Well, I'd say Silent Hill and Metal Gear Solid, those games have crazy make you think stories up the ass.
Most Intelligent game
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if its board game: go (AKA baduk)http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go_(board_game)
if its a video game: Mist
if its a video game: Mist
SO3 in terms of story in terms of gameplay... final fantasy 4 no overpowered limit breaks, magic takes time to charge AND mp isnt all that expendable
For its politics I would say Final Fantasy Tactics.
In terms of destroying your brain with illogical logic I'd say one of the greats of adventure games (Myst, Longest Journey, Grim Fandango etc, etc.)
In terms of humor and innovative concepts then look to Schafer.
Clever game mechanics I have to say something like Portal or maybe Okami.
For intelligent game design I'd say Shadow of the Colossus just in terms of being concise and well-designed.
In terms of intelligence required of a player to play then I'm going to be lost because I don't play enough strategy to make a valid decision.
In terms of destroying your brain with illogical logic I'd say one of the greats of adventure games (Myst, Longest Journey, Grim Fandango etc, etc.)
In terms of humor and innovative concepts then look to Schafer.
Clever game mechanics I have to say something like Portal or maybe Okami.
For intelligent game design I'd say Shadow of the Colossus just in terms of being concise and well-designed.
In terms of intelligence required of a player to play then I'm going to be lost because I don't play enough strategy to make a valid decision.
I really liked Planescape: Torment - it's probably the best RPG ever made, and really fits the bill as an intelligent game. Any games with major implication of morals or games that challenge our understanding of reality can probably be put into this cathegory - though games with plot twists that completely baffle the player are great.
As for intelligent games, the nominees are: Planescape: Torment, Portal, Monkey Island (naturally) and chess.
I also like Risk, but that's just to satisfy my lust for world domination.
As for intelligent games, the nominees are: Planescape: Torment, Portal, Monkey Island (naturally) and chess.
I also like Risk, but that's just to satisfy my lust for world domination.
Bioshock, especially if you read Ayn Rand books.
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Civilization- crushing the Germans and America with the country of Japan.
and give or take,
NWN2 MOTB
It had a very deep storyline.
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Civilization- crushing the Germans and America with the country of Japan.
and give or take,
NWN2 MOTB
It had a very deep storyline.
Planescape Torment had the most intelligent dialogue options (game developers should employ more philosophers and learned writers for their games)
Dwarf Fortress... intelligent... I'm not convinced it is actually intelligent but it does demand a good amount of planning and imagination from the player. (and is free)
Dwarf Fortress... intelligent... I'm not convinced it is actually intelligent but it does demand a good amount of planning and imagination from the player. (and is free)
Wasn't too hard, but just the right difficulty for me.egglad said:
Personally, Deus Ex was the deepest.
