Transistor is short but every little new info you sacrape togeteher makes for a very satisfiying expirience, you also need at least a second playtrhough to wringe everything out of it. Vampire the masquerade: Bloodlines is truly an underrated gem. Torment: Tales of Numenera was billed as a planescape succesor, not quite, but the world is fascinating and the writing solid.ĭivinity Original Sin I and II are to top down rpgs what the witcher 3 is to 3rd person action rpgs. The newest does a decnt job o sumarizing the story so far, but i think you'll be best served by watching a youtube video. There is no lore or text, but I'm a big Ghibli fan and there is something about this game that makes me feel like ghibli makes me feel, it's like i'm playing Nausicaä.ĭreamfall Chapters and also it's prequels: "The longest Journey: Dreamfall" and "The longest Journey" but beware the first two are old and kind of hard to get into them now. Witcher one is kind of hard to get back to, but "The Witcher 2: Assasins of Kings" is great in its own right. The Witcher (allf of them, but specially 3) grabed me by the throat and just wouldn't let go, when i finished it i had it installed for many months and just popped back in to ride roach through velen from time to time. I have played quite a bit of skyrimm and got involved in the phisical world, but not in the fiction. It might not be the most fun GTA game but I felt like it was the most immersive. That world felt very realistic at the time and Niko felt like a real person. I wasnt a big fan of Mafia 3 but I had a similar feeling to yours when I first played GTA 4. I know what you mean, sometimes when you spend too much time with a game it's hard to be immersed. So Mafia 3 is the most immersive game I have played, probably for ever. I know it's repetative and not flawless but it doesn't "force" me to do a lot of things I don't really want to. It made the world come alive like no other world had done before it and it sucked me riht in and never ever did it let me og - or did I wan't to. It never tries to be an RPG but I quickly made Licoln Clay a good man agains the kind and unknown, and an evil motherfucker to everyone who had wronged him. It became something else from the get-go and really stayed with me. The reason I think of Mafia 3 is because I roleplayed the fuck out of that game. I don't hold it against the games, I know it's my own problem but it is the way it is. I tell my self I'll play them two or three times, but I end up doing every quest I can find, read a lot of the readables and ending up sick and tired of them and probably even kind of hating them too, because all that's left after such a grind are all the flaws that in the start doesn't matter and itruins the immersion completely. When I play games like Witcher 3 or Skyrim, I overplay them. This is a weird answer, but for me it's a sandbox third person shooter, and it's probably Mafia 3.
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