discussion Game Recommendations & Identification

[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]

fym chrome isn't safe

 

[Tenebreaux]

Excuse my ignorance, what is OSiL ?

One Summer in Loliwood.

 

[azlocs]

As long as you are not doing anything illegal, you are fine with brave

 

[Tenebreaux]

DMD, SSP, Myriam, Alyssa. Lots more but those are the ones that spring to mind.

 

[Noneless]

Chrome in my case

 

[azlocs]

ATM adventures

 

[MattShizzle]

N/A - doesn't work anymore. Thank 40+ years of type 1 diabetes.

 

[Tenebreaux]

There are no means of maintaining anonymity these days. If necessary, the special services of any country will find you in a few hours. Deleting files won't help either. The only reliable way is to take a drill, make several holes in your HDD, and then put the mutilated disk in a concentrated solution of sulfuric acid. But I think while you are doing that, you will already have serious armed men knocking on your door

This. A good vpn and Brave are about as good as you're gonna get without going through the whole Tor slow ass route. But if the gubmint really want you, they'll get you.

 

[Castell]

N/A - doesn't work anymore. Thank 40+ years of type 1 diabetes.

Wow- harsh.


On another note: I don't know, I don't count, maybe a couple, Lately I find myself playing them more that playing with me (like, a couple of years lately).

 

[Delto]

Miris Coruption, Project Myriam

 

[Lola Adjani]

I believe the original question deals with choosing your favorite from the list of games you'll never play again.

For me, I think that would be "Chloe 18". It's so absurdly hilarious to me, but I've played it enough times.

 

[Deleted member 108816]

A lot but ones of note that were my favorite at one point or another~

Flirty F

Foot of the Mountains <- this is what killed Sandbox for me.

SolvalleySchool <- Dragged on too long. Was just more of the same. Didn't care about how it ended.

The Spellbook <- Unity

NewCoralCity <- Rebooted

Become a rockstar <-

Thirsty for my guest <- Drags on too long. Don't care about how it ends.

The Way <- Not worth replaying.

Dating my Daughter <- Was over it before it ended. Still never played the last part.

Leap of Faith <- Was over it before it ended. Still never played the last part.

Ecchi Sensei <- Drags on too long. Don't care about how it ends.

Sandstorm <- Not worth replaying.

 

[Castell]

DFD, not much replayability there, and brings back bad memories.

 

[stangnomez]

Gooning is like fine dining; you need an appetizer, a main course, and a desert at minimum.

 

[stangnomez]

I'm going to say Degrees of Lewdity; It is certainly a dystopia for people in the MCs position

 

[Castell]

Desert stalker - Zombie's retreat. There was some other but I can't remember their names right now.

 

[Deleted member 108816]

Quirky Quarantine

Bare Witness

Life in Santy County

Rocking Robin