda-sorta roguelike) game that touches on controversial topics including, in the developer’s own words, “child abuse, gender identity, infanticide, neglect, suicide, abortion, and how religion might negatively affect a child,” gets a remake and hops to consoles (the original version was for PCs only). New to the game: it’s rendered as a 16-bit visual tribute, includes two-player cooperative play, new music (with remixes of the original’s tunes), new playable characters, fleshed out content (more items, room and enemies), plus the _Wrath of the Lamb_ expansion as well as a new finale and epilogue. November 4 / Linux, OS X, PlayStation 4, PS Vita, Windows ### Tales of Hearts R Another rare PS Vita exclusive, _Tales of Hearts R_ is a remake of original 3DS game _Tales of Hearts_, the eleventh entry in Bandai Namco’s _Tales_ series. Like all _Tales_ installments, it’s premised on story-heavy roleplaying, and tweaks the series’ action-oriented battle system slightly: in this case, adding the option to “chase” and combo-attack an enemy after knocking them skyward, thus the designation “Aerial Chase Linear Motion Battle System.” November 11 / PS Vita ### Never Alone A puzzle-platformer in which you alternate between Nuna, an Iñupiaq girl (Alaskan Inuit), and her arctic fox, grappling with the ramifications of a perpetual blizzard. The game’s developers say _Never Alone_ is in part about reflecting on the passage of wisdom from generation to generation by way of Alaskan stories, several of which appear over the course of the game. _Never Alone_ was also designed with the assistance of the [Cook Inlet Tribal Council](http://citci.org/about/who-we-are/), a non-profit Alaskan advocacy group that works with eight federally recognized tribes in the Cook Inlet region (Alaska’s most densely populated area), and a portion of the game’s sales will apparently go toward funding the CITC’s education-related activities. November 18 / PlayStation 4, Windows, Xbox One ### Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth Subtract all the really, really, _really_ long-winded storytelling and passive explorations in the _Persona_ games, and you wind up with something like _Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth_, a.k.a. mostly the dungeon-crawling stuff. In _Persona Q_, you can still poke around a Japanese high school (and listen to pretty bad, if endearing, J-pop). But the lion’s share of your time’s going to be spent navigating the game’s eponymous labyrinth, fighting with up to five characters against shadow enemies, manipulating a combat system reminiscent of the _Etrian Odyssey_ roleplaying series, but with _Persona_\-related quirks. November 25 / 3DS ### Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris With all the attention of Crystal Dynamics’ acclaimed Tomb Raider reboot, it’s easy to overlook the fact that the _Tomb Raider_ series’ comeback actually started several years earlier with the studio’s cooperative-angled platformer, _Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light_. _Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris_ revisits Crystal Dynamics’ isometric approach to Lara’s archaeological adventures, whisking the intrepid globetrotter off to Egypt, where she’ll do the usual things–explore, fight, solve puzzles, avoid traps–on the way to a showdown with the Egyptian god of storms and violence, Set. December 9 / PlayStation 4, Windows, Xbox One ## Transcript A collection of some of the falls most intriguing games. You might or might not know about. Here they are in order of release date. A first person survival simulation. Set somewhere in the northern wilderness. After a global disaster knocks out the power. The Long Dark taps into that almost primordial fear. Of being stuck in the middle of cold dead god forsaken nowhere. Food and water are in short supply and you're not completely alone. There's the wildlife to consider and then you'll wind up bumping into other survivors. Arthur Conan Doyle meets Dostoyevsky figuratively speaking in this latest Sherlock Holmsian metafictive mashup. It's a contemporary adventure game with an adventure game's more sedate pace yes, but don't let that dissuade you. Past work on this off- kilter series has been very well received. The sequel to 2010's generally well- liked trick or treat sim, Costume Quest 2, adds new costumes, features and game play. If you like the original it's probably a safe bet that this one is mostly a Costume Quest redux and not a radical makeover. Jane Jensen's groundbreaking Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers adventure game returns under her guidance for a 20th Anniversary edition with remastered backdrops and characters, re- orchestrated music, new puzzles and a fresh stable of voice actors. This should be a treat while we're waiting for Jenson's planned continuation of the series. On paper, Fantasy Life is an Animal Crossing like roleplaying mash- up that has you partaking in the mundane, crafting, fishing, mining; as well as the fantastic, casting, battling, exploring. Japanese and Western audience reactions don't always align, but the game has fared reasonably well, selling over a quarter of a million copies. One of this season's rare PS Vita only games, Freedom Wars is a third person action strategy shooter set in our pollution choked, resource starved future. Fight along androids you can deploy as tactical aids, and play with up to eight players cooperatively as you work to secure resources and climb the leader boards. Yes it's a farming simulator but Farming Simulator 15 looks kinda incredible in the trailers. The fifth game in the series this time you're getting wood cutting, several new brands, and new nordic environment and wash stations to play with. Never Alone is a puzzle platformer in which you alternate between Nuna and her arctic fox, grappling with the ramification of a perpetual blizzard. The game's developer say Never Alone is in part about reflecting on the passage of wisdom from generation to generation by way of Alaskan stories, several of which appear over the course of the game. This hard to categorize game that touches on controversial topics gets a remake and hops to consoles. New to the game it's rendered as a 16 bit visual tribute, includes two player cooperative play, new music, new playable characters, and more items, rooms, and enemies. Another rare PS Vita exclusive Tales of Hearts R is a remake of original 3Ds Game Tales of Hearts. Like all Tales installments it's premised on story heavy roleplaying and it tweaks the series' action oriented battle. System slightly. In Persona Q, you can still poke around a Japanese High School, but the lion's share of your times gonna be spent navigating the game's autonomous labyrinth, fighting with up to five characters against shadow enemies, manipulating a combat system reminiscent of the Etrian Odyssey roleplaying series, but with Persona related quirks. And finally Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris revisits Crystal Dynamics isometric approach to Lara's archeological adventures. Whisking the intrepid globetrotter off to Egypt where she'll do the usual things. Explore, fight, solve puzzles, avoid traps on the way to a showdown with Egyptian god of storms and violence. 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