Here are 5 Hidden Playstation 1 Gems just right off the top of my head Einhander. While most Killzone games are first-person shooters, Killzone: Liberation is a top-down, isometric shooter that is rather unique, playing like a slow paced-tactical run and gun. I liked the overall graphics design which is looked pretty good for PS1 hardware, it does have wicked soundtrack that fits the action of the game and overall decent story with cinematic design and characters in the game. There are many many other games that are not as well known but exceedingly still good till this day.
The game is considered to be hardest PS1 game I ever played, but I still really enjoying 14 epic action levels and fantastic boss battles that are worth for challenge. The latter was developed by Genki in collaboration with Katsuya Kond, character designer for the Studio Ghibli movies Kiki’s Delivery Service and I Can Hear the Sea.
#Top ps1 hidden gems upgrade#
It has 14 levels to complete the game and your player has ability to detonate and blow the enemy by stacking many of bombs on the ground or launching them with lock-on recticle which is pretty straightforward to play and what makes the game interesting is that you can able to collect E-Chips to upgrade your character's ability which increases the bomb capacity lets you stack more bombs, the reticle range that improves the targeting distance and shields protection level that keeps the character's health last long which is very unique and creative for the game's genres. Coming next in the list is Jade Cocoon: Story of the Tamamayu, one of the best-hidden gem JRPGs on PlayStation that many seem to forget mentioning.
#Top ps1 hidden gems series#
The game borrows the similar arcade style gameplay like Bomberman series where the player blows the enemy up by using bombs instead of shooting. that doesnt prevent this hidden gem from being one of the best the console had to offer.
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