Recommend me a game?

[ThePocketWeasel]

Title covers it really.
I want a game for the 360, I don't mind what genre, old or new, I just want an engaging story.

Thank you

 

[omicron1]

Kameo: Elements of Power?

 

[MetaMop]

Kameo: Elements of Power?

That game had a story?

 

[Katherine Kerensky]

Eh, I'd recommend The Elderscrolls IV: Oblivion, if you haven't played it. Fair amount of customisations, lots of things to do, nice big game world, free-roam, good replayability, and, as I said, plenty to do <3
I poured in hundred of hours on the 360, and I'm now doing the same on PC, 64 hours so far >.>
On one character >.>

 

[Irridium]

Bioshock is probably the best you can do.

 

[CrashBang]

Kameo: Elements of Power?

I still own that game. Oh god it's so awesome

OT: Engaging story? Lost Odyssey. It's a JRPG from the creator/director of Final Fantasy I-X and it's brilliant
I also, obviously, recommend Mass Effect 1&2 and Dragon Age
Condemned is also an underrated game. It's a first person horror game with great atmosphere, voice acting and a very interesting story (before it was ruined by the shite that was Condemned 2)

EDIT: Oh yeah, and Bioshock. Best atmosphere and immersion in pretty much any game I've played this generation

 

[ThePocketWeasel]

Eh, I'd recommend The Elderscrolls IV: Oblivion, if you haven't played it. Fair amount of customisations, lots of things to do, nice big game world, free-roam, good replayability, and, as I said, plenty to do <3
I poured in hundred of hours on the 360, and I'm now doing the same on PC, 64 hours so far >.>
On one character >.>

Played it? That game is part of the reason why I posted this. I can't seem to find a game which looks like it's storyline will even come close to Oblivion's. It upsets me.

 

[KefkaCultist]

Eh, I'd recommend The Elderscrolls IV: Oblivion, if you haven't played it. Fair amount of customisations, lots of things to do, nice big game world, free-roam, good replayability, and, as I said, plenty to do <3
I poured in hundred of hours on the 360, and I'm now doing the same on PC, 64 hours so far >.>
On one character >.>

Played it? That game is part of the reason why I posted this. I can't seem to find a game which looks like it's storyline will even come close to Oblivion's. It upsets me.

Well theres Fallout 3 or New Vegas which are similar, I prefer Oblivion over them but they are still pretty good

assuming you have those though, I recommend Darksiders. Its not the greatest game ever but I really liked it. Its kinda like zelda/god of war/devil may cry in one game. Plus Mark Hammil does one of the voices with adds cool factor

 

[RheynbowDash]

Go back to the original Xbox.

Jade Empire

Kotor 1 & 2

Metal Arms: Glitch in the System

 

[MetaMop]

Eh, I'd recommend The Elderscrolls IV: Oblivion, if you haven't played it. Fair amount of customisations, lots of things to do, nice big game world, free-roam, good replayability, and, as I said, plenty to do <3
I poured in hundred of hours on the 360, and I'm now doing the same on PC, 64 hours so far >.>
On one character >.>

Played it? That game is part of the reason why I posted this. I can't seem to find a game which looks like it's storyline will even come close to Oblivion's. It upsets me.

Oblivion had a story, too!? All I remember is Patrick Stewart telling me how he's been dreaming about me and then fighting some dinosaurs from hell.

 

[warm slurm]

Deadly Premonition.

 

[Tdc2182]

Assassin's Creed 2?

 

[ComicsAreWeird]

Mass Effect 1 and 2 are no-brainers. Alan Wake is good too.

 

[bl4ckh4wk64]

Engaging Story? You mean immersion? and for 360... Your two best bets would either be the Mass Effect trilogy or Fallout 3 and NV.

 

[voetballeeuw]

Well if you like Oblivion, as someone mentioned before, play FO3 or New Vegas. Consider the Assassin's Creed games as well. I bought the Orange Box yesterday and it's awesome. Red Dead Redemption is also an option. Dragon Age: Origins is also an interesting RPG.