Good RPG Games? - Page 2
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Vete
Germany190 Posts
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hellsan631
United States695 Posts
Beyond Oasis was an amazing atmospheric RPG game with a really original setup (even for today's standards). Think a 2D esq Prince of Persia, with Avatar: The Last Airbender thrown in there. I enjoyed Shining Force 2 (its a tactical battle type game, unlike the zelda style gameplay of BO) for its gameplay and immersive world and lore. If you don't mind the graphics, and a bit of a learning curve, Dwarf Fortress is an amazing game to just read about, and is pretty fun to learn to play. For modern RPG's, I would go with the Elder Scrolls series (Skyrim is amazing) and most of the games have been redone in either the Skyrim or Oblivion engines. (There was a Morrowind port to the oblivion engine a while back). If you like shooters, Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light have a great RPG feeling to them (with Last Light have a morale system). They are more shooter's then RPG, but they fill all of your desires about movies and games as listed above, and they feel great as well. One of my favorite RPG's of all time has to be Fable: The Lost Chapters (basically an extended version). Every fable game since this one really didn't capture the feel of the game for me. The story telling is great, the world feels large and expansive, the characters are really well thought out, there is a lot of backstory, and the game mechanics have a nice mix of spells, ranged, and melee choices that make the game feel balanced at all levels. Mass Effect 1, 2, and 3 are amazing I had a lot of fun with KOTOR. | ||
blade55555
United States17423 Posts
KOTOR1 (knights of the old republic) was amazing. Wild arms 1/2/5 are really good ones (especially 5 imo). | ||
Capped
United Kingdom7236 Posts
Giant robots op | ||
Shikyo
Finland33997 Posts
Planescape:Torment definitely. One of the most wonderful soundtracks in a game ever, an incredible and original story, extremely interesting world / lore. A huge emphasis on dialogue and storytelling, the fighting is completely secondary and mostly optional. The best PC RPG I've ever played, in addition to being the only PC RPG I've really liked. + Show Spoiler + That's my main recommendation. Other good ones would be Valkyrie Profile, Xenogears. Both have interesting stories and good soundtracks, but both are console JRPGs. YU-NO could be interesting though it's not really a game. Really well written, though. I cannot recommend games like Mass Effect, I found the writing to be completely subpar. For Final Fantasy, 6 might be the best but I think that the FFs in general, that one included, are rather shallow. | ||
ETisME
12247 Posts
On June 02 2013 09:37 IRL_Sinister wrote: You didn't state any particular platform so here's two really cool "hidden" gems of RPG. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breath_of_Fire:_Dragon_Quarter http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Sun Enjoy. Add wild arm, valkyrie profile and FF9 to that list and it's complete imo. | ||
Incze
Romania2058 Posts
The Metro series is also really good. They're very atmospheric games and they both got a morality system, though it's hidden in the first one, which influence the ending you get. Morrowind is also a great choice for its RPG elements, but personally I don't enjoy the combat very much. I've enjoyed the Witcher games, too, but they're not for everybody. | ||
FFGenerations
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BlitzerSC
Italy8800 Posts
Fallout 1, 2, Tactics and New Vegas - Post apocalyptic open world RPG ( New vegas has FPS elements ) <- My favourite series of all times Mass Effect 1, 2, 3 - SciFi action role playing third person shooter Deus Ex 1, Deus Ex Human Revolution - SciFi role playing third person shooter The elder scrolls: Morrowing - Fantasy RPS S.T.A.L.K.E.R Shadow of Chernobyl, S.T.A.L.K.E.R Call of Pripyat - Post apocalyptic open world FPS | ||
Meow-Meow
Germany451 Posts
On June 02 2013 14:28 MichaelDonovan wrote: I really like Dark Cloud for the Playstation 2. What? That's one of the worst games I've ever played. I bought that when I was ~13 years old and never regretted a purchase as much as that one. Terrible, terrible recommendation. | ||
m0nt
Australia80 Posts
also if you have a gamecube lying around you should play paper mario and the thousand year door rofl, i love that game | ||
ForumErik
Netherlands52 Posts
Get Dragon Age: Origins, the gameplay is a bit slow at times but it's an amazing RPG. Personally I enjoyed Dragon Age II much more than Origins but I think I might be a minority .. | ||
Absentia
United Kingdom973 Posts
Fallout 2 (or Fallout: New Vegas if you want something more modern) Baldur's Gate Trilogy Deus Ex (if you can deal with poor graphics) Mass Effect 1/2/3 Bioshock/Bioshock Infinite The Witcher 1/2 | ||
Unleashing
Denmark14978 Posts
What is wrong with you people? Nothing even comes close to this game when it comes to building atmosphere, and it's built on some of the best supernatural lore there is. | ||
Capped
United Kingdom7236 Posts
SCI-FI RPG. Literally 1% of these suggestions are sci-fi On June 02 2013 08:41 BoggieMan wrote: If you have any recommendations of science fiction movies and rpg games you like, i would love to hear I dont know why i would be embarrassed. Sci-fi movies or RPGs. | ||
Absentia
United Kingdom973 Posts
On June 02 2013 19:38 Capped wrote: I dont know why so many people failed to read his blog. SCI-FI RPG. Literally 1% of these suggestions are sci-fi What do Diablo and Final Fantasy have to do with science fiction? | ||
Brett
Australia3820 Posts
On June 02 2013 19:38 Capped wrote: I dont know why so many people failed to read his blog. SCI-FI RPG. Literally 1% of these suggestions are sci-fi Erm, you should probably go back and read the OP. You'll probably feel a little embarassed, but that's ok. | ||
Falcon_NL
Netherlands236 Posts
Be sure to turn off vsync if ur using mouse though. | ||
Mothra
United States1448 Posts
On June 02 2013 19:38 Capped wrote: I dont know why so many people failed to read his blog. SCI-FI RPG. Literally 1% of these suggestions are sci-fi I dont know why i would be embarrassed. Sci-fi movies or RPGs. lol at literally 1%. The sentence you quoted can easily be read "(science fiction movies) and (rpg games)". OP listed diablo and final fantasy as series he liked, after all. Now if we were suggesting movies titles and literally 1% were sci-fi then you should be outraged. | ||
Capped
United Kingdom7236 Posts
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