Gotta share the love on my favorite rpg ever. Legend of dragoon. It's an rpg with quicktime events that are the attacks. it has an amazing soundtrack, voice acting is used about 5 times (and it's actually not that bad)and the graphics are really great
What's that special game that no-one knows about, but you love it?
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Mana Khemia, a PS2 JRPG with a weird name and a strange light tone, but for some reason the game is really fun and it doesn't actually require grinding which I am very thankful for.
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I really wanted to buy Earth Defense Force 2, but I can't seem to find a copy here in Tucson. Don't know what's dealio.King of the Sandbox said:
Well, mine are:
.Hack series,
Monday Night Combat,
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA, a Reckless Disregard for Gravity,
and finally, The Neverhood.
Blade Kitten
<- Featuring a main character that would be a good choice for an avatar.
Very silly, but nice inventive graphics style, and the pieces more or less come together.
Also, more of less anything by Spiderweb, in particular Exile 3 and Blade of Exile. though, BoE might not count, since it was the community that made most of the content. Nephil's Gambit is a fan made scenario that, IMHO, is superior to the official stuff Spiderweb brought out which weren't shoddy efforts either.
Spiderweb games generally have very good atmosphers and world building.
<- Featuring a main character that would be a good choice for an avatar.
Very silly, but nice inventive graphics style, and the pieces more or less come together.
Also, more of less anything by Spiderweb, in particular Exile 3 and Blade of Exile. though, BoE might not count, since it was the community that made most of the content. Nephil's Gambit is a fan made scenario that, IMHO, is superior to the official stuff Spiderweb brought out which weren't shoddy efforts either.
Spiderweb games generally have very good atmosphers and world building.
I've heard of it! I bring that game up often in similar threads. Cool to see another fan.Gaias said:You most likely didn't even hear of it but I loved Carnage Heart [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carnage_Heart] back in the day.
Cortex Command:
A side-scrolling, tactical shooter in which you control various robotic bodies to protect your brain and kill the enemy brain, who also has an army of robots under its command. The terrain is completely deformable, throughout the map there are gold deposits which you can dig down to in order to collect and buy more bodies, weapons, or other tools. Also your base is completely customizable and can be built in any way you want. But, diggers can breach your base's walls if you're not careful in its construction and defenses.
Amazing game which is still in beta. The controls can still use a bit of work, but the base game is coming along nicely. Also, there is already a decent sized modding community forming around this game. This game is one to watch.
A side-scrolling, tactical shooter in which you control various robotic bodies to protect your brain and kill the enemy brain, who also has an army of robots under its command. The terrain is completely deformable, throughout the map there are gold deposits which you can dig down to in order to collect and buy more bodies, weapons, or other tools. Also your base is completely customizable and can be built in any way you want. But, diggers can breach your base's walls if you're not careful in its construction and defenses.
Amazing game which is still in beta. The controls can still use a bit of work, but the base game is coming along nicely. Also, there is already a decent sized modding community forming around this game. This game is one to watch.
Wow, you just gave me some major nostalgia. I loved Legend of Legaia. But, it has been ages since I played it though. I'll have to go through my old games and find it now. I hope I still have it at least.krazykidd said:
Dynasty Tactics 2
*Great turn-based gameplay that's easy to understand, even for beginners.
*Good strategy and tactics to pull off higher combos
*4, long campaigns with branching stories that lead to completely different endings and scenarios.
*Great multiplayer that is really fun to play with friends (matches can go for more than 2 hours)
*It's set in the Three Kingdoms era (Dynasty Warriors).
*Great turn-based gameplay that's easy to understand, even for beginners.
*Good strategy and tactics to pull off higher combos
*4, long campaigns with branching stories that lead to completely different endings and scenarios.
*Great multiplayer that is really fun to play with friends (matches can go for more than 2 hours)
*It's set in the Three Kingdoms era (Dynasty Warriors).
Mother-Fucking terranigma. Made by quintet, the makers of the marginally better known illusion of gaia and actraiser, It makes it into my top 3 RPG's on the SNES, and that is no small feat. Unfortionately, it was never released in america or canada, so if you live in either of those countries like me, you will have to play it on an emulator.
Landstalker: The treasure's of king noel - Sega Genesis.....one of the best rpg's ever made in my opinion
Guardian's Crusade - Ps1
Clock Tower - Snes/Dos
all of these games are excellent
Guardian's Crusade - Ps1
Clock Tower - Snes/Dos
all of these games are excellent
I like it. Alot. For real. 0.0King of the Sandbox said:
I remember another game:
- Hogs of War, turn based strategy, funniest stereotypical parody, for the PS1.
Yea, most people do once they play them. I found 2017 in a bargain bin on a boredom trip to the game store and I've been a huge fan ever since.Life_Is_A_Mess said:
Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines, a Western RPG for the PC. Barely anyone knows about this game, but it's amazing - great storyline, immersive atmosphere, fantastic voice acting and soundtrack. The reason for it's limited success is the game-crashing glitches throughout. There's some fan-mods that make it playable now.
Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem, a psych-horror action adventure for the GameCube. A truly brilliant game with barely enough credit. Fantastic plot and characters, and one of the earlier games to use sanity effects.
Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem, a psych-horror action adventure for the GameCube. A truly brilliant game with barely enough credit. Fantastic plot and characters, and one of the earlier games to use sanity effects.
