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Will Smith Zombie Game No One Has Heard Of Bombs
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This was what I meant. It's these smaller devs that seem to be innovating to any extent at the moment!
Maybe I'm just a bit jaded due to being an old fart nowadays... I remember playing the original Doom / Wolfenstein so especially FPS feel so overdone to me. When was the last time you saw a truly novel game concept? I'm sure I've seen a few over the last few years but can't remember (see, old fart).
I don't think I can recall something truly novel since I think we've pretty much gone past the point of novel concepts in the majority of genres, but there have definitely been standouts in certain genres over the years.
In the deck building and rogue like genre we've seen Balatro, the poker based game. In the retro inspired games genre, we've got Corn Kidz 64, a shorter game that controls and looks like an N64 title.
Totally depends on the genre, though.
It's a hard question to answer I know! Racking my brains here, the most novel thing I can think of is Portal.