walking around

[Anonymous No.4760842]

are there any old PS1/N64/gensis/PC games that made for cool walking sims? i like walking around in namco museum and i'm wondering if any other games have this vibe, of kind of just walking around the location

[Anonymous No.4760927]

>>4760842
Tetsuya Komuro - Gaball Screen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUpa-U3bJXA

[babbage's gramps !RATGzMALLY No.4760935]

LSD Dream Emulator of course

[Anonymous No.4760941]

Shadowgate 64, if you don't mind a 5-foot drop meaning instant death in your walking sims.

[Anonymous No.4760945]

You niggas need go outside

[Anonymous No.4760951]

>>4760842
experience the best walk around in the world of jurassic park.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oepl6lL6kK0

[Anonymous No.4761061]

here's this game i've reviewed for PS1 called petscop:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6e6RK8o1fcs
btw new petscop vids are out wewee

[Anonymous No.4761065]

>>4761061
I thought you were 8-bit Brody at first. Way to disappoint me.

[Anonymous No.4761075]

I remember a few demo CDs where instead of a menu you'd walk around some sort of temple or island or something in first person, and had to explore a bit to find and launch all the game demos. Some of those were pretty cool.

[Anonymous No.4761091]

Echo Night, if you like the idea of walking around an empty cruise ship and helping ghosts by solving puzzles. Also you teleport to important points in the ghost's lives. The walk speed is kind of slow, though.

Also Echo Night: Beyond for PS2 is really fun, too. It takes place on an abandoned moon colony.

[Anonymous No.4761095]

There is a bizarre game called Hellnight. You mostly wander through corridors where a single monster is lurking around and will chase you if it sees you. There are doors that lead to rooms where you can talk to people and interact with stuff by pointing-and-clicking. Unfortunately, there are a lot of useless rooms and the in-game map doesn't record what's in the important rooms, so if you play, I recommend making your own map.

[Anonymous No.4761128]

>>4761075
Fuck do you have any names? I love this sort of thing

[Anonymous No.4761140]

>>4760945

[Anonymous No.4761235]

The Museum of Anything Goes if you're looking for a bizarre and unique experience.

[Anonymous No.4761918]

>>4760842
Aquanauts Holiday and other underwater games for ps1

[Anonymous No.4761970]

>>4760951
This is top tier, except OP will have to fire a gun here and there to stay alive

[Anonymous No.4761975]

>>4761061
please die. this isn't retro.

[Anonymous No.4761976]

>>4761235
YOU'RE A REAL SMARTY, AREN'T YOU?

[Anonymous No.4762017]

>>4761975
Ps1 is retro

[Anonymous No.4762223]

Why were graphics so comfy in the 90s?

[Anonymous No.4762235]

Because you were younger, and they captured your young imagination with the way they had to work around their limitations to convey the images that were intended to be seen.

[Anonymous No.4762246]

>>4762235
I still find it more pleasing to the eye though than modern games

[Anonymous No.4762259]

Ihatovo Monogatari

[Anonymous No.4763259]

>>4760951
cool game, a lot the buildings are were really well done
if only they had figured out how to put raptors in the buildings

[Anonymous No.4763268]

>>4761061
Fake and gay.

[Anonymous No.4763367]

>>4761140
>no monthly fee
>what is rent

[Anonymous No.4763410]

>>4761140
Sweet, when did outside go online and free to play?

[Anonymous No.4763412]

>>4761128
I can't remember any and most of these things had pretty generic names IIRC, but next time I'm digging in my garage I'll see if I can find any discs. Hopefully the thread sticks around. Low odds though.

[Anonymous No.4763621]

>>4762223
suspension of disbelief
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-B6ig8uZ8kY