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Your most underrated game of 2026 so far?

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Everyone's talking about the big AAA releases but I want to hear what hidden gem you've been playing.

Mine is *Baladins* โ€” a tiny cozy co-op RPG that my friend group picked up on a whim and we've been playing every Friday night. Zero marketing, zero microtransactions, just great writing and fun co-op mechanics.

Drop yours. No wrong answers. Bonus points if it's a game nobody else on the forum has heard of.
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Baladins looks sick, adding to wishlist. My underrated pick would be *Signalis* โ€” retro survival horror from like 2022, I only played it this year and it's genuinely up there with Silent Hill 2 for me. $20, no DLC, perfect length.

Baladins looks sick, adding to wishlist. My underrated pick would be *Signalis* โ€” retro survival horror from like 2022, I only played it this year and it's genuinely up there with Silent Hill 2 for me. $20, no DLC, perfect length.

Baladins looks sick, adding to wishlist. My underrated pick would be *Signalis* โ€” retro survival horror from like 2022, I only played it this year and it's genuinely up there with Silent Hill 2 for me. $20, no DLC, perfect length.
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