Which video games have been the most kino?

Video games should strive to be ludo, not kino.

How come no one said RDR2 yet? Did Yea Forums hate it that much?

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Story wise?
MGS2,Silent Hill 2 ,Soma(and machine for pigs,to some degree),Final Fantasy VI

This also Bloodborne and NieR:Automata

>Final Fantasy VI
Nothing about the worst SNES FF is kino

>Soma

Is it really that good? I tried playing it a few years ago and got bored after an hour

Why is that a bad thing? Most games don't even try to be the least bit intellectual

Tell me what is bad about it,I agree it suffers from the fact that we cannot be fully immersed into a video game that is all in sprites but the characters and plot were pretty intersting

The story is pretty good and the way it is delivered is very much like any other Frictional's games like Amnesia and Penumbra but it sufferes from lack of interactivity that was present in the previous games.Like an Half Life without much of interactivity

MGS2 is Kino?

Is the guy on the cover supposed to be Snake?

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I'm worried about you guys, you need to read a book.
You can't be intellectually stimulated by some video game unless you're 14.
Take the Yea Forumspill, watch some foreign films that aren't anime.

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Based. While this is a little too high praise for it, Spec Ops tries to do for the military shooter what Watchmen did for comic book heroes, and I respect the hell out of it

>Spec Ops tries to do for the military shooter what Watchmen did for comic book heroes,

be piunfully cliche and then suddenly trying to be deep at the very end, failing, and pissing everyone off?

This

None of that applies to the Watchmen comic book, but if you feel it does for the game then good for you