[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]
Thief for sure. Highly recommend. One of my all time favorite game series.
Katawa Shoujo
Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light.
Hotline Miami has a pretty good storyline, not very complex but keeps you curious.
Also I'll give a vote to Spec Ops the Line, the gameplay is simple (I actually liked it), but the story is great and there are slightly different ways to end it.
I didn't think Max Payne 3s storyline was good at all, it felt like a B movie structured around max payne but that had little to nothing to do with him. If it were a movie it would be pretty bad, but the gunplay is awesome so it's worth a playthrough for sure.
The S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series has some incredible atmosphere and a pretty in-depth story line
As far as games which haven't been mentioned yet, I think Metroid Prime 2: Echo's had a pretty cool storyline that was made all the more stronger by the locations you visit.
[sp]I got chills when I first visited the Sanctuary Fortress. You go there vaguely knowing that really bad things happened there.[/sp]
The Resident Evil series, up until the game turned over to the action genre. Resident Evil 4 wasn't too bad though.
These two are old as dirt and you should've probably already played them, but of the games I've played, I'd say the ones I got the most sucked into the story of would be Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy VI.
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