Deepest game you've played

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What game did you play that you felt was really deep in some way, whether gameplay or story?

In some ways I felt Majora's Mask was pretty deep, especially for a Zelda game. Another one which I feel is far more definitive to suggest in this context is Star Wars: Knights of The Old Republic. There's a lot to the writing and characters, and it explores that universe pretty deeply.

So, what's the deepest game you ever played?

[Enriquez]

Subnautica. Kotor 1&2

[Dominic]

Luigi's Mansion. A man searching to save his brother while summoning up the courage to take on his greatest fears.

[rei]

minecraft. i dig the ground, it is so deep.

[Enriquez]

Almost forgot Garfield Kart.

[mimizukari]

final fantasy xiv was pretty deep. the last of us too.

as for gameplay: dungeon crawl stone soup.

[Jorde]

Main one is Bastion; I recommend anyone to check that one out sometime, especially on sale. The soundtrack, the story, it's all good.

Another is Portal 2 and Wolf Among Us. Those are also great games.

[Enriquez]

Originally posted by Mattmoo:

Shoutout to Mass Effect, that game was hella deep too.

Deep enough to make it to Andromeda.

[AlmightyDunkle]

Bioshock 1 and 2, both story, gameplay and literal depth.

Minerva’s Den is still one of my favourite DLC’s I’ve played.

[Rio]

planescape torment I guess, but maybe looking back on it, it was just super try hard and edgy.

[Enriquez]

Originally posted by AlmightyDunkle(Away for a bit):

Bioshock 1 and 2, both story, gameplay and literal depth.

Minerva’s Den is still one of my favourite DLC’s I’ve played.

What about Infinites DLC Burial at Sea?
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=725483584

[AlmightyDunkle]

Originally posted by Poncho:

Originally posted by AlmightyDunkle(Away for a bit):

Bioshock 1 and 2, both story, gameplay and literal depth.

Minerva’s Den is still one of my favourite DLC’s I’ve played.

What about Infinites DLC Burial at Sea?
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=725483584

Still need to play it. Been holding off on playing for a while now. Too many other games in the way.

[swift]

Grand Theft Auto IV. Those endings, man.

[harley]

Originally posted by Dominic:

Luigi's Mansion. A man searching to save his brother while summoning up the courage to take on his greatest fears.

lueegee

[ṼṏẌṏḭḊ]

I found Amnesia The Dark Descent to be pretty deep. gameplay/mechanics aside, it starts off innocent enough and then suddenly you go from simple jump scares to looking deeply at madness and cruelty and the fact that horrors and evil that have been done can never truly be undone at any cost.

[mytton]

Roblox
It left me with a word that I cannot describe