I'm indecisive, and my library is huge
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Wow! Maybe try one at a time, at least until you complete a few. RDR is pretty quick to complete and probably has the most rewarding story so I'd suggest that. Mind you I haven't played a lot of those games, so perhaps just go with the one you feel most invested in.
Finished No More Heroes. Charming game, very grindy. odd difficulty curve for boss fights.
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After a lot of recommendations, I finished RE5. I beat it in its entirety with a friend of mine. I really enjoyed myself a lot. The game looks great, but you control like a tank, but that's with every RE game.
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Having finished a healthy proportion of the games on this list, I would play them in this order:superbleeder12 said:
(1) Assassin's Creed 2 has such a great storyline and setting that it's very much worth the time to finish it, though I wouldn't bother with the non-required collection quests and side quests for the most part. Probably my favourite console game of this generation.
(2) Bayonetta is a more outrageously stylish game I could ever have even imagined. It's controller-breakingly difficult, but relatively short and well worth a playthrough just to appreciate the sheer commitment to the aesthetic. The combat is also really enjoyable. Again, it's HARD, like Nintendo Hard, but it rarely feels unfair and a lot of the time you'll impress yourself with how much better you're getting at the game as it really pushes you to improve.
(3) Red Dead Redemption has great gameplay, compelling characters, and one of the best storylines I've seen in a game in a long time aside from AC2. I'd would say to play it first, but it's LONG and, as in any Rockstar game, there's a lot of dicking around to do outside of the main missions.
(4) Dragon Age Origins is a pretty great vaguely classic-style RPG (I'm not looking to argue about this, please don't try to start). It's essentially Knights of the Old Republic: Fantasy Edition. This is a good thing.
Amnesia is probably the scariest game ever made if you're ever in a horror mood. I only ever really played it sporadically though since that's not a mode I'm usually in for extended periods of time.
And then there's Morrowind. Perhaps my favourite game ever made. You didn't specify the platform, but if this is on PC, this is an absolute must. I'm not quite as enthusiastic about recommending the console version since the game is so menu heavy, but I have friends who liked it. Fair warning though, you can lose a significant amount of your life to this game. You have to be willing to put up with terrible graphics (mods can help tremendously on the PC) and some pretty simple and relatively lackluster combat, but the sheer openendedness of it from character design to missions to exploration is just breathtaking. And best of all, the massive open world is populated with things that are actually interesting. There are hundreds of interesting characters, several dozen conflicting organizations with tensions running between all of them, and interesting set pieces that you definitely don't see in any other fantasy games (it's not just a variation on the theme of Tolkienesque fantasy). Also, your actions often actually have noticable effects on the world, despite the nonlinear design.
Odin Sphere, Persona 3, and Legend of Dragoon. I love'em all, but I'd do Odin Sphere first.superbleeder12 said:I have a massive list of games I have yet to complete in my library. I've played all of them, anywhere from 1-20 hours, but have yet to complete a single one
As the title suggests, I'm indecisive. Help me determine what game to play.
Here is a convenient image that has all the games I have in my list. I've completed Parasite Eve.
Your assistance is much appreciated.
Update: completed No More Heroes. The infinite battery is a must at the final boss.
Update: Resident Evil 5 completed in its entirety co-op online.
Folklore, The ending act's story is mind bending and dipped in that good old Japanese symbolism.
I was afraid it would all be JRPGs. However, you, good sir, have an excellent taste in games.
I'd suggest STALKER, Baldur's Gate 2, Zeno Clash (short game, so that won't take you long) or Morrowind/Oblivion.
All of those games have great storylines (save maybe Zeno Clash, but it has some interesting settings) and are pretty immersive.
Have fun!
I really should do something like this.. Good idea! Thank you, OP
I'd suggest STALKER, Baldur's Gate 2, Zeno Clash (short game, so that won't take you long) or Morrowind/Oblivion.
All of those games have great storylines (save maybe Zeno Clash, but it has some interesting settings) and are pretty immersive.
Have fun!
I really should do something like this.. Good idea! Thank you, OP
