Have you played the perfect game on PC yet?

I must say that with all of the games I have played,I haven't played the perfect game yet. Here are the marks of the perfect game: 1.Never gets boring,even for a second. 2.It's very enjoyable from the first scense until credits roll. 3.Not even a single bug in it. 4.100% replay value. 5.It has everything that a game needs: from story to graphics.etc.

Note:We're not talking about the best game you have ever played.

No game is bug free.

No game is bug free.

Legendaryscmt

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No game is bug free.

herzalot

Just because you never ran into one doesn't mean that the game is bug free.

[QUOTE="herzalot"][QUOTE="Legendaryscmt"]

No game is bug free.

Just because you never ran into one doesn't mean that the game is bug free.

i got to say mirrors edge and mass effect for me.

i would say team fortress 2 but i hated it at first then grew into it.

I've played some perfect games on Xbox 360: Saints Row 2, Earth Defense Force 2017, and NHL 09.

Civilization 4, Starcraft, and Half Life 2 were all close to perfect to me. Nothing is truly perfect.

Not yet.

Civilization 4, Starcraft, and Half Life 2 were all close to perfect to me. Nothing is truly perfect.

pvtdonut54

I must say that with all of the games I have played,I haven't played the perfect game yet. Here are the marks of the perfect game: 1.Never gets boring,even for a second. 2.It's very enjoyable from the first scense until credits roll. 3.Not even a single bug in it. 4.100% replay value. 5.It has everything that a game needs: from story to graphics.etc.

Note:We're not talking about the best game you have ever played.

herzalot

The perfect game already exists, on Nintendo's next gen system. Mario Galaxy is the most fun I have ever had with a game. Sure Half Life 2 and Episodes are also pretty good but I still find areas where I feel frustrated. Not for very long, but Galaxy is endlessly enjoyable from start to finish.

Lord of the Rings : Battle for the Middle Earth II, the best RTS I've played till now. Been playing since 2007 and still going hard! Even my dad plays this who is almost 50ish, and manages to beat me(We are quite close in skills). This game is teh best.gigatrainer

[QUOTE="gigatrainer"]Lord of the Rings : Battle for the Middle Earth II, the best RTS I've played till now. Been playing since 2007 and still going hard! Even my dad plays this who is almost 50ish, and manages to beat me(We are quite close in skills). This game is teh best.TheUberKnight

StarCraft

Never played the second one. I should probably look at getting it though now that I have upgraded. Love LOTR stuff.TheUberKnight

Starcraft.

Fascinating story, never saw a single bug without using *special ways* with modded map editors, no redundance that a crapload of more recent RTSs have with no reason other than annoying the player. I've put about 12,000 (yes, twelve thousands rounding down every variable, so probably it's even higher) hours in it and still at this time I play it for hours and hours when the "Oh geez, I'm looking at my games collection and everything looks so boring..." kicks in.

Crysis comes close, even though its bugs often are hardware/OS memory management fault. The alien part never irritated me, only the Core mission does, and even that by the way has the most amazing environment ever made to look at, so it's not really an issue.

Starcraft on my new PC looks kind of grainy. it's an old game but I've seen the game played on new computers and it looks quite good. Is there something I'm missing? There's no way to change the resolution or whatever so it can't be that. It doesn't look bad by any means, but I've just seen it look better on fairly new computers.TheUberKnight

Probably it's the monitor's fault. Mine still looks as sharp as it was back in '98 when I was using a 800x600 screen.

[QUOTE="TheUberKnight"]Starcraft on my new PC looks kind of grainy. it's an old game but I've seen the game played on new computers and it looks quite good. Is there something I'm missing? There's no way to change the resolution or whatever so it can't be that. It doesn't look bad by any means, but I've just seen it look better on fairly new computers.Mograine

Probably it's the monitor's fault. Mine still looks as sharp as it was back in '98 when I was using a 800x600 screen.

Lord of the Rings : Battle for the Middle Earth II, the best RTS I've played till now. Been playing since 2007 and still going hard! Even my dad plays this who is almost 50ish, and manages to beat me(We are quite close in skills). This game is teh best.gigatrainer

The closest thing I've found to perfection is Half-Life 2, and even that has problems... stuttering issues and sub-standard AI for example.

But there is no such thing as a genuinely perfect game.

I must say that with all of the games I have played,I haven't played the perfect game yet. Here are the marks of the perfect game: 1.Never gets boring,even for a second. 2.It's very enjoyable from the first scense until credits roll. 3.Not even a single bug in it. 4.100% replay value. 5.It has everything that a game needs: from story to graphics.etc.

Note:We're not talking about the best game you have ever played.

herzalot

hard to make a choice at the moment I would have to say bioshock, I just cant get enough of that game

Freelancer was as close to perfection as I ever got...

Mass Effect, X3, and Arma 2 are close runners up.

If there is a perfect game....its not on pcdakan45

Show me something perfect and I will show you something that is wrong with it.kilaan

[QUOTE="dakan45"]If there is a perfect game....its not on pcblade55555

Planescape: Torment. If only more PC games could follow its example. THAT is how you tell a video-game story. None of this re-hashed fantasy/Sci-fi dark lord garbage.

Id probs say FarCry was awesome until the evil monkeys came out to play. Half Life 2 was insaine, i was blown away.... then ravenholm kinda killed it for me and the constant loading when your in the buggy, asside from that it was brilliance :)

LOTRO: Battle for Middle-Earth.strider_ATI

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Mograine

1. Freespace series - One of the greatest series created bar none.

2. Diablo Series - May be Hack and Slash, but still gets support and played after how many years?

3. Thief Series - Great original story, graphics, play, etc.

4. Baldur's Gate Series - Epic in scope and replayability.

I must say that with all of the games I have played,I haven't played the perfect game yet. Here are the marks of the perfect game: 1.Never gets boring,even for a second. 2.It's very enjoyable from the first scense until credits roll. 3.Not even a single bug in it. 4.100% replay value. 5.It has everything that a game needs: from story to graphics.etc.

Note:We're not talking about the best game you have ever played.

herzalot

I think the game you are looking for is Real Life. On a more serious note, the game thats almost perfect for me is definitely X-Com series.mirgamer

Real life misses most of those points :P

[QUOTE="mirgamer"]I think the game you are looking for is Real Life. On a more serious note, the game thats almost perfect for me is definitely X-Com series.Mograine

Real life misses most of those points :P

Starcraft

[QUOTE="mirgamer"]I think the game you are looking for is Real Life. On a more serious note, the game thats almost perfect for me is definitely X-Com series.Mograine

Real life misses most of those points :P

Planescape: Torment. If only more PC games could follow its example. THAT is how you tell a video-game story. None of this re-hashed fantasy/Sci-fi dark lord garbage.

Rottenberry

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Planescape: Torment. If only more PC games could follow its example. THAT is how you tell a video-game story. None of this re-hashed fantasy/Sci-fi dark lord garbage.

TheCrazed420