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Revabug
United Kingdom147 Posts
Thus I'm asking the people of TL to recommend some fun games that are enjoyable in SP! I can't really give a list of things I like/don't like except that I really hate turn-based stuff, and I get bored of high graphic FPS games like Bioshock etc instantly. Atm I'm just playing Battlezone 2 (so good) and random SC ums :/   | ||
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blabber
United States4448 Posts
haven't played it yet but I'm interested in And Yet It Moves | ||
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jello_biafra
United Kingdom6635 Posts
On August 07 2009 07:37 blabber wrote: haven't played it yet but I'm interested in And Yet It Moves My friend said that was a pretty enjoyable game. You should try world of goo if you haven't played that. | ||
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CharlieMurphy
United States22895 Posts
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Revabug
United Kingdom147 Posts
I've played World of Goo lol, I kinda forgot about it but it was pretty good :p | ||
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Shade692003
Canada702 Posts
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Boblion
France8043 Posts
Baldur 1/2 ( king of 3d iso rpgs ) Torment. ( 3d iso rpg with the best dialogs and the weirdest scenario and universe ). <3 old games. edit: Dx = Deus EX 1 :p | ||
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wonkman
United States520 Posts
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h3r1n6
Iceland2039 Posts
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prOxi.Beater
Denmark626 Posts
Half Life 2 series are also great. I know you said there are things about both these two games that you dislike, but trust me these games are amazing | ||
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Boblion
France8043 Posts
On August 07 2009 07:59 wonkman wrote: Dwarf Fortess Yea an hardcore gamer who is also a geek ( and like ASCII ) will LOVE this game because it is just the deepest gestion / strategy game ever made :p But you gotta love ASCII. | ||
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randombum
United States2378 Posts
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PanN
United States2828 Posts
On August 07 2009 07:55 Shade692003 wrote: Bitching about LCD is soooo 2003. No, you're wrong, LCD hate is justified, there are only a few decent ones out on the market now. Low refresh rate = bad. Some of the new lcd's go to 120 though, which is great. But expensive. | ||
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Revabug
United Kingdom147 Posts
On August 07 2009 07:58 Boblion wrote: Dx. ( FPS / Rpg / infiltration hybrid, really old GFX with the UT99 engine but the gameplay and scenario are still awesome ). Baldur 1/2 ( king of 3d iso rpgs ) Torment. ( 3d iso rpg with the best dialogs and the weirdest scenario and universe ). <3 old games. What's an 'iso rpg'? | ||
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Boblion
France8043 Posts
Isometric 3D ( it is like an avanced version of 2d GFX that makes the characters look better )  | ||
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Jonoman92
United States9103 Posts
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jhNz
Germany2762 Posts
freelancer legend of cao cao | ||
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Revabug
United Kingdom147 Posts
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TheYango
United States47024 Posts
On August 07 2009 07:58 Boblion wrote: Dx. ( FPS / Rpg / infiltration hybrid, really old GFX with the UT99 engine but the gameplay and scenario are still awesome ). Baldur 1/2 ( king of 3d iso rpgs ) Torment. ( 3d iso rpg with the best dialogs and the weirdest scenario and universe ). <3 old games. Second all of these, except I'm going to respectfully disagree about your description of BG1/2. Torment is hands down the best isometric RPG ever made (admittedly, it's more heavy on storytelling and character development, whereas BG1/2 are more well-rounded as far as gameplay goes). | ||
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Racenilatr
United States2756 Posts
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Boblion
France8043 Posts
On August 07 2009 08:59 TheYango wrote: Second all of these, except I'm going to respectfully disagree about your description of BG1/2. Torment is hands down the best isometric RPG ever made (admittedly, it's more heavy on storytelling and character development, whereas BG1/2 are more well-rounded as far as gameplay goes). Well Torment has better dialogs and a way more original and interesting scenario. But imo Baldur is the king of 3d iso RPG because casual and hardcore gamers ( hi ScS2 / tactics mods ) will like it. The gameplay ( fights ) is 20x better than in Torment ( i got bored even in hard mode during the fights ). So imo Baldur is the best all round 3d iso RPG. Best for the fights ( by far ), solid dialogs and scenario, GREAT length and totally kickass mods. Also it is easier to find ( like 15 bucks whereas you have to pay 80$+ for a secondhand CD of Torment or torrent it ). Torment is well ... more like a book. But a damn awesome book | ||
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Thratur
Canada917 Posts
http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=98796 | ||
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Archaic
United States4024 Posts
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Napalm
Turkey54 Posts
Clive Barker's Undying (most underrated game ever) grim fandango, leisure suit larry, monkey island (they don't make these any more  )pharaoh, Caesar 3 (if you are into city building games) deus ex (some political stuff that makes you think...) and others painkiller Left 4 Dead Brothers in Arms Elder Scrolls 3 Morrowind | ||
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d(O.o)a
Canada5066 Posts
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Zinfandel
Canada115 Posts
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crate
United States2474 Posts
http://crawl-ref.sourceforge.net/ | ||
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obesechicken13
United States10467 Posts
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TheYango
United States47024 Posts
On August 07 2009 09:03 Boblion wrote: Well Torment has better dialogs and a way more original and interesting scenario. But imo Baldur is the king of 3d iso RPG because casual and hardcore gamers ( hi ScS2 / tactics mods ) will like it. The gameplay ( fights ) is 20x better than in Torment ( i got bored even in hard mode during the fights ). So imo Baldur is the best all round 3d iso RPG. Best for the fights ( by far ), solid dialogs and scenario, GREAT length and totally kickass mods. Also it is easier to find ( like 15 bucks whereas you have to pay 80$+ for a secondhand CD of Torment or torrent it ). Torment is well ... more like a book. But a damn awesome book Fair enough. I do agree that Baldur's Gate is far more accessible to casual and hardcore gamers, whereas the real experience from Torment really comes out of an appreciation for the story. On August 07 2009 10:33 crate wrote: Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup, if you like roguelikes http://crawl-ref.sourceforge.net/ ADoM, Incursion, and Dwarf Fortress are all better roguelikes than Dungeon Crawl IMO. | ||
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Tehinf
United States192 Posts
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JohnColtrane
Australia4813 Posts
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crate
United States2474 Posts
ADoM, Incursion, and Dwarf Fortress are all better roguelikes than Dungeon Crawl IMO. What makes them better? Serious question here. I've not played them but I might look into them if I keep frustrating myself playing anything but imba Transmuters in Crawl. | ||
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EchOne
United States2906 Posts
Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy Mirror's Edge Fall from Heaven 2 (Civ 4 mod) Armies of Exigo Jade Empire | ||
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TheYango
United States47024 Posts
On August 07 2009 11:43 crate wrote: What makes them better? Serious question here. I've not played them but I might look into them if I keep frustrating myself playing anything but imba Transmuters in Crawl. Dwarf Fortress - I guess that it's hard to put this game as the same genre as the rest. But this game is just deep and complex beyond all belief. It's interface and graphics are a bit tough to deal with, but no more complex than any other roguelike; and if you get past that, it's basically one of the most epic city/fortress-building simulations ever made, simply for the detail and depth. Incursion - Benefits from using a modified version of the D&D3.5 rule set. The way it handles skills and noncombat actions allows for a lot of character diversity and ways of going about things. The thing to note about this game is that compared to Nethack, ADoM, or Dungeon Crawl, this is HARD. Mindlessly hacking your way through the dungeon doesn't work, and you've got to use the full extent of your inventory (tools, consumables, whatever) right from the first dungeon level. Probably the one quip I have with it is that it's not really balanced (caster characters peter out toward the end of the game). ADoM - I think this finds an interesting balance in a lot of ways. It HAS an overworld, but doesn't overdo it (like TOME does). It HAS non-combat skills and issues to deal with, but it doesn't make them necessary or tedious. The spell system is interesting, but not too complicated (you can figure out what spells do as you get them), and there are attention to random little things that are interesting, but not necessary to enjoying the game. Mountain climbing? Bridge building? Herbs growing by the rules of Conway's Game of Life? | ||
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Wolfwood.
United States68 Posts
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ghermination
United States2851 Posts
On August 07 2009 07:49 CharlieMurphy wrote: wait so you had an LCD monitor (Which is inferior for gaming) and switched to your old CRT and are complaining? wtf? CM i love you more and more every day. CRT > LCD any time. 19 inch LCD = either 1440x900 (~150 USD) OR 1920x1080 (~200 USD) 19 inch CRT = 1792x1344 (~$50) CRT = superior | ||
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nofAcedAgent
United States952 Posts
On August 07 2009 11:54 EchOne wrote: KotOR Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy Mirror's Edge Fall from Heaven 2 (Civ 4 mod) Armies of Exigo Jade Empire Oh Mirror's Edge was so intense, I highly recomend it! I also have to disagree that Baldurs is the best ISORPG, if you have not played Temple of Elemental Evil (with mandatory co8 patch) then do yourself a favor and pick it up. This game is all about the combat engine. Story is minimal, more of a dungeon crawl. Clearly Torment(!)/Baldurs beats it in the story catagory. TOEE is turn based though, sorry OP | ||
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Dubsys
Australia122 Posts
Civ 4 Mass Effect Fuel Typing Of The Dead Crayon Physics Dark Reign Burnout Paradise Dynasty Warriors 6 | ||
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humblegar
Norway883 Posts
Lots of nice suggestions already posted of course  | ||
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Xenocide_Knight
Korea (South)2625 Posts
Resident Evil 4 Ninja Gaiden (Xbox) If you're sticking to computer however, I would recommend Rome Total War Conquer all of Europe, Over throw the Senate, Become Emperor? Yess plz | ||
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konadora
Singapore66163 Posts
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Tom Phoenix
1114 Posts
- Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare has both an interesting and challenging singleplayer. - Hearts of Iron II is one of few (good) grand strategy games available. It`s suprisingly simple to learn, but you will literally spend hours playing it just micromanaging every little aspect of running a country during a time of war. - If you have ever enjoyed war games, The Operational Art of War III is about as modern as you can get in that aspect. - The Half-Life series of games are equally as legendary as any of the Blizzard franchises and coming from one of the few developers that are similar to Blizzard. - From adventure games, the Monkey Island series (particularly Curse of Monkey Island) are a must play. - If you can handle poetic talk, both Max Payne`s are worthwhile to play. That is all I can think of right now. I will mention if I remember anything else. | ||
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