Nah when I say "deep" I mean a storyline that's both complex and compelling. Something that draws you in and really makes you think you're there.Zythyl
IL-2 Sturmovik.....this is the ONLY game i couldn't quite figure out in the past ten years.....as such, it has a special place on my heart. would really like to get down and spend some serious time with it someday. :)
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Agreed. There's so much to learn in that game. I'll also sit down and try to learn the game to its max once I get motivated to buy a joystick, rudder and pedal :P.
As for story, I'd say KOTOR is pretty much up there. I do want to play Planescepe Torment just to see what the hype is all about.
i really liked the story in starcraft, and i got really immersed in bioshock. probably not the deepest games of all time but definately near the top out of the games i've played :)
Oblivion. If by deep you mean loads of repetetive content.hongkingkong
QFFT - people who think Oblivion has a deep storylinehave clearlynever played any games with REAL storylines.
*resurrects thread*
the deepest storylines are as follows:
5. Deus Ex
4. The Witcher
3. Max Payne 2
2. Knights of the Old Republic II
1. Planescape: Torment
Baldur's Gate 2 was left out, because although it had among the deepest most perfectly developed characters you could ask for, the storyline itself was more of a mousehunt than a puzzle
Story: Planescape: Torment. It has the best story I've ever seen on a game.
Gameplay: Ultima VII: The Black Gate.This RPG is the most deep I've ever played. You can even get a job on a local bakery and actually make breads using the ingredients individually, following the recipe and all. :lol:
p.s. Halo series sux big time and i wouldnt include them in any top...they just suck(now for anyone who dosent agree with me,you can reply with a short argument where you can say why you think Halo has a great storyline and ill gladly come up with 10 why this game sux...or you can just flame me:P )
Bioshock- it really made me feel like I was there. I mean the atmosphere and enviroment they created was very in-depth. Very high hopes for the second one in 2 more days. I'll cheers to that!!!! Dragon Age or Fallout 3- these games were very good too. Never played this Planetscape Torment, but I have heard nothing but good things about it. If it wasnt so old, I might think about playing it.
If you're talking story - then Bioshock or Stalker: SOC, although I (sadly,) don't play many RPG's, which have the best stories. If we're talking time needed to learn/master - then undoubtedly the original Victoria.
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