Help me choose games!!!

[doanster]

Anyone here a fan of futuristic/sci-fi/fantasy games?
Cuz i am and i need someone to help guide me in the rite direction hehe

I m thinkin of games like KOTOR and Deus Ex... any suggestions?

thx all!

 

[mundane]

Sounds like you're looking for games with RPG elements. An old-but-good game in that genre is Anachronox, if you can find it around. Also system shock 2.

 

[marmasatt]

I have to agree with System Shock 2 here. If it's just Sci-fi and not necessarily the RPG aspect then both Half life's need to be played.... Give us more info and we'll help you out. Check your messages.

 

[Czar]

eve online

 

[doanster]

hmm... i guess i like games where u get thrown into a world u can explore and stuff like that... without constantly worrying about getting killed... i tried half-life 1 and didnt like it cuz of just that... on the other hand i enjoyed Call of Duty lol...

 

[everman]

It sounds like you really need to play Final Fantasy 6,7,8,9, and X. Chrono trigger, Chrono cross, zelda series, Baldur's gate 1 & 2....
My top pics are Chrono Trigger & chrono cross, and Final Fantasy 7.

 

[DaveSimmons]

Fallout 1 - 2 are classic RPGs. Turn-based combat so you have time to think and don't need catlike reflexes.

 

[StevenYoo]

Originally posted by: DaveSimmons
Fallout 1 - 2 are classic RPGs. Turn-based combat so you have time to think and don't need catlike reflexes.

if you like Fallout, try Arcanum. it's like a steampunk fallout.

i second Anachronox and System Shock 2.

or go read Neuromancer!

 

[mundane]

Originally posted by: doanster
hmm... i guess i like games where u get thrown into a world u can explore and stuff like that... without constantly worrying about getting killed... i tried half-life 1 and didnt like it cuz of just that... on the other hand i enjoyed Call of Duty lol...

For exploring, the fantasy RPG Morrowind is about as expansive as you can get. There are areas in the world that have more difficult opponents, but there is no strict limitations as to where you can and cannot go once you finish the brief tutorial section.

Fallout (Sci-Fi RPG) also delivers that feeling, although it's somewhat more restricted. For newcomers, the dated isometric engine can be a put-off, but it's more than worth the irritation.

 

[doanster]

awesome guyz thx!...
btw, wat about Neverwinter Nights?

 

[StevenYoo]

Originally posted by: doanster
awesome guyz thx!...
btw, wat about Neverwinter Nights?

NWN was fun, but kinda repetitive,

however there are TONS of user-made modules u can download for it. so the fun kinda never ends