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Изменено (DragonzZilla):
12/16/2013 4:03:37 PM
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Could You Recommend a Game That Has A Sense of Adventure?
I'd like to take a break from serious plots and murder.
English
#Gaming
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1 ответИзменено (The Great DanTej): 12/18/2013 1:10:53 AMAnybody ever play Vexx? unlocking and exploring new worlds was cool as shit back in the day. -that sheer variety of levels -those few levels that interconnect (solve a sort of puzzle in one world and you get to explore a locked off part of a late game world, OR, find an item from one world and use it to unlock things in another) -all the cool hidden shit everywhere -RIDDLES AND PUZZLES -You can see other worlds from certain vantage points Damn OP, I really wish i still had my copy of this - if you want adventure bloody play this game.
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Zelda - Ocarina of Time
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Describe "sense" for me please
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Uncharted. It takes itself about as seriously as an Indiana Jones movie (which I think is the perfect mix of serious and silly), and it has a GREAT sense of adventure.
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An adventure but not serious? That's a tough one. Maybe Castle Crashers, though I'm not sure if that is considered an adventure game, not real clear on the exact definition. You're probably looking for open world.
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Kerbal space program is all about adventure!!!
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Fallout 3 and New Vegas Skyrim Oblivion
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1 ответ>2013 >People recommending Skyrim/Fallout for "Adventure" Skyrim/Fallout would be great if everywhere you went didn't look exactly the -blam!-ing same.
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You know... I gotta say, Gears of War 2 and especially Gears of War 3 have a GREAT sense of adventure to them. Sure, a lot of it is just go here, shoot this thing, repeat. But the campaigns do take you to an exciting variety of different locations and situations. Half-Life 2 is a fantastic adventure game as well, and Skyrim probably tops them all in terms of exploration and going wherever you want for the thrill of adventure. Battlefield: Bad Company 2 also has a pretty good sense of adventure to it, as does the original Crysis and Darksiders 2. Of course, I'm assuming that by "a sense of adventure" you mean going to different and interesting places to do special and unique things. Is that the case? Or were you talking more about games that are really open-world or allow you to make your own adventures in a great big sandbox?
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deus ex human re- [quote]break from serious plots[/quote] oh
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Skyrim, its pretty much nothing [i]but [/i]adventure
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Ratchet & clank series ME series And journey.
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Uncharted series.
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Shadow of the Colossus.
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Изменено (Kbo000): 12/18/2013 11:38:52 PMDragons Dogma. Ninja gaiden black (edit: tons of murder, but still best game in its genre)
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Fate, it's on steam for $5 right now... really good game for 2005.
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ACIV. Sailing on the high seas seeking treasure...I had doubts about the game before I bought it, but it is truly a great adventure that will keep you entertained.
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I stared playing Mirrors Edge and find it very entertaining.
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2 отв.Fable TLC and Fable 2.
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Minecraft
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Assassin's Creed Fable Any TES game Runescape (if you're into that stuff)
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I'm waiting for No Man's Sky to give me some of that sweet adventure.
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Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas
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Any Elder Scrolls game
