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Might and Magic 6 was just released on GoG: http://www.gog.com/en/frontpage/. It's a FPRPG. Plus it includes M&M 1-5.
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Well, all of them have technology mixed in-- most of the plots end with the discovery that the main enemies are aliens or something. The Wizardrys also had a lot of tech stuff in them. PS: I can't read. As I didn't notice you mention your aversion to fantasy...
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Sep 6, 2009 04:17
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Does anyone have a way to induce temporary amnesia? Barring that, I've been playing through the Devil May Cry series, again, and have been trying to think of what it is about them I like. I've reduced it to: Low skill wall but high skill ceiling. My most recent favorite games have been Dark Souls/Demon's Souls and Bayonetta. My problem is that very few games like these exist. Off the top of my head, I can only think of Ninja Gidien. Which, when I tried the first xbox releases many years ago, gave me the impression that it had a high skill wall and ceiling. Meaning that they are difficult to beat and once you do, you are as good as you need to be with little incentive to get better. Everything I've heard about them over the years had reinforced that belief. So, does anyone know of any games which(in order of importance): -Is heavily dependent on player skill or understanding of the game -Is of any genre, system and age -Has several difficulty levels and/or a newgame+ system -Preferably has a mission based structure -Rates your performance in some way -Is not PVP Or, failing that, a game that is crushingly difficult to start with but that you can over come either with player or in-game skill. BTW, I despise GoW and it's clones...
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Apr 15, 2012 23:36
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I've definitely considered the Monster Hunter series before but the problem is, especially recently, that it's always on systems I hate. Now if they'd only let you play PSP games on the PS3, I'd be all over it. I've also heard that the most recent Wii version wasn't really all that good. While not exactly what I'm looking for, rhythm games are very hit and miss with me and I have no way of predicting what I'll like. So, I'll give it a go.
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Apr 15, 2012 23:59
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