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tests
United States160 Posts
Genre does not matter. If the game is good/fun I am willing to try it out. I prefer multiplayer/competitive games; however, single players are fine to. No Valve games (TF2....CS...Half-Life..etc) because I have played them all. I really want to play a Hack n Slash in preparation for Diablo 3. -Thanks for reading!  | ||
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paper
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endy
Switzerland8970 Posts
The Nomad Soul and Broken Sword 1 and 2 are all great adventure games. | ||
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Hassybaby
United Kingdom10823 Posts
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Tuthur
France985 Posts
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Tppz!
Germany1449 Posts
On September 16 2011 18:22 tests wrote: [...] I really want to play a Hack n Slash in preparation for Diablo 3. -Thanks for reading! There are several Hack n Slash games to play, but every of them is just worse than d2 or d1. (mostly they are only bad copies of the diablo series) Sad to disappoint you  | ||
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tests
United States160 Posts
On September 16 2011 18:33 Tuthur wrote: The obvious answer, have you tried Torchlight? It's made by some original Diablo dudes and it's awesome Well, I tried out the demo. It is fun yeah, and it is very similar to Diablo, however only single player kind of threw me off. Ill give it a try. | ||
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tests
United States160 Posts
On September 16 2011 18:24 paper wrote: GUNZ THE DUEL Ehhh...I tried this game a long time ago and it just did not catch my attention. | ||
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NarutO
Germany18839 Posts
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surfinbird1
Germany999 Posts
Another choice would be Darkspore. It's based on the Spore character engine, has like 100 different heroes and other nice new features in a sci-fi setting. Not my cup of tea, but alright. Also you could take a look at Deathspank. It's a very humorous hack and slash type of game. If you're into that type of humor this seems like a really fun game. (Haven't tried it out myself) | ||
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Primadog
United States4411 Posts
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Legatus Lanius
2135 Posts
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Spiffeh
United States830 Posts
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NeoLearner
Belgium1847 Posts
On September 16 2011 18:22 tests wrote: I really want to play a Hack n Slash in preparation for Diablo 3. As you specify No-Blizzard, I presume you've played D1 and D2, right? Others: Nox Torchlight Titan Quest. Sacred 1 & 2 Fallout 3 is sort of ARPG, but it was very buggy for me Those are ones I've played, they're quite ok. Maybe Hellgate: London. Don't know how good it is though. EDIT: Whoa, never played The Witcher. I'll have to pick it up, thanks for the tip. | ||
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FractalsOnFire
Australia1756 Posts
Torchlight is pretty good if you just want a diablo clone but d2 is still better. I never got into titan quest and its expansion, for some reason it just felt so repetitive and the character customisation (the only good thing about it) wasn't enough to pull me through. I think i finished it but i definitely won't be going back. | ||
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Alak
Sweden380 Posts
The HOMM games already mentioned are excellent for that, as are games like Civ IV. If you want to immerse yourself in the pinnacle of RPG gaming, the Baldur's Gate games are second to none. If you have a creative (or sadistic) streak, Dwarf Fortress is as addicting as can be. I've wasted many an hour at my university playing Nethack instead of studying for exams, you can too! Fillers while waiting for Diablo 3 could be Titan Quest, Dungeon Siege 2 and Torchlight. Autumn and darkness approach, perhaps a scare is in order? Amnesia - The Dark Descent and Call of Cthuli: Dark Corners of the Earth deliver. | ||
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tests
United States160 Posts
How is Titan Quest's multiplayer? Is the community active? Do people still play that game? Seems pretty interesting. Sadly, the demo does not work for me on steam! I really want to try out POE. If somebody would like to help a fella brethren out "hint" (give me a beta key), would be much obliged!!! I have heard good things about the Witcher. Its still going for $50 (Witcher 2). Will have to read reviews on that game before I try it out. is there a demo out for it? | ||
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tests
United States160 Posts
On September 16 2011 19:01 Alak wrote: If you want games that kill time... The HOMM games already mentioned are excellent for that, as are games like Civ IV. If you want to immerse yourself in the pinnacle of RPG gaming, the Baldur's Gate games are second to none. If you have a creative (or sadistic) streak, Dwarf Fortress is as addicting as can be. I've wasted many an hour at my university playing Nethack instead of studying for exams, you can too! Fillers while waiting for Diablo 3 could be Titan Quest, Dungeon Siege 2 and Torchlight. Autumn and darkness approach, perhaps a scare is in order? Amnesia - The Dark Descent and Call of Cthuli: Dark Corners of the Earth deliver. How is the gameplay in Baldur's gate? Is it full-blown rpg game? Or, is it more action-oriented. Also, the game seems pretty old....now I am not the kind of guy to judge on graphics, but....gameplay must be really exhilirating if I would consider that one. More info plz!!! Dwarf Fortress? I never heard of that game. Will have to google it good sir. | ||
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NarutO
Germany18839 Posts
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Bunn
Estonia934 Posts
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Zaphid
Czech Republic1860 Posts
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DisaFear
Australia4074 Posts
On September 16 2011 19:14 Bunn wrote: Deus Ex: Human Revolution is good. Also Europa Universalis 3. Second Deus Ex Human Revolution, enjoyable immersive game | ||
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Alak
Sweden380 Posts
On September 16 2011 19:07 tests wrote: How is the gameplay in Baldur's gate? Is it full-blown rpg game? Or, is it more action-oriented. Also, the game seems pretty old....now I am not the kind of guy to judge on graphics, but....gameplay must be really exhilirating if I would consider that one. More info plz!!! Dwarf Fortress? I never heard of that game. Will have to google it good sir. It's a classical RPG in all it's glory, following the AD&D ruleset. As such, it is not comparable to games like Diablo and should not be approached as such. While the game flows in real time, there are typically so many decisions to make during combat that the pause key is your best friend, especially considering you'll be controlling a party of up to 6 characters. A typical scenario would be that you pause the game to tell your mage to cast a flame arrow to finish off that sword spider whilst your fighter retreats a few steps to accept a cure spell from your cleric. Your other fighter might then have to go after the baddie approaching your frail mage, while your druid/fighter dual class character removes the poison that is rapidly draining said fighter's hp. Things get really interesting once enemy mages are thrown into the mix. The exhiliration comes from getting out of a particularly dicey battle with only a few hitpoints remaining as a result of good planning, decision making and use of magical items. The best aspects of the Baldur's Gate games are the characters and their interactions, the soundtrack and the story. The game is quite open-ended and lets you wander to different areas at your whim, but the story rarely lets you go for very long (although to be fair this is not always the case with the first game) without some reminder of what is going on in the big picture. It's almost a play-to-understand experience, really. There's a thread here on TL about the games, I recommend checking in there for more info. | ||
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Felo
Germany392 Posts
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Celial
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FraCuS
United States1072 Posts
Dead Island :D lol or hello kitty online adventure  | ||
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mansa
Philippines336 Posts
Also mass effect in PC anyone? | ||
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procyonlotor
Italy473 Posts
On September 16 2011 19:44 Celial wrote: Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines Get a Malkavian and max melee. And don't forget to grab the unofficial patches. I also encourage you to try Vampire: The Masquerade - Redemption, which is very fun. Other things to try are Bastion, Magicka. The Witcher is fun. Titan Quest is a good time sink, and Torchlight is solid Diablo gameplay. | ||
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gillon
Sweden1578 Posts
A lot of people are mentioning true RPGs, which isn't the same thing at all. Of the ones mentioned, I'd say Torchlight and TQ are most comparable hack'n'slash games to it. | ||
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lozarian
United Kingdom1043 Posts
Anachronox Arcanum Beyond Good and Evil Planescape: Torment Warhammer: Dark omen There you go, probably close to 200 hours of pure joy. A heavy bias towards rpgs, but I'm either a competitive game, or rpg kinda guy. Dark omen is a minor exception, but one of my favourite games of all time, and something every person on this planet should have played imo. | ||
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NIIINO
Slovakia1320 Posts
its like the best singleplayer. story, gameplay, fights + it looks amazing and ofc it takes u some time to finish what is really rare. I liked witcher more than ME and Oblivion. But if u want game like diablo go for torchlight | ||
Teoita
Italy12246 Posts
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Hakker
United States1360 Posts
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DisaFear
Australia4074 Posts
On September 16 2011 20:09 mansa wrote: I would recommend The Elder Scroll series. Also Fall out 3. Dead Island is pretty awesome.... Deus Ex 1 and Human revolution.. Also mass effect in PC anyone? Oh yes, forgot about Mass Effect, even though I am doing another playthrough of it right now! One of my favourites | ||
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KinosJourney2
Sweden1811 Posts
Luckily Torchlight 2 will be coming out soon and it'll have multiplayer. I'll most likely pick it up myself when it's out | ||
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Jeremyy
Canada182 Posts
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Tomcattomato
Netherlands95 Posts
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BLinD-RawR
ALLEYCAT BLUES50584 Posts
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JSH
United States4109 Posts
Try the dota type genre Super fun and competitive :> | ||
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REDBLUEGREEN
Germany1904 Posts
It can sometimes be kinda frustrating when you come around a corner and an opponent gets a lucky headshot from 100 meters distance and you drop dead without even seeing him, so I started quicksaving every minute or so. Definitely one of the hardest single player games I ever played. I am close to the end now and I think i hid the quickload button well over 300 times | ||
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fortheGG
United Kingdom1002 Posts
League of Legends, Heroes of Newerth, DOTA1/2 <- (not free though) Try the dota type genre Super fun and competitive :> Have to second this | ||
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ExceeD_DreaM
Canada500 Posts
I should try torchlight, ive heard many things, so it must be good. Try playing Oblivion on PC too, its way better than console cuz of endless amount of mods. | ||
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GTPGlitch
5061 Posts
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SoundProof
Sweden99 Posts
Also, for the hack and slash, get a few people together and play magicka | ||
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Terranist
United States2496 Posts
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Tommie
China658 Posts
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Trowabarton756
United States870 Posts
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2WeaK
Canada550 Posts
On September 16 2011 23:30 Terranist wrote: try mass effect, oblivion, and borderlands for starters. I couldn't get into borderlands alone, so I'll recommend those games, but borderlands only if you're playing with a friend. If you like competitive games, try fighting games? They're pretty fun, MVC3 is fun for casuals (When you don't get bodied, that is) The Survival/Horror genre if you like that can be fun. Amnesia/F.E.A.R/S.T.A.L.K.E.R/Penumbra | ||
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noddyz
United Kingdom462 Posts
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GhostKorean
United States2330 Posts
On September 16 2011 18:24 paper wrote: GUNZ THE DUEL GUNZZ!! | ||
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Poo
Canada536 Posts
It's such a good game though.. I'd highly suggest ! :D Best game of year IMO by far. | ||
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SiKkLy
United States36 Posts
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HackBenjamin
Canada1094 Posts
It's pretty enjoyable!if you'd care to check out a gameplay vid | ||
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MintBerryCrunch
United States73 Posts
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Bengui
Canada775 Posts
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maybe
257 Posts
or try to get a Path of Exile betakey | ||
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voy
Poland348 Posts
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tests
United States160 Posts
On September 17 2011 02:43 Bengui wrote: If you want time-eaters, look towards open world RPGs. Like which? xD | ||
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