Cute Video Games That NOBODY Remembers!

dadish is literally a radish that is a father just incredible with literally millions of game titles out there in the world it's understandable that many of them fly completely under the radar or simply Fade Out of popularity as technology advances and new games till the Limelight this video is going to highlight four games that I absolutely adore which I think don't get the recognition or appreciation they deserve loo Rocco sorry if I pronounced that wrong that's how my brother and I used to say it all the time as kids and it's kind of stuck with me now loo Roco is a unique platform of game developed by Japan studio and published by Sony Computer Entertainment for the PlayStation Portable PSP what a throwback that console is remember all the PSP exclusive games yeah didn't think so the PSP wasn't exactly a wild success for Sony moving on lock rocker was released in 2006 and was created by this guy sorry I know I'm going to get the name wrong but he drew inspiration from a desire to create a simple colorful and cheerful game that could lift people's Spirits the game's development began as an experiment in physic based gameplay and evolved from the idea of controlling a flexible rolling character that could change shape and size all driven by music and the world around it loar Rocco's art style was influenced by children children's picture books and its design aim to appeal to people of all ages so what is the aim of the game so essentially you start out as one little lonely guy and you collect flowers throughout the level which make you multiply and hopefully everyone makes it to the end of the level some of these flowers might be in the open some you might need to roll over certain parts of the map maybe find some hidden walls or even go through some little nasty crevices something I really love about this game is that all the levels are quite different to each other like there's tropical ones there's ones with sand in trees in the snow and even inside animals like you get pooped out at the end I really liked the snow ones because it was so slippery and the animal ones like were bouncy you can also split up all the characters and then merge them back together sometimes it's handy to get into those little tiny crevices I was talking about oh yeah and there's a lot of baddies out in the levels that will eat you the most notable enemies are the mudja mes also with each different scenery in the levels there are different songs for them they are so [Music] catchy such a Bop play them on the radio fun facts about loor Roco loor Roco was one of the first games to use a tilt based controls where the players tilt the entire world rather than directly controlling the characters the game's Creator initially conceived loor Roco as a touchscreen game before adapting it to the PSP button controls if you've ever played the game you know it wouldn't have been as good if it was touchcreen the loo Roco characters sing in their own madeup language again it slaps the game was critically acclaimed for its innovative use of sound winning several Awards including the bfta for best audio achievement clap CL clap cl cl despite PSB not being all that popular Loco Roco was one of the best selling PSB games on the market I remember my brother and I used to pick up Loco Rocco in the shops all the time and joke about getting it and then on Christmas we opened it and it changed our lives 15 years later and I'm still talking about this game this game was a childhood classic for me wholesome Charming fun can be enjoyed at any time by people of any age if you're wanted to play the game it's obviously on the PSP but it's also on the PlayStation 5 store so I highly recommend Nintendo needs to ride so they can bring loer Rocko to the switch the Dog Island the Dog Island is a life simulation Adventure game developed by UK and published by Ubisoft for the PlayStation 2 and Wii in 2007 the game was created with the intent to appeal to a younger audience offering a Charming pet Centric experience that combined exploration adventure and light role playing elements set on a beautiful island inhabited entirely by dogs the game story revolves around a young puppy who embarks on their journey to find a cure for their sick sibling so when you start the game you pick what breed you want to be and I always went with the King Charles Cavalier just look at it it's so cute for a kids game it actually covers a lot of different topics of course as always the bring this item to a certain dog but also next thing you know you're at a grave site with the doctor talking about his dead girlfriend there's sibling fights there's also even a gang in this game that throw tomatoes at dogs get don't worry later in the game you turn out to be a good influence on them also before starting the game there would be this little theme song with all the dogs playing and being happy for some reason as a kid I thought this was hilarious like her voice is so high pitched I always think of you and I'll try to but also when you actually listen to the lyrics of the song it's the complete opposite I'll get dressed by myself so many tears are falling down I always think of you and I since this game was such a big influence on me back when I was doing LPS videos I actually was going to do a Dog Island series I made the first episode and then out of nowhere I can't remember if the files got corrupted or just deleted off the computer but I lost it and I had no drive to make it again in my later Years playing the game when I was like 12 13 I completed the game a couple times but when I first got the game when I was like 8 or 9 years old I barely scratched the surface of this game so as like a 9-year-old there was this one level where the sand was blowing everywhere so you couldn't really see anything there were poisonous snakes you could die any second and I just couldn't get past it I was so scared every time I'll be like yeah I'm going to get past this Mission not oh you aren't and then once I was a bit older and I actually did it I'm like oh that was nothing I'm glad I finally grew up and played the rest of the game the story is just amazing this game is also a lot of reading dialogue so if you're not into that this game probably isn't for you I'm not trying to say the Dog Island taught me how to read also in the hopes to try and find a cure for your younger sick sibling you come across this guy oh my my God I love this guy essentially he's another guy from a planet and no other dogs can see him except for you and it's really cute because the story lines kind of intertwin in the end I don't know if anyone cares or would be interested in it but oh my God I would love to do like a gameplay sort of video on this fun facts about the Dog Island the Dog Island features over 80 different dog breeds each uniquely designed and modeled allowing players to choose their favorite breed as their playable character the game incorporates a sniffing mechanism where players use their sense of smell to find hidden items treasure and clues the game's world is filled with various mini games and challenges including fishing digging and racing providing diverse activities beyond the main storyline the Dog Island has a day night cycle and dynamic weather changes which affect gameplay by altering what characters and events are available at any given time the game unfortunately wasn't widely marketed so definitely flew under the radar making it a Hidden Gem of it's time the soundtrack of the game was composed by coji zachari and is known for its soothing gentle Melodies that compliment the peaceful Island setting I can imagine myself being like 70 on a bus and still listening to the Dog Island soundtrack also remember how I mentioned that little girl singing that song well she actually sings songs in Loco Roco as well this was one of the first video games I ever owned on PS2 and it's another childhood classic that I will never forget dsh this is a quirky platformer game created by the Indie developer Thomas K Young released in 2020 and yes dadish is literally a radish that is a father just incredible the game's development began as a personal project with young drawing inspiration from classic Platformers like Super Mario and Donkey Kong Country combined with his distinct sense of humor and minimalist art style the concept centers around dadish as he embarks on a journey journey to rescue his mischievous raddish children who have wandered off normally I want to skip through dialogue so I can get on with the game play but not with this game it's just so funny to me Young's goal was to create a light-hearted yet engaging platformer that combined nostalgic gameplay mechanics with a fresh comedic twist honestly I don't think there's much else I can talk about with dadish it is a great game to smash out in an afternoon or on a plane I completed the whole thing when I was on a holiday I don't want to spoil too much of the dialogue but I would probably say this is one of my favorite [Music] interactions ho ho dadish classic dadish fun facts about dadish dadish was developed almost entirely by Thomas K Young Who handled design programming art and music showcasing his multi talented approach to indie game development dsh was initially released on mobile platforms IOS and Android but later expanded to consoles and PC due to its growing popularity I played it on the switch after the success of the first game young quickly developed and released sequels including dadish 2 and dadish 3 which expanded on the original formula with new mechanics and characters the success of the dadish series has allowed Thomas K young to continue creating games independently maintaining his unique voice and creative freedom within the indie game scene Soul bubbles Soul bubbles is a puzzle platform a game developed by Mech and sleep and released for the Nintendo DS in 2008 the game was designed by Olivier Le Jade who aimed to create a unique tactile experience that took full advantage of the DS's touchscreen capabilities the concept centers around a young Sharman Apprentice who must guide delicate bubbles containing LW souls to safety through various challenging environments despite being a relative low profile release the game artistic style caling atmosphere and intuitive mechanics garnered critical Acclaim earning it a reputation as one of the Hidden gems of the Nintendo DS Library like seriously I found this game randomly in a bin at e games or somewhere like that with the price marked down to $10 fun facts about Soul bubbles each level contains collectible Calabash items which serve as optional challenges for players seeking to complete the game 100% the game's visual style was inspired by a mix of tribal art and natural landscapes contributing to its unique and Serene aesthetic although not a mainstream hit Soul bubbles won the best handheld game award in the 2009 British Academy games Awards the game was often compared to other Innovative DS titles like Kirby canvas curse for its creative use of the touchcreen so there you have it some cute video games that you may not be aware of I highly recommend playing all of them if you can but the easiest one to access is dadish on the Nintendo eShop for the switch PS2 PSP and DS games are definitely a bit trickier today do you know any other games like these that should be added on the list catch you later wubbly boys [Music] tell [Music] n [Music]