@Cloud_imperium: Good list, you have said most of the ones I wanted to say. I would add Binary Domain, Antichamber, Giants: CB, Outcast, Messiah, Loom (Amiga) and The Nomad Soul.
Hunt The Wumpus-extremely fun and challenging and no sequels
Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo-addictive and fun two player game
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Eternal Champions-There was a Sega CD expansion but no sequel. This fighting game got it right. Good characters, great stories, and a system that didn't let you spam special moves.
Every Final Fantasy was always a Final Fantasy up until Final Fantasy X.
I haven't played all of them... but the Final Fantasy games are all different from each other.....should they be considered sequels just because one has VII and one a VIII
Demon's Souls is in the Souls universe and shares pretty much exactly the same gameplay. So it doesn't count.
And Bloodborne is probably the only game out of them all that could be considered standalone. Since it's unrelated lore-wise (AFAIK) to the Souls games for the most part.
Demon's Souls is in the Souls universe and shares pretty much exactly the same gameplay. So it doesn't count.
And Bloodborne is probably the only game out of them all that could be considered standalone. Since it's unrelated lore-wise (AFAIK) to the Souls games for the most part.
But they are all fundamentally the same game.
Dude, I'm not disagreeing with you. I've always considered Demon's Souls and Dark Souls to be part of a single meta-franchise (Bloodborne not so much). I'm just saying, in spite of all the numerous similarities Demon's Souls and Dark Souls share, technically they are still two different IPs.
My pick (along some others that were already mentioned): Alpha Protocol
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One of the best and simultaneously one of the most underrated (or even completely forgotten) games I've ever experienced. It's not without (serious) flaws but it also offers some truly great features.
80’s: Dragon Wars
90’s: Fallout 2
00’s: KotOR II
10’s: Alpha Protocol
Winner and still undefeated champion: Interplay/Black Isle/Obsidian.
Hard West has well written dialogues and narrative. The Poles still win. :D
:D Well, i haven't played that. have you finished The Witcher 3 ?
Yep. :) Looking forward to second expansion of TW3.
Now, have one question for you, do we have a RPG in which all the quests have meaningful story like TW3 ? you know how quests are in a typical RPG :D
They said Gothic were one of their inspirations (which is one of my favorite open world games of all time)...it makes me impossible to say anything bad about them.
Now, have one question for you, do we have a RPG in which all the quests have meaningful story like TW3 ? you know how quests are in a typical RPG :D
They said Gothic were one of their inspirations (which is one of my favorite open world games of all time)...it makes me impossible to say anything bad about them.
Now, have one question for you, do we have a RPG in which all the quests have meaningful story like TW3 ? you know how quests are in a typical RPG :D
They said Gothic were one of their inspirations (which is one of my favorite open world games of all time)...it makes me impossible to say anything bad about them.
Gothic 2 > Witcher 3
:P
Some of my best gaming memories are from Gothic 2. Gothic 1 was near-perfect for 2001 (and rather innovative – it was, I think, the first RPG with NPC timetables – what TES marketed as “Radiant AI” 6 years later and haven’t managed to do right to this day.
Now, have one question for you, do we have a RPG in which all the quests have meaningful story like TW3 ? you know how quests are in a typical RPG :D
They said Gothic were one of their inspirations (which is one of my favorite open world games of all time)...it makes me impossible to say anything bad about them.
Gothic 2 > Witcher 3
:P
Some of my best gaming memories are from Gothic 2. Gothic 1 was near-perfect for 2001 (and rather innovative – it was, I think, the first RPG with NPC timetables – what TES marketed as “Radiant AI” 6 years later and haven’t managed to do right to this day.
“the first RPG with NPC timetables”
I believe that would be Ultima V, which shipped in 1988, followed by Ultima VI, and Ultima VII which also contained this feature. There might be earlier ones.
Now, have one question for you, do we have a RPG in which all the quests have meaningful story like TW3 ? you know how quests are in a typical RPG :D
They said Gothic were one of their inspirations (which is one of my favorite open world games of all time)...it makes me impossible to say anything bad about them.
Gothic 2 > Witcher 3
:P
Some of my best gaming memories are from Gothic 2. Gothic 1 was near-perfect for 2001 (and rather innovative – it was, I think, the first RPG with NPC timetables – what TES marketed as “Radiant AI” 6 years later and haven’t managed to do right to this day.
“the first RPG with NPC timetables”
I believe that would be Ultima V, which shipped in 1988, followed by Ultima VI, and Ultima VII which also contained this feature. There might be earlier ones.
Castlevania II (1987) and Dragon Quest III (1988) also had NPC timetables.
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