If by "semi-recent" you mean with half-way decent 3D graphics, I'd recommend Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines. You can switch from First-person to Third person and back. It's a very good RPG, to boot, with excellent roleplaying elements and writing.
If by "semi-recent" you mean with half-way decent 3D graphics, I'd recommend Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines. You can switch from First-person to Third person and back. It's a very good RPG, to boot, with excellent roleplaying elements and writing.
Stalker. First thread someone hasn't mentioned it in the first or second post :Pclembo1990
That doesn't make any sense. (there are many thousands of such threads) And it's not really an RPG. Gothic 1/2/3, Morrowind, Oblivion, Fallout 3, Bloodlines. I reiterate all of these as worthy of notice.
Stalker. First thread someone hasn't mentioned it in the first or second post :Pclembo1990
Not an RPG. It has an inventory, exploration, dialouge, quests, upkeep and all, but no stats system. It's more like an open-ended survival shooter than an open-world shooter/RPG hybrid.
If by "semi-recent" you mean with half-way decent 3D graphics, I'd recommend Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines. You can switch from First-person to Third person and back. It's a very good RPG, to boot, with excellent roleplaying elements and writing.
aliblabla2007
THIS! No RPG can come close yet to the writing, excellent dialogue and characters of this game.
[QUOTE="clembo1990"]Stalker. First thread someone hasn't mentioned it in the first or second post :Paliblabla2007
Not an RPG. It has an inventory, exploration, dialouge, quests, upkeep and all, but no stats system. It's more like an open-ended survival shooter than an open-world shooter/RPG hybrid.
It's FPRPG enough for me. Also look at Daggerfall, it's not half bad even compared to Morrowind, plus it's the biggest game in gaming history.
Hellgate: London can be bought on amazon for like $3 right now. I'm having a lot of fun with it, I love how I keep getting flashbacks to Diablo 2 while playing it, and it has some of the coolest character classes I've ever played in a game.
Cons: no more multiplayer and often buggy
But for the ridiculously cheap price it's worth it for several hours of fun and a pretty fresh gaming experience.
You can also play a lot of MMO RPGs in that view too, all the time.
-Unreal-
But wouldn't that just gimp you? Although, there is a first person MMO coming! http://www.mortalonline.com/
Q: What is Mortal Online?
A:Mortal Online is a first-person MMORPG in an open player-controlled fantasy game world for the PC. Player versus Player (PvP), or rather Player to Player interaction plays an important part in Mortal Online as trading, learning, combat, rumors and alliances are largely dependent on communication between players. Our approach to character creation, character progress and skills are to get away from hours and hours of pointless grinding and quickly immerse you into the community â€" once there, your real journey begins.
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