I've got two candidates for that:
- Uncharted 4
- GTA 5
Ubcharted is visually stunning and I really like the story it tells.
GTA 5 STILL is a game where I find new things.
I've got two candidates for that:
Ubcharted is visually stunning and I really like the story it tells.
GTA 5 STILL is a game where I find new things.
Spyro the Dragon as I was back in the day. That game has always been so magical for me.
I remember loving Spyro as a kid, but I tried playing the remakes and didn't really enjoy it anymore. I wish I could experience them again as a child, not as adult me.
I agree with lots of what's already been said and haven't got much to add to those extant conversations, so let me try to add in some that I've not seen:
RuneScape is a candidate. I started way back with RS Classic (the sprite-based one!).
Oh, and Dwarf Fortress too. That began in 2009.
Achaea and/or Lusternia are way up there but I don't imagine anyone but me can share the experience.
Oh, as well, Mount & Blade: Warband. Quite the adventure(s).
I don't really game anymore. But this thread did dredge up some memories, old and new.
Thank you.
I'm gonna say Skies of Arcadia, just love that game, and it saddens me to this day that Sega have abandoned it.
Breath of the Wild or Tears of the Kingdom. BOTW was my first Zelda game and I honestly loved it. I would sit for hours in the living room zoned in to the game with checklist paper and notebooks next to me to keep track of what I was doing. If I could do it again I'd instead use an interactive map like I did with TOTK.
As for TOTK, the Rito dungeon was my favorite and if I could experience that adrenaline pumping battle for the first time again, I would. Tulin is a baby and I love him.
Mother 3. I really don't know what else to say, this series impacted me so much in my youth and I wish I got to experience it raw.
The Binding of Isaac.
This is the eternal game of ever. It is balanced, fair, excellent feedback (time to win), super I'm depth unlocks, one of the best meta games. Take the time to learn the basics and this game is infinite.
It is balanced, fair
Mmmm Delirium would disagree
I have seen no mention of Planescape Torment, so there you go.
tales of phantasia.
the op intro song is very memorable
If you haven't yet, play the psx version. It's gorgeous
For retro games my answer is probably Yoshi's Island. If you include modern games I'd likely go with Hollow Knight. If VNs count then Echo.
Vintage gaming community.
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