List at least one game with superb story/plot.

Oh and it can't be rushed out. At least 50 hours of quality gameplay that I would deeply cheerish afterwards for the wonderful memories. I find modern games more focused on action and graphics over unique experience with original plot.

There are tons out there that I've been blessed to experience over the last 22 years and I'll gladly share later on this thread. You are welcome to add games for older consoles like PSX, PS2 and Dreamcast. I never bought any other console after I got my PC despite playing most console games prior, but I had my reasons.

List at least one game with superb story/plot. At least 50 hours of quality gameplay that I would deeply cheerish afterwards for the wonderful memories.

 

Kopogero

Diablo 3

Dragon Age: Origins

The Witcher

To the Moon. Probably the most beautiful and heart warming story that I experienced in a while. The game proves you can deliver a powerful story without fancy graphics and even voice acting. The story is told through simplistic 8-bit graphics and it has many dark themes which you don't see that much in the video game industry today. I highly recommend you to check it out and go through it in one playthrough(around 6 hours) to get the whole vibe. The soundtrack is also amazing too!

Fallout: New Vegas.

Obsidian has some amazing scribes working for them, and it took me around 120 hours to finish everything. Various different endings, morally complex decisions, and some great characters. The actual world is kind of bland, especially in comparison to Bethesda's stellar rendition of Washington DC in Fallout 3, but the writing is well worth it.

The Walking Dead, but it is around 12 hours, not 50.

The Longest Journey and Dreamfall: The Longest Journey have great stories. 

The Longest Journey and Dreamfall: The Longest Journey have great stories. 

0alex0

I also recommend this, especially since Dreamfall Chapters is finally coming out.

BioShock

Assassin's Creed II

Max Payne 3

Dragon Age: Origins

The Witcher

JangoWuzHere

No such thing

The Secret World

Oh and it can't be rushed out. At least 50 hours of quality gameplay that I would deeply cheerish afterwards for the wonderful memories. I find modern games more focused on action and graphics over unique experience with original plot.

There are tons out there that I've been blessed to experience over the last 22 years and I'll gladly share later on this thread. You are welcome to add games for older consoles like PSX, PS2 and Dreamcast. I never bought any other console after I got my PC despite playing most console games prior, but I had my reasons.

Kopogero

Planescape: Torment has a superb plot, with excellent writting, and it will stay with you for years. It plays more like a adventure game, than a RPG. Once you play it, you'll understand the depth of what can change the nature of a man. Can be completed in about 40, maybe 45 hours.

NWN2: Mask of the Betrayer has the best plot of this generation, by far, and with a camera mod, it'll play well. It's about 20, 25 hours long. 

To The Moon has a wonderful, heart warming plot, although the writting is below average and the puzzles are simplistic, it is a perfect adventure game for people that don't like challenging puzzles. It's also about 4 hours long, the pace is allright.

Xenogears has the best character depth of all console games, though if you have a psychology degree, or any sort of knowledge about this, you won't like the plot. Thankfully i don't, so i absolutely loved the plot. This game is over 60 hours long. 

Final Fantasy VII.

I don't think I've ever had a game last me 50hrs.

Anyway I think some good games would be :

1. Deus Ex Human Revolution
2. Max Payne 3
3. Batman Arkham Asylum
4. Batman Arkham City

A few other games you might like :

1. Fur Fighters
2. Headhunter
 

Sanitarium. A game totally faded into obscurity but well worth your time if you like to think.

Fallout: New Vegas.

Obsidian has some amazing scribes working for them, and it took me around 120 hours to finish everything. Various different endings, morally complex decisions, and some great characters. The actual world is kind of bland, especially in comparison to Bethesda's stellar rendition of Washington DC in Fallout 3, but the writing is well worth it.

SPYDER0416

skrat, Spec Ops: The Line is one of the best things that happened to story telling in shooters by some time. Decent game overall.ShadowJax04

skrat, Spec Ops: The Line is one of the best things that happened to story telling in shooters by some time. Decent game overall.ShadowJax04

Yeah it does have a great story, and way of telling it. (actually one of the best in a long while) however, no where near 50 hours of gameplay.

And the multiplayer chat support for it is broken, occupies mic channels even when not in use (and can't use it in STEAM chat) so co-op is bit useless if you aren't communicating.

To the Moon. Probably the most beautiful and heart warming story that I experienced in a while. The game proves you can deliver a powerful story without fancy graphics and even voice acting. The story is told through simplistic 8-bit graphics and it has many dark themes which you don't see that much in the video game industry today. I highly recommend you to check it out and go through it in one playthrough(around 6 hours) to get the whole vibe. The soundtrack is also amazing too!

klusps

Came in here just to say this, proud to see it on the first page.

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List at least one game with superb story/plot. At least 50 hours of quality gameplay that I would deeply cheerish afterwards for the wonderful memories.

 

the_bi99man

Diablo 3

Please tell me this is a joke!?  DIII botched the story with a overly chatty victorias secret version of Diablo and poor "scenes".  i enjoyed DIII a lot, but its story was not the strongest aspect of it.

Diablo II is much much better and the scenes are the best I have ever seen.

NWN2: Mask Of The Betrayer

Planscape Torment

To The Moon (Wont get 50 hours out of it, but still superb plot)

KOTOR2

Witcher series

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List at least one game with superb story/plot. At least 50 hours of quality gameplay that I would deeply cheerish afterwards for the wonderful memories.

 

NaveedLife

Diablo 3

Please tell me this is a joke!?  DIII botched the story with a overly chatty victorias secret version of Diablo and poor "scenes".  i enjoyed DIII a lot, but its story was not the strongest aspect of it.

Diablo II is much much better and the scenes are the best I have ever seen.

Sanitarium. A game totally faded into obscurity but well worth your time if you like to think.

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Fallout: New Vegas.

Obsidian has some amazing scribes working for them, and it took me around 120 hours to finish everything. Various different endings, morally complex decisions, and some great characters. The actual world is kind of bland, especially in comparison to Bethesda's stellar rendition of Washington DC in Fallout 3, but the writing is well worth it.

ShadowJax04

I don't mean graphically bland (and if I did I wouldn't have mentioned Fallout 3 as a positive example), I meant bland as in the world is just kind of boring. Vegas is small, sectioned off and inglorious while the other locations are also tiny and not at all memorable.

By contrast DC in Fallout 3 was huge and awesome.

I also want to add for OP that Fallout 3 has a pretty good story, it isn't as nuanced as New Vegas but I think Bethesda paces it much better and it's easier to get into.

Bioshock

Thx for the wonderful and detailed feedback. As a veteran player in this age it's very challenging to find a game worth playing so I've been forced to find other nongaming activities.

There is just no games at all that are all around superB as it used to.

The Witcher 2

fallout 2

arcanum

deus ex 1

vampire the masquarade ( first time I stayed up till 6 am to play a game )

crysis 1

far cry 1

mass effect 1

fallout new vegas * it's more than a story, its a world*

kotor series

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swtor storyline for sith inquisitor, quit the game after that

Fallout: New Vegas.

SPYDER0416

Agree. Any of the Elder Scrolls games have a good story, and their also pretty damn long.