Which games have the best feelings of adventure?
Which games have the best feelings of adventure?
Elijah Jenkins
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Carson Garcia
wow classic
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Hudson Sullivan
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Brandon Young
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Camden Peterson
Runescape back in 2006
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Zachary Nguyen
> 1. Ocarina of Time (If you played it growing up in the 90s or 2000s)
> 2. The Wind Waker
> 3. Final Fantasy X
> 4. Dragon Quest VIII
> 5. Chrono Trigger
> 6. Dragon Quest V
> 7. Final Fantasy VI
> 8. Final Fantasy IX
> 9. Dragon Quest XI
> 10. Skies of Arcadia
Kevin Long
>linear games
>adventure
Jack Jenkins
what a terrible list
Nathan Torres
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Zachary James
Tetris Attack
Quest 64
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Jonathan Ross
fuck off
Eli Peterson
Carson Flores
Oblivion
Aaron Young
To me pure adventure means exploration without the game shoving plot down your throat - particularly without the game telling you that you're on a mission to defeat the ancient evil, etc. It means you are on a journey for the sake of the journey, not for some other specific objective.
The only such games that immediately come to mind are Minecraft, Terraria, Nethack, and Pokemon Red/Blue (I haven't played any other pokemon games to compare them). Bethesda games (Elderscrolls particularly) are good contenders as well.
DAOC and FFXI gave me the feeling of adventure when I first played them, but I don't think it would be the same going back too them at this time, now being much older and neither have aged very well. WOW never felt terribly adventurous to me, nor does FFXIV.
Lincoln Parker
naruto arena
Cameron Russell
feeling
Andrew Diaz
Breath of the Wild
Joshua Long
Nolan Morales
You need free reign for that
Matthew Nelson
Minecraft
Elder Scrolls
Zelda
Lots of MMOs
Terraria
Roughly in that order
Zachary Nguyen
Baldur's Gate
Might and Magic 6
Dominic Taylor
Witcher 3.
John Wright
Minecraft gives more a feeling of wonder, not adventure. Their are some beautiful vistas you come across, but the world itself is actually relatively lifeless. There's basically no interaction with NPC's, and up until recently, the mov variety was seriously lacking.
Jonathan Richardson
The first Dragon Quest Builders did it for me. Haven't played the second yet, tho.
Jaxson Lewis
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 had a great feeling of the adventure you're talking about
Carter Gomez
Dragon's Dogma
Ayden Davis
I've played all these fucking games. Give me something else
Zachary Stewart
Hudson Kelly
Lucas Miller
Horizon Zero Dawn