95. The World Ends With You
68. Divinity: Original Sin
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57. Dragon Age: Inquisition
1. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
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STEAM | May 2017 - Praeying for Dino Crisis
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95. The World Ends With You
68. Divinity: Original Sin
behind
57. Dragon Age: Inquisition
1. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Yo, what?
Rickenslacker
Banned
Show me another RPG to elicit this kind of reaction from a professional before even being played
(but please people, don't fall prey to the list trap, they're just there to incite a reaction outta you)
Stallion Free
Cock Encumbered
I haven't even played 100 rpgs and I still wouldn't put Dragon Age: Inquisition on a list.
Mediocre, imo. Totally.
Awesome first episodes, it ends like shit.
One of the most boring scifi series ever made. (again, imo)
Anyway, back on thread: BotVice is so cool, a simple funny arcade shooter with great OST.
I recommend it.
Cosmic Schwung
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Which one are you missing. If I had to guess I'd say it's one that should be unmissable thus having no reason to be made purchasable. The game does seem a bit buggy when it comes to achievements.
Large Professor
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Well I took the highest tier, I've wanted to get Curious for some time and Sausage looks really interesting.
Enjoy these two games:
Enjoy these two games:
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I found it, Bigby hinted what I needed to do, it was a story thing.
I will do some sides later, anyway, since I missed them on my runs.
Dusk Golem
A 21st Century Rockefeller
For anime recommendations, if you don't mind a kind of surreal psychological story, I would push for Serial Experiments Lain, if you haven't seen it already.
Bringing it up both because I personally love the series, but also the series is an interesting deconstruction of a few anime tropes, including sexualization. The basic premise is that we follow a quiet girl name named Lain in Middle School. A girl at their school commits suicide, which gets the school gossiping, but Lain begins to receive messages from the supposedly dead student on the Wire (the internet, essentially). She also begins to get mistaken a lot for another Lain, somebody who seems to be popular on the internet who looks exactly like her and has her name but has a completely different personality.
This is all revealed in the first couple episodes of the show, and where the show goes from there is deeply interesting and quite something. The show is strange, but very intelligent. It was aired in 1998, but it's scary how much it predicted correctly about the upcoming 'rise' of the internet.
It's certainly not unpopular and a bit old now, so may have heard of it/seen it before, though.
Bringing it up both because I personally love the series, but also the series is an interesting deconstruction of a few anime tropes, including sexualization. The basic premise is that we follow a quiet girl name named Lain in Middle School. A girl at their school commits suicide, which gets the school gossiping, but Lain begins to receive messages from the supposedly dead student on the Wire (the internet, essentially). She also begins to get mistaken a lot for another Lain, somebody who seems to be popular on the internet who looks exactly like her and has her name but has a completely different personality.
This is all revealed in the first couple episodes of the show, and where the show goes from there is deeply interesting and quite something. The show is strange, but very intelligent. It was aired in 1998, but it's scary how much it predicted correctly about the upcoming 'rise' of the internet.
It's certainly not unpopular and a bit old now, so may have heard of it/seen it before, though.
Also it's better than Ergo Proxy and the two get compared a lot.
Rickenslacker
Banned
I had the VHS for the first three episodes of Lain for a long while with no way to watch the rest. Took me years before I watched the full thing. It goes into a weird direction that I don't remember liking considering the hook I felt at its start, but I should revisit it. I loved its opening.
I'm not taking any list about RPGs seriously that doesn't even mention a single Trails game. That tells me the list creator has absolutely no idea what he's talking about
as does putting Skyrim at the top, and the Elder Scrolls games are one of my favorite games - but not because they're good RPGs 
about the time Dino Crisis is on steam?
rainking187
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Shit, I thought the Lunar games should have been way higher on the IGN list, but they aren't even on the Game Informer list.
And I don't see Tales of Vesperia either.
Boss Doggie
all my loli wolf companions are so moe
that feel when your favorite adventure game (
) wasn't ported to PC
Blazing Dragons
Atraveller
Banned
Dragon Age Inquisition being on the list just invalidated the entire list. Not to mention it was ranked higher than Divinity: Original Sin and Pillars of Eternity.
XCOM 2012 is my favorite RPG
Weird, I thought you had to mean Ghost Trick.
I was hoping perpetually angry John Walker would be leaving, but it sounds like that's unlikely.
Relatedly,
Boss Doggie
all my loli wolf companions are so moe
Also are there any non-boring but streamlined Steam theme?
Ghost Trick has no clicker.
Anyway I suggest looking it up, game was written by monty python people
Ghost Trick has no clicker.
Anyway I suggest looking it up, game was written by monty python people
Chairmanchuck
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Coreda
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I hope they don't completely mess up the vibe. So many design refreshes I come across are less about optimizing for all screen sizes and either focus on mobile at the expense of desktop or believe looking like every other 'modern' site is a good thing while adding little functionally (or even taking away features as in the case of the recent userstyles.org overhaul to their shame).
Oh, I know the game, made by the devs of Gex and Pandemonium. It's just not something that comes to mind when you mention console exclusive point and clicks.
Zack and Wiki, Trace Memory, Hotel Dusk, Ghost Trick, sure... This one... not so much.
Large Professor
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Cool. I'll probably give the game another chance once the update is live.
The 5th or 6th anime series I watched (on purpose and in Japanese with subtitles), and still easily one of my all-time favourites. Easily.
I wish 90% of science fiction entertainment -- both eastern and western -- was half as erudite as Lain.
The currently airing Kado: The Right Answer is also worth a watch as far as sci-fi anime goes. Very interesting show about first contact and negotiating with a vastly different alien lifeform.
Of course it's not over yet, so it's not possible to say how it will actually turn out in the end, but so far it's been great. (Episode 0 is the recommended starting point)
You need more Iain M. Banks in your life, Durante.
Also Stephenson. Also Vonnegut. Also Gibson.
Boss Doggie
all my loli wolf companions are so moe
Oh, I know the game, made by the devs of Gex and Pandemonium. It's just not something that comes to mind when you mention console exclusive point and clicks.
Zack and Wiki, Trace Memory, Hotel Dusk, Ghost Trick, sure... This one... not so much.
Ah
it has a special place inside my heart
PLASTICA-MAN
Member
I wonder if Valve is going to make any games anymore or release Source Engine 2.
toddhunter
Member
I would always put Dragon Age Inquisition on a top 100 rpg list. It is like highlighting atrocities in ww2, some things should just not be swept under the rug and forgotten. For the same reason, Skyrim is a worthy #1.
I'm not taking any list about RPGs seriously that doesn't even mention a single Trails game. That tells me the list creator has absolutely no idea what he's talking aboutas does putting Skyrim at the top, and the Elder Scrolls games are one of my favorite games - but not because they're good RPGs
That's absurd. Some of the games in that list aren't even RPGs.
Baron_Calamity
Member
Its really hard to think of something that isn't already on GoG that I want to see. SimGolf maybe? Nova 9: The Return of Gir Draxon?
The sky is falling! Actually no. Every version of windows since XP has a similar release.
Examples
- Windows XP Lite
- Windows XP Embedded
- Windows Vista Starter
- Windows (7) Thin
- Windows (8) RT
10 S is filling a similar niche. It will end up being used by organizations who only want a small set of approved apps installed. The general user base will never see it.
Neither list has this and thus are invalid:
So your favorite RPG isn't an RPG? Alright I suppose.
I'm sure they will release source engine 2 to other developers. i think they already have. Valve making and releasing another game? Doubt it.
Press Turn
Neo Member
It has come to my attention that Trails 3rd is released on may 3rd.
Those cunning bastards.
Those cunning bastards.
Websites and their top 100 lists are always going to be a nightmare.
you cat please everyone
and they have been done to death...there is no final list...you have to wait until there is no more games made.
lists in general is a bad idea, i mean, you dont wanna see my top 5, you will wanna kill me after you read that so.
you cat please everyone
and they have been done to death...there is no final list...you have to wait until there is no more games made.
lists in general is a bad idea, i mean, you dont wanna see my top 5, you will wanna kill me after you read that so.
Lanrutcon
Member
They put Eve Online on that list.
Then fuck it: everything is fair game.
Rocket League had better be there.
Only thing better would have been a 3/3 release
And wait another year?
Tizoc
Member
Dang that's a shame. I should really get to watching it once I'm done with PsychoPass.
I have BotVice on my wishlist, might get it soon.
it's not about pleasing actually, it's about knowing what are you talking about, because Skyrim is not even mediocre RPG, let alone the best, it's popular for quite different reasons.
Tizoc
Member
For anime recommendations, if you don't mind a kind of surreal psychological story, I would push for Serial Experiments Lain, if you haven't seen it already.
Bringing it up both because I personally love the series, but also the series is an interesting deconstruction of a few anime tropes, including sexualization. The basic premise is that we follow a quiet girl name named Lain in Middle School. A girl at their school commits suicide, which gets the school gossiping, but Lain begins to receive messages from the supposedly dead student on the Wire (the internet, essentially). She also begins to get mistaken a lot for another Lain, somebody who seems to be popular on the internet who looks exactly like her and has her name but has a completely different personality.
This is all revealed in the first couple episodes of the show, and where the show goes from there is deeply interesting and quite something. The show is strange, but very intelligent. It was aired in 1998, but it's scary how much it predicted correctly about the upcoming 'rise' of the internet.
It's certainly not unpopular and a bit old now, so may have heard of it/seen it before, though.
Also it's better than Ergo Proxy and the two get compared a lot.
Yo Dusk
When you gonna watch JoJo fam? Or at least read the first 3 Parts, they've got Horror movie inspirations up the wazoo.
I've got Lain but hadn't watched it yet, need to get around to someday :X
Endruen
Member
For anime recommendations, if you don't mind a kind of surreal psychological story, I would push for Serial Experiments Lain, if you haven't seen it already.
Bringing it up both because I personally love the series, but also the series is an interesting deconstruction of a few anime tropes, including sexualization. The basic premise is that we follow a quiet girl name named Lain in Middle School. A girl at their school commits suicide, which gets the school gossiping, but Lain begins to receive messages from the supposedly dead student on the Wire (the internet, essentially). She also begins to get mistaken a lot for another Lain, somebody who seems to be popular on the internet who looks exactly like her and has her name but has a completely different personality.
This is all revealed in the first couple episodes of the show, and where the show goes from there is deeply interesting and quite something. The show is strange, but very intelligent. It was aired in 1998, but it's scary how much it predicted correctly about the upcoming 'rise' of the internet.
It's certainly not unpopular and a bit old now, so may have heard of it/seen it before, though.
Also it's better than Ergo Proxy and the two get compared a lot.
I watched it and I can't, for the life of me, tell you what the fuck it was about. I didn't understand a thing of what happened.
Maybe I'm too dumb.
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