what are some games with DEEP LORE?
What are some games with DEEP LORE?
Austin Hughes
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Carson Ward
Blood Omen.
>regular game
>this is the healing thing, if you die and you have one in your inventory one will be consumed to revive you or you can use one to heal yourself
>Blood Omen
>The Heart of Darkness
>Reputed to have been ripped from the chest of the greatest vampire to have ever existed, Janos Audron, the Heart of Darkness restores vampiric unlife. Life is precious, Janos discovered, as it was torn, throbbing and bleeding, from his own body.
Andrew Price
just cause 2
Blake Stewart
Subnautica has the deepest lore and the deepest gameplay.
Thomas Bell
How the fuck is that deep? Janos is one of the main characters in the entire series, and they even show you that scene in SR2.
Ethan Long
>DEEP LORE
unfortunately I have to say elder scrolls. The books in all the game has a really broad history that goes back for a long time. Couple that with all the continents and the creation of the universe, gods and realms it is pretty all encompassing.
shame about the games though
Andrew Bennett
where is that dog's neck
Lucas Cooper
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Nathaniel Smith
Hotline Miami 1 and 2 have some pretty cryptic stuff
Juan Lee
Dark Souls, Nuclear Throne, The Binding of Isaac...
David Sullivan
Spooky's Jumpscare Mansion.
Alexander Gray
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Justin Martinez
obese doggo
Joseph Lee
One Way Heroics.
Aiden Cooper
OFF
Lincoln Roberts
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Easton Perry
protective doggo
Ethan Jenkins
This is the only true answer.
Most games these days will intentionally leave large gaps in plot so you fuckers will debate them and market their game for them.
Myst actually made you work for your connecting lore.
Austin Taylor
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Daniel Rodriguez
what does this mean?
Adam Gomez
thank you
Chase Moore
It means the game knows you pressed A, probably even multiple times you filthy whore.
David Martin
I loved Myst but I hated Riven. Riven felt too much like the goal was to wander around aimlessly and play Where's Waldo with clues. When I found something in MYST I would go "Oh, of course! it's so obvious now!", but in Riven it just seemed like they threw shit around randomly and I spent more time looking through bad bump-map prerenders for the button or scrap of paper
were the other Myst games any good?
Hudson Davis
>in Riven it just seemed like they threw shit around randomly
mystarchive.com
It's funny how wrong you are.
Also, no one follow the link if you haven't played the game.
Michael Bennett
I'm not talking about plot or story elements. The story was fine. I'm talking about the placement of individual puzzle mini-game elements, which were pretty much scattered to the wind. Also, as I mentioned, the art style made it much worse because you often had to hunt down that magic pixel, or the arbitrary item which you can interact with in a sea of items that are just background pieces with no function.
in MYST, you could tell something was important if it had a more detailed model. In Raven you just need to click on everything and see what sticks.
Jonathan Richardson
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