The Mass Effects and Seiken Densetsu 3. Not only do you pick 3 playable characters out of 6, but you also pick 1 out of 3 final bosses. And there is extra dialogue if 2 of your playable characters are from nations at war with each other. I don't think they argue, but they flesh out the backstory a bit more. Never had a chance to test it out myself really, because there were only 3 save slots.
the game with the most re play value,not counting on-line!
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Hmmm, I'd have said tf2 (got more hours on that than anything else....) but if you disclose possibility then I suppose... Civilization series for me. Got quite a lot of replay value, since it randomly generates - you can freely muck about with the difficulty etc and do different styles each time you play - I remember a guy who didn't fight in a single war, and others where they conquer they entire world just to fall near the end and their empire collapses.
I do remember the games being very fun and jolly-well re-playable.
I do remember the games being very fun and jolly-well re-playable.
a lot of people are saying Fallout and and Oblivion, but i tend to just play with one character for hundreds of hours rather than having loads of characters
but i would say total war games
at the moment i have completed two Shogun 2 campaigns (came close to winning the first one but the Oda clan took me downtown in the last few years, won the second one with ease)
and i am going to start a 3rd in a bit, its just so much fun
but i would say total war games
at the moment i have completed two Shogun 2 campaigns (came close to winning the first one but the Oda clan took me downtown in the last few years, won the second one with ease)
and i am going to start a 3rd in a bit, its just so much fun
I'm sure there's a point in the disgaea's where you're as powerful as you can get, but i haven't seen it. there allways seems to be something more to do in that game.
The X-com games, Its never the same thing twice.
Mass effect, Im still finding new stuff on my playthroughs.
Neverwinter Nights 1 and 2, Because i like them.
And Defniately the Fallout series.
Mass effect, Im still finding new stuff on my playthroughs.
Neverwinter Nights 1 and 2, Because i like them.
And Defniately the Fallout series.
I'm split between short, excellent games like Portal and Flower, and great branching storyline RPGs like the Kotor, Dragon Age, and Mass Effect games from Biware. It depends on my mood.
(This reminds me: I've kept KoToR I & II on my hard drive for a reason, I want to play them again. Off I go! XD!)
(This reminds me: I've kept KoToR I & II on my hard drive for a reason, I want to play them again. Off I go! XD!)
Any of the fallouts, shumps, most racing games, fighters and massive open games like Civ4 and simcity.
I think the games I've reply the most (if not played the longest) s Bangai-O Spirits(DS) and Time Crisis 2(PS2) Its a never ending quest shave off a few tenths of a second on my best time or score a few more points.
I think the games I've reply the most (if not played the longest) s Bangai-O Spirits(DS) and Time Crisis 2(PS2) Its a never ending quest shave off a few tenths of a second on my best time or score a few more points.
Agreed, LoZ: OoT has such a high replay value to me, I made sure to DL it to my Wii. Kingdome Hearts takes second place.DJDarque said:
Good,deep rpg's as have already been said, i've replied Shadow's of Amn at least 5 times (finding all the secrets, items, every quest, creating the perfect party, different choices etc).
I would also say the total war series games though, if only because of the large number of factions available, resulting in the possibility of many, many campaigns. It wouldn't be that fun anymore after the first few but in terms of sheer hours available its up there.
Also another vote for LoZ OoT. That game defined my childhood i've replied it a dozen times, i can't get bored of it. I usually break it out again once a year and every time i sit down to play it i get massive wave of nostalgia.
I would also say the total war series games though, if only because of the large number of factions available, resulting in the possibility of many, many campaigns. It wouldn't be that fun anymore after the first few but in terms of sheer hours available its up there.
Also another vote for LoZ OoT. That game defined my childhood i've replied it a dozen times, i can't get bored of it. I usually break it out again once a year and every time i sit down to play it i get massive wave of nostalgia.
Shadow of the Colossus for me has a lot of replay value. There's just something about climbing and killing colosi that never seems to get old to me.
That and probably the Mass Effect series. With so many different decisions, outcomes, classes, and different character dialogue (to name a few things). It's just begging me to create different characters. I even play through the game again with characters I've already beaten the game with just for the hell of it.
That and probably the Mass Effect series. With so many different decisions, outcomes, classes, and different character dialogue (to name a few things). It's just begging me to create different characters. I even play through the game again with characters I've already beaten the game with just for the hell of it.
If you mean the most time to spend within a game (not what I consider replay value, but what most people seem to be referring to in this thread), than it would probably be a nice open world game like Red Dead Redemption, OoT, or to some extent certain JRPGs (like Final Fantasy X).
If you mean an incentive to replay the single player portion of the game (what I think you meant in the OP) than games like Fallout: New Vegas (can't speak for Fallout 3), Infamous 1 and 2, Star Ocean: Till the end of time, etc. Basically any game with a morality system and/or different choices that drastically effect the outcome of the game.
Also, not sure if you would consider this not online, since it requires online to get the stuff but you can play it single player, but Little Big Planet 1 and 2 both have tools for creating your own levels/ games which means you can continuously play them with new content. Infamous 2 just implemented a similar feature where you can create missions that will appear within the game and play other people's missions.
If you mean an incentive to replay the single player portion of the game (what I think you meant in the OP) than games like Fallout: New Vegas (can't speak for Fallout 3), Infamous 1 and 2, Star Ocean: Till the end of time, etc. Basically any game with a morality system and/or different choices that drastically effect the outcome of the game.
Also, not sure if you would consider this not online, since it requires online to get the stuff but you can play it single player, but Little Big Planet 1 and 2 both have tools for creating your own levels/ games which means you can continuously play them with new content. Infamous 2 just implemented a similar feature where you can create missions that will appear within the game and play other people's missions.
Oh god, all those hours I poured into Terran Conflict. That's a game you can literally play forever. Also, there is supposed to be a 4. "X:Rebirth".Hammeroj said:I was thinking of something generic like Oblivion or Fallout 3, but this man is right. X3 sucked over a hundred of hours out of me before I even got to one of the larger ships.Phishfood said:I'd go with a game like civilisation. Its all personal taste, I mean I spent ages playing original doom and that didn't even have an online option.
X games can be good for long play, mostly because they are so slow paced
