Game Recommendations & Identification

[Noneless]

The Last Sovereign is my favorite +18 game

 

[Scales]

Ghost of Tsushima counts as RPG? if so then I recommend it.

Some people really hate Metal Gear 5 but you can be a literal ghost or just blow up your way out.

This one is definitely on my list. Now I want to play it more!

 

[Hexborn_Magus]

Would Metro games count, or are they too linear? I've only played one of them and it was linear, but really pulled me in.

 

[sincinbearcity]

I feel like Kingdom come deliverance would fall under your definition of immersive sim - it's in fact known to be a very immersive RPG. I personally thought it was only okay 7/10 (I hated the save system and the quests were kinda boring for me), but the whole concept of the game is to be a highly immersive medieval RPG.

There's also a 2nd game coming out this year I believe.

 

[Sertinus]

Mine is bioshock 1

 

[Will_Liim370]

Maybe Corruption by Mr. C? Not exactly what you're looking for, I'm afraid. But there's some cheating on a husband between sisters and nieces.

thanks i'll take a look

 

[barbarella2021]

Good luck - let me know if you encounter any good ones as I may want to play

 

[drollo76]

But I'm the Bad Guy

Fucking awful.

Areed, one of the worst around here.

 

[MattShizzle]

I tried that one. Pushes too much towards gay IIRC.

 

[Lenrimnellac]

Game+ from this site

After a quick search I don't find this section. But I will try to look better later.

 

[Castell]

The fiery scion is somthing that comes to mind.

 

[RonLancaster]

Does princess trainer count?

 

[RonLancaster]

Agree with Princess and Witch Trainer, Akabur is the GOAT

 

[iluvpxrn]

Knightly Passions

 

[notproudofbeinghere2]

when they are not grindy it hits like a fucking drug

 

[notproudofbeinghere2]

pretty much everything that doesn't have any kind of replay value or just straight up suck, so like 99% of these games.

 

[Scales]

I have to agree... the biggest issue with sandbox games is that they replace content with grind. There are two categories that sandbox games fall into (primarily)... Achievement and Discovery.

The latter requires a lot of content, but is the most rewarding, in my opinion. While the former can be rewarding, often it is padded out with a repetitive series of actions, and the only real achievement is managing to suffer through it.

That said, grind *can* be enjoyable, engaging, or even relaxing. But the focus needs to be on refining the grind aspect in those situations. But I'll take a Discovery sandbox any day.

 

[Harry180]

I hate it, because some scene can be miss if i focus on a grind or something else

 

[notproudofbeinghere2]

There's just nothing like Lessons in Love out there, but you either love it or hate it.

 

[notproudofbeinghere2]

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