What was the last game you felt completely immersed in?

[smartengine]

Robot unicorn attack.

Especially with my 3D glasses!

 

[Megacherv]

I can get immersed in anything. Fuck, I'm currently immersed in Ace Attorney Investigations

 

[ImmortalDrifter]

New Vegas

 

[thirion1850]

WoW, when I roleplayed in it. Other than that, there always is something that takes me right out. :/

 

[Coldster]

The Godfather. I still don't know why but for some reason that game feels so immersive. Guess its different for everyone right?

 

[William Beattie]

*possible spoiler alert read at your discretion *

Mass effect 2 I still get chills during the scene after you go through the omega relay and I was truely horrified by something that happened inside the harvester base. This was pretty new to me as I have so rarely if ever been absolutly surprised and horrified by a game, I felt I was major sheperd and I really cared for the NPC's and the ship. I rate this as possibly my favourite game ever.

 

[Foxbat Flyer]

Dragon age:Origins, it got so bad i had to stop playing and not play it again... that was about a year ago, and i have started playing it again the other day from where i left off and i can still remember all that has happened and i still know my way around like i never left

 

[Slangeveld]

Savage2.


Maybe not a good sign.

 

[natcvbrp]

Mass Effect is really immersive, besides being my fav game of all time..
Dragon Age 2 and Assassin's Creed too.

 

[zehydra]

Fallout 3. Everything was just right. Except for the bugs.

 

[Chris646]

I'm not sure. I mean, I notice my immersion level when I am transferring between two very different games, like recently, Psychonauts and Sands of Destruction. I become really immersed in a world while I'm there, but I can't remember the last time really.

 

[WorldCritic]

Persona 3, seriously, last night I looked up at the moon and my first thought was "Crap, I need to train some more before the next shadow appears."

 

[Rooster893]

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night.

It honestly felt like I was trudging through the dark, cold recesses of Dracula's castle.

It was an amazing yet confined feeling.

And on 32 bits, no less!

 

[Jonesy911]

Probably Shadow of the Colossus. I played it next to an open window all night with the wind blowing through my hair and fell asleep in the same position. When I woke up I geuninely thought I was clinging on to the back of a 5 story eagle/dinosaur thingy

 

[TheYellowCellPhone]

TF2, a few hours ago.

Kicked ass as a Spy, looked at the scoreboard after an autoscramble...

Hmm. Around 800 points, second place had around 180 points. Time to take a break.

 

[vioray]

Dragon Age: Origins, before that Morrowind. played a lot of great games but not many that you can really get lost in

 

[Celestil]

Dragon Age 2..wanted to get the Become Viscount trophy and i think only way is to side with templars, but i was in a relationship with Merril. I first said, yeah go with templars than Merril was all like"nooooo" and so i went with mages..because i felt bad. then, i killed Anders. Because my first playthrough, i got with him and than he broke my dude's heart so i wanted revenge.

 

[Midnight Crossroads]

The last time I was truly immersed in a game was several years ago playing Call of Duty 2. It was during the British levels in Africa where you have to fight through German trenches. I saw a dead German officer, and I picked up his pistol. I felt a little sick all of sudden.

 

[penguindude42]

Gothic 2 and ultima 7. Great rpgs!

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