Deepest game you've played

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[deleted] 27 ABR 2018 a las 8:23 p. m.

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?

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bearsboi 28 ABR 2018 a las 4:55 p. m.

SOMA and bioshock

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Corrosion 28 ABR 2018 a las 7:11 p. m.

Half Life 2 ( Obvious reasons that I could write about till the end of time)

Spec Ops the Line (This game completely blindsided me, and I loved it for that. I think I spent the month after finishing it just...thinking about it. )

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PL@YER 28 ABR 2018 a las 7:29 p. m.

Lisa: The Painful RPG was something else for reasons that ruin the game if spoiled.

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Arvaos 28 ABR 2018 a las 8:45 p. m.

Publicado originalmente por 『《SCΛRLΞT✯DΞVIL》』:
The Metal Gear series

I agree, the series itself has many Nietzschean tones and definitely emphasizes the idea of overman. Hideo Kojima is a genius because he is able to express each game theme through the development of character and human empathy.

Deus Ex is another game that focuses on similar themes to the Metal Gear series. It is one of the few games that encourages critical thinking on artificial intelligence, genetic cloning, augmentation and plutocracies.

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Spíosra 28 ABR 2018 a las 9:00 p. m.

NieR: Automata; but in reality, all of the games in the Drakengard/NieR universe are amazing. They all seem so deep to me, causing one to think about issues such as metaphysics, the self, ethics, and justice.

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Arvaos 28 ABR 2018 a las 9:04 p. m.

Publicado originalmente por Spíosra:
NieR: Automata; but in reality, all of the games in the Drakengard/NieR universe are amazing. They all seem so deep to me, causing one to think about issues such as metaphysics, the self, ethics, and justice.

I have been interested in checking out NieR: Automata as metaphysics and multiverse theories are a subject of interest for me but I have heard that the PC port is quite poor.

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Spíosra 28 ABR 2018 a las 9:13 p. m.

Publicado originalmente por Synth3D:
Publicado originalmente por Spíosra:
NieR: Automata; but in reality, all of the games in the Drakengard/NieR universe are amazing. They all seem so deep to me, causing one to think about issues such as metaphysics, the self, ethics, and justice.

I have been interested in checking out NieR: Automata as metaphysics and multiverse theories are a subject of interest for me but I have heard that the PC port is quite poor.

I like the metaphysics stuff too, but I'm more interested in the questions about the self and justice that the games in the Drakengard/NieR series evoke. Whereas questions about the former are mostly theoretical, those of the latter have very real and immediate implications on society and life in general.

Is how I see it, anyway.

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Nearby 28 ABR 2018 a las 10:12 p. m.

１００％オレンジジュース

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First&Only 29 ABR 2018 a las 3:07 a. m.

Metal Gear Solid Snake Eater for me

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titanic swim team 29 ABR 2018 a las 3:21 a. m.

The last of us
The Uncharted series
Max payne series
Red Dead Redemption
Firewatch
Life is strange
Bioshock series
Mass effect series
Metro series
These are the absolute best stories in video game ever ...

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The Badger (née Poignion) 29 ABR 2018 a las 3:35 a. m.

Publicado originalmente por Ma3karuna:
The last of us
The Uncharted series
Max payne series
Red Dead Redemption
Firewatch
Life is strange
Bioshock series
Mass effect series
Metro series
These are the absolute best stories in video game ever ...

I'd agree but none of those stories involve complex plots, besides Bioshock a lil.

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