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Missing only, but as its been mentioned ; Shining Force, Geneforge and Exile Huge list of games! Some of them are fairly new to me so I'll have to dig through them carefully to find my next game. I'm glad to see Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura got an inclusion though since it's definitely one of my favourites!

I was hoping you had included Lands of Lore: Throne of Chaos. I searched the document for it, hoping to find a reference Well, as a series Lands of Lore is indeed miserable. But Throne of Chaos, the first one, just totally rocked in my opinion. I have a special place in my heart for that game. It was one of the first games I played on a PC ever. The graphics, the music, the atmosphere Now I understand that LoL had a very simplistic statistics mechanism. Some people don't even count it as an RPG.

I never noticed that the stat system was too simple. I only learned that later, when playing Diablo, Fallout and others. LoL's pixelated cutscene graphics are of outstanding quality for its time. The graphics designer behind it, Rick Parks, was famous for his pixel magic. Rick Parks has been dead for a long time already. This is a small tragedy to me, because I really enjoyed his work. LoL2 was playable, but couldn't hold a candle to Lol1 because of its outdated 3D engine and its crummy real actor cutscenes.

I love the original Fallout! I just got my hands on Fallout, Fallout 2 and Fallout Tactics for free and I am so excited to play again. Brilliant list, but bg1 was nails after the first hub area. My team of 4 got destroyed by a single wolf. Retried it a few years back and it happened again! Ff7 was awesome. All the mass effects great. In fact this list is the best! But those first enemies in bg1 took hard by far.

I'm not too fond of where the RPG games are going these days.. I've never been fond of action RPGs.. I think in real life its important to be able to think calmly because you are more able to see different perspective when you do, and subsequently make better decisions.. I see my 14 year old cousin playing mostly action games, and he would switch game every 15 minutes because hes bored, and im thinking..

Awesome, awesome list, pal! Will make sure to check out some, if not all, of those RPGs. Thanks for sharing : Voted up! I agree with Estevacio. Albion was an awesome game. I didn't care for the combat so much, but it had a decent storyline.

About time that Pool of Radiance and Eye of the Beholder got a little respect on a "top" list. Mass Effect FTW! I believe they released that for PC :D. I used to be an avid gamer and have played all on your list accept for gothic and vampires masquerade , i surely do miss my gaming days. İ am 32 , and started playing rpg with Amiga.. There is no frpg i havent finished Your list is incredible. İ agree most of them. Actually i have also played games which were rated as 2.

İ think everyone have their own bests. İ loved gothic 2 in series, i think it was much better then oblivion, skyrim or gothic 1 or 3. Witcher was a really good game but witcher 2 was a fail for me like skyrim And i can say that from my experiences try risen Most of the people checking out the ratings of a game before they buy, yes you can check out a game but you cant check out a RPG Listen to me and try risen ;.

Baldurs gate series were ok, but not my stuff, i think planescape torment was a much better game In fact, it was very satisfying and i enjoyed playing every minute of it. It could have been a bit more polished though and the ending was not good at all.

At least the ending where you leave Leanna alive wasn't. It was too short and boring. And, as always, mods make an already great game Epic. And yes, it is in my personal top 30 cRPGs. But still, it has most of cRPG attibutes, except there is no main plot. I've played the Prophesy of Pendor mod and had greatly enjoyed it. Great list. I'm a huge fan of BGs but also like the Icewind dales. I liked the FF7 and FF8 but the way the random fights were taking place was not my cup of tea.

Every one that I've played I agree with. I have to admit I haven't played most of these as I didn't really start PC gaming until about 10 years ago.

You mentioned Deus Ex HR. It was the last game I played. I was and am happy to see that type of game produced. I enjoyed it, but sadly don't think it deserves to be here.

Great story. Great acting. Pretty cool mechanics. You just don't feel as capable by endgame as I like to feel. The levels were a bit repetitive too and got boring by endgame. For me Amalur deserves a spot. I know some people hated it. I just can't understand why. It was beautiful, free roaming, had a great story, superb leveling choices. I easily spent more time on that game than any other EVER.

I can't remember better combat and it is absolutely a hardcore RPG. It was outstanding. Easily in my top 10 or higher and I've been gaming for 2. The only down side is that the difficulty is too low by endgame, especially on the pure classes. But if you didn't have a problem force storming twice to kill everything in the room in KOTOR you won't have a problem here. Also check out the Geneforge series, especially 3 or 4.

Sucky graphics. Fantastic and original story and gameplay. Definitely deserves to be here if you can get past the look. Diablo Diablo 3 relies too much on equipment to make DPS The skill tree on D2 was excelent, as you could focus on habilities and sets, with a little calculation and planning of the leveling process. Really, a vicious game. PC cRPGs. I must say I grew with the Baldur Saga, playing in multiplayer with friends of yester years. A real nice experience. Darn good game.

Great mix of party management, mastering progression, dungeon exploration, and also fantastic music to boot. The world of the game is HUGE, be aware of it. So yah, kudos for mentioning these games. Very good, and accesible. Nice list, thanks for it. Dungeon Master, Lands of Lore I!!!

I have come by dozens of these lists, just like many others. By fact this is the best list out there most likely as it includes all my favourites. I read your lis a year ago, but didn't bookmark and have been looking for it ever since.

Now it get into the bookmarks for sure. Thanks a lot for all the great comments! Yes, uri, jb and others, it's definitely time for an update. Just remember that it's PC only so no Phantasy Star etc. This was exactly what i was looking for.

I set out on a nostalgic trip to uncover the best of the best from the yester years to torrent and download to add a nice collection and this definitely pointed some out for me and gave me other ideas.

Wonderful page except for Skyrim, Skyrim was a disappointment at best saying that was the best of bethesda is like saying fat trailer park women coated in ketchup. Really closely. Check the top of the list. Read slowly. You will notice that the list is sorted by YEAR, not by score Thats why BG2 is at 15th place. Agree with the list have the same probs many others do with picking Gothic 3 but not 1 or 2 - as I recall when Gothic came out, it had to compete with the much more visible Morrowind - comparisons were pretty harsh, but what the series invented was a new way of looking at RPGing, particularly with the emphasis on relationship-building and territory.

A few sleepers I'd like to mention a few others may have mentioned as well, I couldn't possibly read all the comments - the Drakensang series is good and flew way under the radar. Also, the Divine Divinity series is good, and I think will make a big resurgence or maybe just be noticed for the first time ever since Steam is featuring Divinity II: The Dragon Knight Saga at a really low price. This latter series was an exceptional experience, and still holds up mighty well even against the powerhouse releases Skyrim, Witcher 2 of the day.

There was a lot going on, particularly in Divinity II - the ability to build up a small army of followers who collected resources for you, the ability to mindread almost any NPC in the game and gain valuable information or even skills, the ability to transform into a dragon for a unique experience - all this plus great looking visuals, a hilarious sense of humor, some pretty decent puzzling - this is a game that will one day be respected for what it did, without anyone noticing.

Great game. Also, I would like to address some peoples claim that diablo isn't an rpg but merely a hack-and-slash game. What is an rpg to you? Teppik Diablo is a RPG, plain and simple.

I would have to say this is a decent list. I still play all these games to this day. Alot better than PS1. Icewind dale, heart of winter, and Icewind dale 2 I'm playing now, still. Reading all of R. Salvatores books helps with that. If you're an avid gamer and want a few extra weapons and tools the survive the game, CheatBook DataBase is exactly the resource you would want. Latest PC Cheats. Most Popular PC Games. Wasteland 3 Cheats. Grand Theft Auto 5 Cheats. Mistover Cheats.

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