Which game or series had the most "unique features" in your opinion?

[Faded]

Something like Mass Effect series, where our character and save file could be transferred which altered the story.

Or Pokemon, with its ability to "forward trade" from gen 1-7.

Or maybe Monster Rancher where monsters were generated from physical discs. It was a lot of fun digging through CD albums and popping them into the PS2 to get these creatures.

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

Ones with map editors.

[Nev Nev]

Most unique in one game?

Not sure, cause lots of games I grew up with had map editors and let you transfer characters into a sequel. That was a norm back in the day.

I might say Birthright Gorgon's Alliance. Cause in that game it was a dungeon crawler, war game, diplomacy game, all in one. Not really unique in the sense of being unique, but attempting to combine all these different elements. Making a dungeon crawler that's also some kind of 4x game is something that gets me excited.

[Faded]

Originally posted by Nev Nev:

Most unique in one game?

Not sure, cause lots of games I grew up with had map editors and let you transfer characters into a sequel. That was a norm back in the day.

I might say Birthright Gorgon's Alliance. Cause in that game it was a dungeon crawler, war game, diplomacy game, all in one. Not really unique in the sense of being unique, but attempting to combine all these different elements. Making a dungeon crawler that's also some kind of 4x game is something that gets me excited.

Doesn't have to be. Just something that stood out; anything memorable. Like the Nemesis system in Shadows of War. Maybe you've seen a type of mechanic somewhere before, but a lot of "casuals" haven't.

Idk if "map editor" means a game like WC3 or SC2 where players could design custom maps, i.e. DotA.

What other games let you transfer characters or creatures into sequels?