The Witcher series and the Mass Effects series. A staggering amount of replayability with so much choice in how you handle the storyline.
the game with the most re play value,not counting on-line!
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Metro 2033 (you must be shocked), I've played it six times through and keep finding new things.
That or a Fallout game.
That or a Fallout game.
Odd to see Oblivion is this argument
Morrowind similar game had the great houses lines (only 1 house per character)
As well as many more factions suited to what ever your character type was (Oblivion Mages guild was easily beaten by warriors). Not to mention many more skills/spells to specialize in.
In terms of replay value Morrowind had much more to offer in terms of a different experience each time than Oblivion.
Too bad Skyrim looks once again to be cutting back on factions...
Morrowind similar game had the great houses lines (only 1 house per character)
As well as many more factions suited to what ever your character type was (Oblivion Mages guild was easily beaten by warriors). Not to mention many more skills/spells to specialize in.
In terms of replay value Morrowind had much more to offer in terms of a different experience each time than Oblivion.
Too bad Skyrim looks once again to be cutting back on factions...
Any time someone says something like this it hurts my gaming soul.xbox hero said:
OT: Probably Oblivion or the Civilization games. Both of which have already been mentioned. I'll get you one day ninjas!
AC games probably have the LEAST replay value for me.TerribleAssassin said:
1. The whole point of the game is basically exploration and uncovering "secrets." Once you play through you know where to go, what to do.
2. AC brotherhood was WAYYYY too long. Inexorably long. There's no way I could sit through "destroy that borgia tower" for another 20 hours.
3. There's not much to do other than stab that guy then continue on or chase him.
For me I'd have to say FFIII. I've beaten it like 3 times each one tanking more or less 40-60 hours. There were so many class options. You can beat it with only white mages, black mages, red knights, monks or any combination of the other like 9 classes.
oblivion
It's a very good game, plus it has thousands of hours of gameplay can't wait for skyrim!
It's a very good game, plus it has thousands of hours of gameplay can't wait for skyrim!
For me, it's Gears of War 2. A strange choice, but I always find myself coming back to it. It's just so fun to play.
half life 2
its weird, i never cared for the multiplayer but the campaign is just to fun not to play.
actually, all valve games are like that.
its weird, i never cared for the multiplayer but the campaign is just to fun not to play.
actually, all valve games are like that.
I would say Fable: The Lost Chapters. You can play through more than once always making different decisions throughout the game.
Pick up RTS as a hobby. There's the Command & Conquer series (Red Alert series, Tiberian Sun series, Generals was ok), Starcraft 1&2, Stronghold 1&2 and Crusader, and the entire Total War series. I promise you, pick your favorite one or two and you will loose WEEKS of your life to playing time(potentially on par with Pokemon even, that evil, evil game). Especially if you find you like the Total War series. It has a campaign map where you manage your empire and direct your armies to attack and defend cities (which you manage, if you like). There are multiple factions to play and in many cases you can manipulate the files easily enough to play most if not all "unplayable factions." Then the battles themselves are in real-time or have auto-resolve if you don't feel like it or trust your general more than yourself (not usual). Or you can even make your own skirmish against the computer (with computer allies if you desire).
Have fun!
Have fun!
