Considering the sheer amount of time I spent just riding my horse through the wilderness, I'd have to say it's Red Dead Redemption. Now, if I'm considering how emotionally involved I became with the game, I'd say it was probably Nier.
I'd have to say the game that opened the world of videogames for me when I was six years old. Doom. Been several games that has impressed me and that I consider epic and real gems but that game, Is the entire reason why I have Videogames as a hobby.
I'd have to say the game that opened the world of videogames for me when I was six years old. Doom. Been several games that has impressed me and that I consider epic and real gems but that game, Is the entire reason why I have Videogames as a hobby.Treflis
Seriously? You played doom and you were six years old?
It's hard for me to pick one honestly and not sure if you mean gameplay or cinematic experience. So I'll just list the most impactful games at the time I played them. If I really had to pick based on story/world atmosphere/cinematics that managed to get a lot of emotional reaction out of me I'd go with the 2 in bold.
[QUOTE="Tazzman1000"]Any Total war game. Nothing is more epic than leading your armies to world domination XDalim298
Yeah had great times with those games yet the AI wasn't much of a challenge... AI was a massive let down, but then again I don't think my royal families cared when they were sat on golden thrones :D
Dark Souls: You're basically a pissant nobody in the world with vague directions to ring a couple bells. However, there are plenty of gigantic monsters, trap-filled castles, poisonous swamps, etc. in your way. The only disappointing thing was how easy the last boss was and how quickly the game ushers you from the ending into New Game +. Mass Effect 2: It's the best in the series in terms of making Shepard into someone you really believe has a shot at saving the galaxy, with an ending that is extremely satisfying if you did a thorough playthrough.
I have to go with ether Metro Last Light, Skyrim (for the open world), Max Payne 3 (holy crap the Airport lvl is just....so amazing), Mass Effect or Batman Arkham City.
You set out on a what seems like a straight forward mission to save your planet form conquest with a, at first, rag-tag fleet and eventually build it up to incredible military strength. Then all of a sudden the stakes are raised even further. Facing planetary annihilation you set out to find what was your culture's God. Then, after a long search, actually find it and harness its power as a weapon to save your planet.
Multiplayer: Battlefield 2142.
Nothing can beat the rush of a coordinated, all-out Titan assault.
That's a good question, but a very hard one for me to answer. I have played so many games with epic stories to them, I've lost count. If I sit back, look over my game collection, and think on it for awhile I may be able to come up with an answer.
So yeah, Xenoblade Chronicles. I could just go on and list 10 or so games, but that's taking the easy way out.
SupremeAC
Gah, how could I forget! Just standing back in that game and taking in the fact that the game world you're exploring is basically one huge robot thing always sent light shivers down my spine.
So yeah, Xenoblade Chronicles. I could just go on and list 10 or so games, but that's taking the easy way out.
koospetoors
Gah, how could I forget! Just standing back in that game and taking in the fact that the game world you're exploring is basically one huge robot thing always sent light shivers down my spine.
For me it was the first time i joined my mates in guildwars, firt game of its type that i had played.... and had a lot of fun... all that exploring...oh if only i could play it again for the first time..):
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