Vampire The Masquerade : Bloodlines.
Good Dialogue, Good Story.
Shitty Combat, Buggy.
[QUOTE=Skyward;43689689]Broken Steel still sucked.[/QUOTE]
Ya but it fixes the stupid ass [sp]self sacrifice for no fuckin reason when the super mutant companion can just go in there and shut the purifier off but he won't.[/sp]
[QUOTE=Nestophales;43686334]No Darkness 1? That storyline got super immersive once [I]the thing[/I] happened and once the storyline concluded I won't lie I fucking teared up like a god damn man[/QUOTE]
Good point. I've always read the comics though so I didn't appreciate how the first was handled in comparison. :v:
shadow of the colossus
[QUOTE=The golden;43690093]That ending though...good god[/QUOTE]
It did it's job. For me, at least.
Back on topic, Silent Hill 1-4, the Metro games, Vampire Bloodlines, Hotline Miami, New Vegas, Lone Survivor, Jade Empire, Bioshock 1 and Infinite, Alice, Call Of Cthulhu (the first half, anyways), Deus Ex, Home, Alan Wake, CoD: Big Red One, Wolf Among Us, Walking Dead, Spec Ops the Line, Kentucky Route Zero, Papers Please, Knock Knock, Bastiom, Stalker, To the Moon, and I'd also say Underhell but I'm pretty sure I'm alone when I say that.
[QUOTE=ChronoBlade;43685751]The whole Metal Gear Solid series. You shall not be disappointed.[/QUOTE]
MGS is definitely my favorite series, but sometimes the characters talk about A LOT of stupid bullshit.
GTA IV, RDR
The Last of Us was really immersive. I think the story and writing gets more praise than it deserves, bit still worth your time ten hundred percent.
[QUOTE=ashxu;43686713]Yes, I second to KotoR1/2.[/QUOTE]
KOTOR 1 has a good plot but it still has the (IMO) childishly simple Star Wars morals. KOTOR 2 mixes up a lot more where the Light Side doesn't necessarily mean [I]good[/I] and Dark Side doesn't meant [I]evil[/I].
KOTOR 2 needs one of the cut-content mods to show its full potential, Obsidian got fucked (seems to happen a lot to them) and the game was released with a lot of content missing.
It's an amazing game when patched up with mods.
Though people buying either should keep in mind that, despite being sold on STEAM, neither are natively compatible with Windows 7/8 and will frequently crash unless you fiddle with settings and mods.
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[QUOTE=MightyLOLZOR;43690605]MGS is definitely my favorite series, but sometimes the characters talk about A LOT of stupid bullshit.[/QUOTE]
I think that's part of the appeal to the codec conversations.
red dead and max payne are a few that come to mind
basically anything by rockstar
Mount and Blade Warband, simply because I created my own story. I had literally conquered all of Caldaria and then it all fell apart before my eyes and NPC's I'd considered best allies turned on me simply because I didn't give them enough land. It's a shame you can't execute nobles as King, I would have purged my entire faction.
i liked spec ops: the line
Final Fantasy X
original Deus Ex
[QUOTE=bradleigh;43693390]i liked spec ops: the line[/QUOTE]
This, it is defintely worth a rental at least.
It was a enjoyable evening playing through it.
Combat wasn't that enjoyable, but at certain parts you would feel like the biggest asshole. A Rare thing to feel in a singleplayer game.
What the fuck why has nobody said Half-Life 2 and it's episodes?
Ride to Hell: Retribution
Fallout 1
Last of Us
Asura's Wrath
Dragon's Dogma (second half)
Red Dead Redemption
[QUOTE=Zinayzen;43690258]shadow of the colossus[/QUOTE]
what i played a bit of this and all it was was going from colossus to colossus and receiving hints
garry's mod
Beneath a Steel Sky. Beautiful story and game. It's free at gog.
[url]http://www.gog.com/game/beneath_a_steel_sky[/url]
LA Noire, especially when you first start up. It's really fun getting into the whole 50's vibe, especially with the whole noire thing going on. Fantastic game for getting absorbed in late at night.
Killing Floor. By the end of one game, you'll be yelling "I AM WELDING THIS DOAH" every time you lock your house front door and you'll get lods of emone.
[QUOTE=foarks;43705415]LA Noire, especially when you first start up. It's really fun getting into the whole 50's vibe, especially with the whole noire thing going on. Fantastic game for getting absorbed in late at night.[/QUOTE]
except that
I felt literally no connection to the main character, gave up halfway through
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I did like the Irishman tho
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STALKER games (despite some storytelling faults the first two games are actually hella interesting story wise, given you play them in release order)
Fallout 1, 2 and new vegas (1 is the most atmospheric)
Thief series (The dark project/The metal age/deadly shadows)
^ If you are looking for an immersive storyline Thief is your best bet. The ambience is extremely immersive and the games are incredibly well written
[QUOTE=Bloodshot12;43707260]STALKER games (despite some storytelling faults the first two games are actually hella interesting story wise, given you play them in release order)
Fallout 1, 2 and new vegas (1 is the most atmospheric)
Thief series (The dark project/The metal age/deadly shadows)
^ If you are looking for an immersive storyline Thief is your best bet. The ambience is extremely immersive and the games are incredibly well written[/QUOTE]
Don't bother with the new thief though
Dark souls is really immersive by the time I finished it I wanted to set myself on fire too.
team fortress 2 :v:
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