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List of WASD-like control 3D RPG games (single player)
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Fable was innovashun incarnate, especially farting was a lot of fun and was sadly lacking from so-called oldschool RPGs. ( I mean how can you be oldschool if you can't even fart)
cesm23
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yeah indeed no wonder why i bolded it's name 
That's one of the games that "marked" me and i WILL play it again later, just like all others i have put in bold. Don't forget to tell me more games with these type of controls that aren't on the list yet, that's why i made the post
That's one of the games that "marked" me and i WILL play it again later, just like all others i have put in bold. Don't forget to tell me more games with these type of controls that aren't on the list yet, that's why i made the post Double Ogre
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Yeah, man, I hear ya. Fable was the best motherfucking RPG of 2004. So innovative, so deep. The role-playing possibilities were endless.
OgreOgre said:
Please do not forget the farting possibilities.
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I would also recommend Mass Effect. It's a great RPG that offers an intricate and open-ended experience with visceral FPS combat that makes you really feel the role you've been given. Although, I fear that the dialogs may be a bit overwhelming (the game gives you way too many choices) for new RPG players and may put you off the game. However, the game's a blast once you get into it.
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Try Vampire: The Masquerade. Its available on Steam and you should update it with the latest unofficial patch (you should find a link to it somewhere on the codex).
If you don't mind old-ish graphics, you should also buy the original Deus Ex, you will need to patch it for modern resolutions but it is another great RPG/FPS/Stealther hybrid.
I think you will be blown away by both these games.
If you don't mind old-ish graphics, you should also buy the original Deus Ex, you will need to patch it for modern resolutions but it is another great RPG/FPS/Stealther hybrid.
I think you will be blown away by both these games.
I humbly want to emphasize however intricate and open-ended Mass Effect might be - it suffers from a severe lack of farts. Yes that's right - you can't do it in Mass Effect and that years after Fable showed how to do it right.
You also can't kick chicken - OK it's a Scifi RPG, so maybe they should have introduced kicking space chicken or something.
You also can't kick chicken - OK it's a Scifi RPG, so maybe they should have introduced kicking space chicken or something.
You should try Fallout 3. It's a perfect blend of RPG replayability and moral ambiguity and FPS mechanics, and it will also definitely satisfy your hunger for quality and quantity of dialogues (ALL of which have voice-overs done by real damn professionals).
That sounds really great DR, this game will definately go on my list of games I want to play in the future.
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Baksheesh said:
Yeah now i rememeber i already had vampire masquerade in a older list i made, i will add it to this one as well good choice.
No of course i don't mind old-ish graphics, take the ultima IX example that one is from 1998 i don't mind old-ish graphics as long as the levels are in full 3D it's ok!
About deus ex i already got that game in the past, but i don't think i liked it much... you see i am more into medieval, magic/psychic powers orfantasy-themed games (as long as isn't much childish or kid oriented) and my favorite games in bold all fit those types. Altough of course there might be exceptions, like mass effect i will see when i play it later.
cesm23 said:
Fable significantly raised the bar here too.
I see what you're doing here, boys. Very nice of you.
Seriously though, you should try Vampire the Masquerade:Bloodlines. Attention, I'm talking about VtM:Bloodlines, not VtM:Redemption.
Daggerfall and Morrowind are great games (for very deifferent reasons) but don't even think of talking about Oblivion here. The game's nearly as despised as jews or niggers. And it deserves its treatment.
If you like first person hack&slash, two worlds, once fully patched, can be somehow pleasing too.
Also Strife (through dosbox emulation) is a pretty good aventure/FPS that RPGCodex generously opened to my attention.
Then, welcome on the Codex, are you a tranny yet or are you still questionning your sexual identity?
Seriously though, you should try Vampire the Masquerade:Bloodlines. Attention, I'm talking about VtM:Bloodlines, not VtM:Redemption.
Daggerfall and Morrowind are great games (for very deifferent reasons) but don't even think of talking about Oblivion here. The game's nearly as despised as jews or niggers. And it deserves its treatment.
If you like first person hack&slash, two worlds, once fully patched, can be somehow pleasing too.
Also Strife (through dosbox emulation) is a pretty good aventure/FPS that RPGCodex generously opened to my attention.
Then, welcome on the Codex, are you a tranny yet or are you still questionning your sexual identity?
cesm23
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Yeah this kind of lists isn't something i frequently found in google that's why i have to start make topics like this in gaming forums, because it's always a bit of troubling finding non-point and click rpgs these days.
Hum... i think i remember that name i think i tried it several years ago, even tough i am using windows 7 rc i got Blood running in a dosbox so strife should work was well.
Well even tough now understand and speak english quite well (english isn't my native language), i still don't understand the meaning of some expressions, what you mean by this ?
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Oh, oh, how about Jade Empire? It's got a compelling and mature story, innovative gameplay, and immersive cutscenes (fully voice-acted, natch) if you don't mind slightly dated graphics. Its roleplaying potential can't quite match that of Fable, but it's a fair contender and I sincerely think you should give it a solid try.
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Malachi said:
Lol it's not because of the name of course.
Lool you really like farts in games right ? You should look out gta1, carmageddon2, so far i think these two have that "ability" too even tough in carma2 they only appear in a powerup sound effect
Also in the postal series maybe there is too i don't remember well.edit : wow Two worlds as i seen in a video on youtube seems GREAT ! It immediatly reminded me of ultima 9 and gothic as well
And Daggerfall reminded me of ultima underworld, which is great too and no i don't mind those old-ish graphics as long the levels are in 3D.Krokar
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OMG I can't belive no one mentioned Oblivion! Awesome, awesome game. It has everything you would expact from good RPG: great graphics, immersive gameworld, deep story, better AI then any other game... And you can always download new mods like horse armor, new spells ect. AAA class RPG.
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Krokar said:
Well maybe because... it's on the list from the start ? This topic is mainly for discussion of games that aren't on the list yet so that me and people that also like "wasd-like control" games also know all games that exists like this, EVEN if they are oldish graphics or are games that most people criticize or say that suck. For example ultima 9 i have seen a lot of bad reviews about it, but it was still one of the best games of this type i have played so i can't go only for the peoples oppinions for the best games.
But still yes oblivion for what i have seen i will like it for sure as well,but usually it's best to reply here about games that aren't on the list yet, unless it's to revail possible problems with the ones in the list, for example, any of them not having wasd control, not running on vista/windows7, etc.
This thread is pure fucking gold 
cesm23
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LOOL and i was thinking that most people here would only like point and click rpgs i really hope the list continues growing and growing, unfortunately there isn't a section of the forum for adventure only games as well, or is it ? I am still new here i just registered today... I would like to make a topic about adventure games too like this one as well,l but i don't know if this forum as a section fitted for that, i had a quick look and i think it doesn't have.
i really hope the list continues growing and growing, unfortunately there isn't a section of the forum for adventure only games as well, or is it ? I am still new here i just registered today... I would like to make a topic about adventure games too like this one as well,l but i don't know if this forum as a section fitted for that, i had a quick look and i think it doesn't have.
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