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I feel like I should have the GOOD [time], USER! open by default, but. Hm.

ninacti0n

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What types of video game storytelling do you enjoy the most? I have a particular fondness for point n' click stories, choice-based dialogues that branch out, intriguing puzzles that have lore injected in them and first-person exploration. What about you, guys?

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corru 3 years ago

ironically i really like games that deliver stories in super pared back ways, like how Signalis or From Soft games do it - the story is always there, but it doesn't make itself clear unless you really consciouslly seek it out. it's a kind of style where it's like the true story is buried beneath the game, and you have to really dig to unearth pieces of it and put it together

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4disease 3 years ago

I tend to enjoy pretty much similar things in games as you! Point and click has a place in my heart. I really enjoy stories that are heavily character based, too, and generally things that are atmospheric... that you can get lost in

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ninacti0n 3 years ago

@corru Oh, I like this type of game too, specially when it relies on environmental storytelling. The game seems to be only focused on its mechanic, until you start to search for the hidden bits n' pieces. I'll check out Signalis and some of the games made by From Soft!

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ninacti0n 3 years ago

@4disease Ooh, how cool! I love exploration-based games too, that don't feel linear and are usually very chill. Just do things at your own pace and have fun! Combine this with atmospheric gameplay and you have me spending hours on it lol ^^

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chomsite 3 years ago

its actually hard for me to say! i think having character-centric storytelling is really attractive to me, but also anything thats just sillay :)

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chomsite 3 years ago

CLICKED ENTER TO EARLY!!! notable games that come to mind are grim fandango, hat in time, mother 3, glitched (still a demo but really good branching choices, has hours of content already), and bugsnax...

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ninacti0n 3 years ago

@chomsite I can see why it's hard lol, I had to look back on which types brought me the most joy so far, since I have many :] I like silly games too! They're memorable in their own quirky way, while lacking anything that might stress us gameplay-wise. Also... this reminded me I wanted to play Wobbledogs one day xD You've got a great game selection there, with a bunch I still hope to play-

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