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What game has the best replayability
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I've played Deus Ex 1 pretty much every year since it came out and I still surprise myself with the totally stupid stuff the game lets me do. I've done a run with only the knife in my inventory, done runs where I kill no one, ones where I do everything wrong that the game permits me to. It's kind of amazing how well the game responds to your antics.
Replayable as in: There's so much more to see:
Witcher 2,
Witcher 3,
Mass Effect 1 and 2 (and 3),
Fire Emblem Fates (if you count one campaign as the game),
Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater,
Catherine,
Heavy Rain and Detroit: Become Human.
Replayable as in: They're just fun to master and replay for their own sake:
Sonic Rush,
Metal Gear Solid 5,
Batman Arkham Anything,
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild,
Sonic Colors,
Resident Evil Remake.
Witcher 2,
Witcher 3,
Mass Effect 1 and 2 (and 3),
Fire Emblem Fates (if you count one campaign as the game),
Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater,
Catherine,
Heavy Rain and Detroit: Become Human.
Replayable as in: They're just fun to master and replay for their own sake:
Sonic Rush,
Metal Gear Solid 5,
Batman Arkham Anything,
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild,
Sonic Colors,
Resident Evil Remake.
Super Metroid, perhaps? I see some of the previously mentioned titles here more as arcade-ish games rather than "start a new game and play it out differently"
Dark Souls
XCOM games
Probably most of the popular CRPGs out there. Didn't play them but I heard nice things about them. You could check them out on PC, as you could find some of the most popular ones at a nice price, or wait for their release on Switch in a couple of weeks.
The $40-50 price tag is absolutely not as inviting as the PC versions, though
Dark Souls
XCOM games
Probably most of the popular CRPGs out there. Didn't play them but I heard nice things about them. You could check them out on PC, as you could find some of the most popular ones at a nice price, or wait for their release on Switch in a couple of weeks.
The $40-50 price tag is absolutely not as inviting as the PC versions, though
Rocket League and Breath of the Wild immediately come to mind. Even though I "beat" the game ages ago I still find myself going back to look for more hidden dungeons. Even if the story has told me everything it has to say, the world itself is still filled with stories to decipher. BotW is an excellent example in environmental storytelling.
Personally speaking, I've replayed The Binding of Isaac Afterbirth+ and Civilisation 6 with all DLC and Expansions the most I would think. Being there are mods on the Steam Workshop too for both - yeah got a lot of game for my money with those two over the years. Skyrim also with mods. Got to give it up to Skyrim. I still load that up and run around killing bears with a Scythe that Death himself would be proud of when listening to Podcasts or whatnot.
for me it's action rpgs like diablo 3, path of exile, titan quest, Skyrim, and fallout 4. I have hundreds of hours in each. Starting fresh is always fun.
Yup, as far as the Switch goes, that's the one. Especially now with the addition of Endless Mode and Online VS/co-op.
Dwarf Fortress, totally nuts the amount of stuff you can do. People meme about it being impossible to figure out but it's not, PeridexisErrant's Starter Pack and the wiki got my skeptical ass going.
It's like an anthill but the ants are super detailed simulated alcoholic dwarves. Every fortress has a story just because of all the crazy interactions that can have it, love it.
It's like an anthill but the ants are super detailed simulated alcoholic dwarves. Every fortress has a story just because of all the crazy interactions that can have it, love it.
Maybe not the very best, but I replayed the Witcher 3 two times after my initial playthrough and each time I found new areas, secrets, NPCs and quests that made each playthrough feel different and unique. On top of that you can go for bigger different decisions that alter the game's ending. My first playthrough had the worst ending, so I was glad the others turned out happier. :)
