A game where you can kill all NPC's? (Exception of essential)

[Crimson]

I want a game like Skyrim, or Kenshi? Games like GTA count too.
I'm looking for mostly open world games.

It's a strange question, but I like games where I'm open and free to do whatever I want, even if that includes being a mass murderer haha!

Any ideas?

Games I've played off the top of my head
Saints Row (all)
GTA
Dragons Dogma
Kenshi
Skyrim
Fallout (All)
Kingdom of Amalur
Starbound (Before they stopped you)

[Zekiran]

The Dishonored games. The Deus Ex games. I mean, literally anything that has npcs available USUALLY means you can do this.

I'd question WHY you want to but then again I *have* done a murder-spree Dishonored run before, so... I mean. I know the thrill. But don't expect to get a 'good' ending...

[MadBone12]

Hitman 2 (and 1). I have cleared out entire levels for fun (ok, that sounds disturbing but I like to stealthily kill everyone for the challenge - try to kill 250 NPCs without ever being spotted).

[Jaunitta 🌸]

Kingdome Come Dedliverence.
RDR2

[Zekiran]

Originally posted by MadBone12:

Hitman 2 (and 1). I have cleared out entire levels for fun (ok, that sounds disturbing but I like to stealthily kill everyone for the challenge - try to kill 250 NPCs without ever being spotted).

They wouldn't put wood chippers in this game if they didn't intend us to use them.

[MadBone12]

Originally posted by Zekiran:

Originally posted by MadBone12:

Hitman 2 (and 1). I have cleared out entire levels for fun (ok, that sounds disturbing but I like to stealthily kill everyone for the challenge - try to kill 250 NPCs without ever being spotted).

They wouldn't put wood chippers in this game if they didn't intend us to use them.

True. I am just honouring the hard work of the developers

[lailaamell]

Skyrim you cant kill all npcs kids are immortal and should go dragon killing as they cant die

[Xautos]

Ran across Prey in an Arkane sale a few days back, you have the option to destroy the station Talos 1 in a selfdestruct sequence. the other option is to escape the station in an escape pod and leave everyone to their deaths.

[Radene]

In Morrowind you can kill even the essential ones.

[Start_Running]

Postal 2 and 3,

[Dean]

Gothic Series. [Gothic 1; 2; 3], Gothic 4 doesn't let me kill everyone for some reason.

[cinedine]

Divinity franchise. On the early ones not only that, but you might have missed entire quests by triggering events to early without knowing what you are doing.

Also Arcanum.
Semi sure about Baldur's Gate and other Infinity Engine games, quite sure about Planescape: Torment. Although I think you might run into troubles with the god-like entity residing over the city there.

But I think many of the older RPGs allowed for complete killing of the populace.

Originally posted by Radene:

In Morrowind you can kill even the essential ones.

Not only kill, but they also could BE killed. Something I really hated about Skyrim when they just kneel down while enemies are flailing away at them. Compared to Daggerfall/Morrowing the series adapted so many immersion breaking changes, it's just sad.

[Pigeon Pecking Keyboard]

If I recall correctly - in the older RPGs, if you murder someone in cold blood, the entire town or clan will turn hostile on you. In Baldur's Gate, your alignment will shift towards chaotic,sometimes the entire cult is evil and you are actively encouraged to make decisions as even the NPCs have consequences. You can leave the entire evil cult alone (because you are aligned evil) or slaughter the leader and fight the overwhelming odds (making your alignment shift towards good and your evil party members start agitating) but triggered a chaotic quest line some 10 hours later.

[miaki sugaru]

terraria

[Ɗҽsեíղყ]

Old Thread but who cares:

Any games like "Yandere Simulator" in which you can unalive anyone just the way you want to?

[TGC> The Games Collector]

Originally posted by lailaamell:

Skyrim you cant kill all npcs kids are immortal

There's a mod to fix that bug...