10 Best Video Games Made Entirely By One Person

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Undertale a hidden gem? All you'd hear about was Undertale for a year.

RedEyesTops

"Cave Story, released in 2011..."

Uh, off by 7 years there. Cave Story was released in 2004.

KevinCow

I want the god damn Stardew Valley Multiplayer

JutNerzo

Undertake isn't a hidden gem and wasn't made entirely by one person

upward

Graphics is Nothing;
Gameplay is Everything!

arami

undertale isn't entirely made by one person, yes a lot of it was done by toby fox but not everything.

Temmie Chang is the main artistic assistant of Undertale. Her contributions include concept art, the opening prologue sepia sequence, the sepia sequence when Asriel regains his memories, two and a half of the shops, some NPCs and overworld sprites, most of the tiles in Snowdin, Toriel's home, and other pieces that were split with Toby.

Magnolia Porter is a freelance illustrator best known for her webcomic Monster Pulse. She is credited as an assistant monster designer.

Michelle Czajkowski is the author of the webcomic, Ava's Demon, who guest designed Muffet.

Kenju is the tileset artist for "Area 3" and "Area 4" and was also a "hyper tester."

Merrigo is the main background artist for UNDERTALE.

Gigi DG (Born on May 31), formerly known as Peachifruit, is an artist who is responsible for the creation of the webcomic series Cucumber Quest and Lady Of The Shard, and the former webcomic Hiimdaisy. She provided extra art and testing for Undertale.

drak and clairevoire did extra art and testing

Easynam contributed with overworld art.

Angela "Guzusuru" Sham, best known for their "A Lullaby for Gods" and "[S] ACT 7" animations for Homestuck, was an animation assistant.

Everdraed co-designed the Photoshop Flowey battle and created the release trailer for Undertale.

Flashygoodness provided programming help.

Leon Arnott provided programming help and was responsible for getting Undertale ported to Mac OS X.

Mike Reid guest designed Glyde.

NeonPhlox

I can hear all the keys typing "what about fnaf"

andrewmaldonado

This was actually a good top 10 list! It is so rare that you can find interesting content in this format. Well done guys!

heyimrobee

No Touhou? That's the first thing that comes to mind when I hear "Games made entirely by one person."

MarkieDood

No mention of Touhou? A franchise that has been going strong for 20 years with 15 games (soon to be 16) in the mainline series, all made by one guy, ZUN. And then there is also several spinoffs as well as numerous supplementary materials and stories.

matteste

As a fnaf fan..., I am relieved that fnaf isn't included. Fnaf is overrated in my opinion.

sonnyhuimingzhou

I was suprised to hear him call Undertale a hidden gem. I feel like everyone knows about undertale.

TheRepty

You forgot touhou. The guy did every thing from the gameplay, graphics and ofcouse music unlike some of the other games on this list which makes it kinda weird since they are not made by one person then.

wnomnom

Undertale was designed by a small team of people, who all contributed to the overall art, animation, presentation and trailer. Toby Fox put the design, concept writing, music and events together as the developer, but there were several others who did a lot of work too, mainly Temmie Chang.

TheRamona

Tough choices on what to include, but I'd like to mention:
*Iji*, *Princess Pitch* & all other Daniel Remar's games. They're great, elaborate and free!
*Prince of Persia* by Jordan Meichner and *Transport Tycoon* by Chris Sawyer need no intro
*Dwarf Fortress* by Toady One (Tarn Adams). This is THE most elaborate and complex sim I ever seen. It simulates entire histories, which includes both the player-controlled town and the vast world around them. And few thousands of years before. It simulates everything from individual organs of every creature on the map (and damage to those due to combat and environment), to complex geology influenced directly by player actions, to group psychology of a settlement, to geoeconomic and geopolitic conditions changing both because of the player and because of actions of other nations doing their thing independently. And all that is completely randomly generated on-the-go so no two playthroughs will be not just identical but even similar.

jwhite