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There are so many games out there that finding 10 Xbox 360 Games You’ve Never Played was a tough list to compile. Sure, we could have just picked any average Joe game no one has heard of, but we wanted to find games you’d actually play. Diablo. Mass Effect. Assassin’s Creed. There are gaming mega-franchises that nearly everyone has heard of — games so big that even your grandma might ask you if you want that, “new Call to Duty: Black Copters game?” But just because a game is popular doesn’t mean it’s good, and just because a game is relatively unknown doesn’t mean it isn’t good. The Xbox 360, in particular, has been home to a number of cult classics and sleeper hits, so if you’re looking to expand your gaming collection with something a little more esoteric, well, just sit back, relax, and check out our list of 10 Xbox 360 Games You’ve Probably Never Played.
WET:
Wet is quite the diamond in the rough. Sure, the graphics may not be the prettiest, and the gunplay can go from thrilling one second to glitchy the next, but it's hard to argue that the game doesn't wear its heart on its sleeve. Wet's aesthetics take influence from the grindhouse and noir films of yesteryear, and Eliza Dushku's performance as protagonist Rubi Malone is enticingly badass.
Wet is quite the diamond in the rough. Sure, the graphics may not be the prettiest, and the gunplay can go from thrilling one second to glitchy the next, but it's hard to argue that the game doesn't wear its heart on its sleeve. Wet's aesthetics take influence from the grindhouse and noir films of yesteryear, and Eliza Dushku's performance as protagonist Rubi Malone is enticingly badass.
Nier:
Square Enix's 2010 action RPG has an interesting story to its development. Square is known for its frequently well-groomed and slender male protagonists, and Nier's eponymous hero was all set to have the same kind of Nomura Syndrome.
Square Enix's 2010 action RPG has an interesting story to its development. Square is known for its frequently well-groomed and slender male protagonists, and Nier's eponymous hero was all set to have the same kind of Nomura Syndrome.
