I got that a little while ago a friend gave it to me, haven't played much tho, after what you just said defo gonna put some time in to it thanks
Looking for game recommendation.
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I got that a little while ago a friend gave it to me, haven't played much tho, after what you just said defo gonna put some time in to it thanks
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Well, I don't know what kind of games you like, so I'll list some of my personal favorites.
Horror games:
Action/Adventure games:
Horror games:
- Silent Hill 1, 2, 3, 4
- Dead Space 1, 2, 3
- Ju-On: The Grudge
Action/Adventure games:
- Uncharted 1, 2, 3
- Mirror's Edge
- The Legend of Zelda
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If you're looking for what order to play the Zelda games in, I'd say do it in chronological order.
- Ocarina of Time
- Majora's Mask
- Wind Waker
- Twilight Princess
- Skyward Sword
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Looking for a good platform rpg
Super paper mario! for WII
I noticed in the other thread you asked for a game with good story so this looks like a perfect fit (RPG, Platform and story based).
Super paper mario is heavily reading dependent, if you are not up to reading then you'll get bored of the mechanics pretty fast. It is mostly a comedy and gimmick mechanics game,you'll notice the story and the mechanics are really interwined and that makes the whole thing more rewarding.
Laughed out loud several times and felt pretty rewarded after most puzzles. Bonus points for music that gets stuck in your head for years to come.
Thanks for ur input about to look up a review on this game, always been into mario games since i was a kid
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I Wanna Be The Guy is best known for its unusually difficult platforming elements and unorthodox level design. You can read more about the game here.
I've played it once, but it was waaaay too hard to even get close to beating.
Here's some game play for you to watch for you to get the gist of it
(There is some swearing/possible yelling)
[YOUTUBE]synn4qzePes[/YOUTUBE]
I've played it once, but it was waaaay too hard to even get close to beating.
Here's some game play for you to watch for you to get the gist of it
(There is some swearing/possible yelling)
[YOUTUBE]synn4qzePes[/YOUTUBE]
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Mount and Blade:Warband!
This game is pretty unique, it's a first person/third person medieval rpg/strategy game with combat similar to skyrim where right mouse button is right hand and left is left hand, but used in a unique way with momentum bonuses etc. You start off on your own fighting bandits or doing jobs for various kings/lords. As you gain more income and renown you start to hire mercenaries or recruit villagers to fight at your side. When you have other men at arms you take the role of a commander, still fighting in each battle, but also using hot keys to place your men in various formations. This aspect of the game is essentially a first person age of empires. For example, strategy I use commonly is to have my infantry form a shield wall at the front, white keeping my archers 10 paces back to fire over my infantry, while I command my cavalry to follow me as I lead the cavalry charge from the enemy's flank. As you level up your character you can put points in different weapon skills, trade, persuasion, leadership, and more. The amount of men you can have at your command depends on your leadership skill as well as your honor and renown. Once you have enough men you're able to make a contract with a king and work as a mercenary captain and lead your troops in a kings army. You can also pledge allegiance to a king and be granted lordship, where you can be granted lands, towns, and castles and even major cities, depending on which castles and cities you and your army capture.
There's way too much to this game to explain in a short forum post, but some highlights include staging a rebellion uprising, arranging political marriages with noble family's to increase your standing, and even becoming the High King of the entire land!
Definitely check the game out! But make sure you have a lot of time on your hands before you get sucked in. And just a warning, the beginning of the game is incredibly hard, as it's a sandbox game and doesn't have a clear main story and won't hold your hand through the start of your journey. But once you get into the game it's a hell of a ride!
This game is pretty unique, it's a first person/third person medieval rpg/strategy game with combat similar to skyrim where right mouse button is right hand and left is left hand, but used in a unique way with momentum bonuses etc. You start off on your own fighting bandits or doing jobs for various kings/lords. As you gain more income and renown you start to hire mercenaries or recruit villagers to fight at your side. When you have other men at arms you take the role of a commander, still fighting in each battle, but also using hot keys to place your men in various formations. This aspect of the game is essentially a first person age of empires. For example, strategy I use commonly is to have my infantry form a shield wall at the front, white keeping my archers 10 paces back to fire over my infantry, while I command my cavalry to follow me as I lead the cavalry charge from the enemy's flank. As you level up your character you can put points in different weapon skills, trade, persuasion, leadership, and more. The amount of men you can have at your command depends on your leadership skill as well as your honor and renown. Once you have enough men you're able to make a contract with a king and work as a mercenary captain and lead your troops in a kings army. You can also pledge allegiance to a king and be granted lordship, where you can be granted lands, towns, and castles and even major cities, depending on which castles and cities you and your army capture.
There's way too much to this game to explain in a short forum post, but some highlights include staging a rebellion uprising, arranging political marriages with noble family's to increase your standing, and even becoming the High King of the entire land!
Definitely check the game out! But make sure you have a lot of time on your hands before you get sucked in. And just a warning, the beginning of the game is incredibly hard, as it's a sandbox game and doesn't have a clear main story and won't hold your hand through the start of your journey. But once you get into the game it's a hell of a ride!
Battlefield 4 is shit, Battlefield 3 is way better.
LoL is only fun drunk, at least for me.
Starbound is pretty good. Just like Minecraft/Terraria but with a ship to travel to other worlds.
Borderlands 2 is good.
Dead Frontier is a f2p browser-based survival horror MMORPG. You said you aren't a fan of zombie games but you played one you liked. So, I am still recommending this one.
Neverwinter is a f2p mmo D&D game. I have developed a love/hate relationship with this one. It's the one game that I ragequit but I still keep f-ing playing it from time to time.
Aion: Ascension is a decent f2p MMORPG.
Fiesta Online is a f2p 3D cartoon style MMORPG.
Ragnarok Online is a f2p 3D fantasy MMORPG based on Norse mythology inspired by an anime.
Jade Dynasty is a f2p martial arts inspired 3D MMORPG. Personally, this one is my fav of the ones I listed.
RUST is on Steam. It's a cross between Minecraft and DayZ. As a starter, I recommend beginning on a less populated server until you get the gist on the game.
Path of Exile is a 3D Action RPG. It's what Diablo 3 should've been like.
World of Warcraft is pretty self explained since it's been around a long time.
(One of my long time favorite games until the release of Cataclysm & then I rejoined in the last few weeks.)
Eve Online is a sci-fi MMO & has a 14 day free trial period. It has a long learning curve. (One of my long time favorite games.)
These are just to name a few off the top of my head.
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Tactical Inversion is pretty good its free 2 play on steam.
for 360:Looking for a good platform rpg
Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion
Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim
AC4
GTA 5
Fable III if you're bored
Battlefield 3 & 4
Oblivion is my favorite game of all time. I bought it back in '06 and played it for like a year straight. It's old, but it's definitely worth buying if it's not too outdated for you.