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08-20-2005, 01:04 PM | #205 |
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Gabriel Knight III.
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08-21-2005, 01:37 PM | #206 |
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must be Broken Sword 1: Shadow of the Templars (Circle of Blood)
great character to play as, good logical puzzles, good voice acting, humourous, great storyline, beautiful hand drawn graphics and great secondary charcters
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08-21-2005, 11:29 PM | #207 |
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I think Grim Fandango is the best comedy AG, Broken Sword is probably the best serious AG (keep in mind that I haven't played GK) and Fate Of Atlantis is the best Indy AG.
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08-22-2005, 03:40 AM | #208 |
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It's going to have to be a tie between Grim Fandango and Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge.
On second place: Day of the Tentacle.
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06-02-2006, 05:05 PM | #209 |
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Although i love Grim Fandango, if i had to choose one and only one game as the best(which i'm gonna do now,and believe me its hard to choose between 74 or so adventure games i have played),i'd have to say:
GABRIEL KNIGHT 2 THE BEAST WITHIN I dont think any game has so well rounded and deep plot.Excellent story that has no rival yet(followed closely by:GK1&3,TLJ&DREAMFALL,SYBERIA1,GRIM FANDANGO and not many more). my 2 cents, D. |
06-02-2006, 08:02 PM | #210 |
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When Is Everybody Gonna Stop With This Stupid Old Games!?!?!?!!?!?!!?!!?!? I Tryed A Few And They Are Terrible.horrible Graphics And Gameplay,wtf Is So Special About Them?try To Play Some New Games.you All Look Like Some Old Guys Talking About Ww2......
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06-03-2006, 12:29 AM | #211 |
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Tch. There's nothing wrong with older games. Graphics are not important. The gamplay is perfectly fine. A great game, just like a great book, or film, or piece of music, will always be great.
My choice for the best adventure game yet released is Sam and Max Hit the Road. Great comedy, superb voice acting, well conceived and interesting puzzles, good graphic design, plus a few mini-games thrown in to provide a break from the storyline. I'm fond of Car Bomb, myself. Plus, one thing that is a big appeal to me is the Lucasarts safety net. Yuo can't die, or do anything that will render the game unwinnable. I apprecaite having that, because it gives the freedom to experiment and try unusual things without constant saving and restoring. |
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06-03-2006, 02:08 AM | #213 |
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Black Dahlia best FMV adventure and lots of puzzles
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06-03-2006, 05:19 AM | #214 |
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Are we talking about the same Grim Fandango here? I'm currently playing the game and based on what I've seen this far it is definately NOT the best adventure game ever! Just finished the Rubacawa part in year two and the whole thing was a huge pointless puzzle-marathon with endless amount of running around in the same places, nothing to hear but "It's locked", "Not picking that up" and my all time favorite: "I don't really want to do that" Go for it Manny! I'm not saying the game's horrible, and since I'm not even near the finish line, I may not be the best person to say. Indeed, I would be most delighted if the game got better after this, maybe then I'd understand what it is that makes it the BEST of the best.
For me, having only played few adventure games (GK3, Syberia, Broken Sword 1, Monkey Island 1 and some that I haven't completed yet) it is hard to declare the greatest of all time, but so far all that I've played have been almost equally good. Syberia and GK3 a little bit better than the others. |
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Also, I find it kind of strange that you give Grim such a hard time for its constantly repeated lines, yet you say Syberia is one of your favorite games, with it's constant "No need to go that way" line, bit of a contradiction don't you think?
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Rubacawa the best part of the game? Maybe I'm not such an adventure gamer after all...
Well I admit, Syberia can be irritating in the similar way, but the atmosphere, story and the overall style of the game reduce the level of irritation, which doesn't happen to me in Grim Fandango. Anyway, it's worth to play even with the things I dislike. Just isn't the masterpiece in my opinion. |
06-04-2006, 08:56 AM | #219 |
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These threads seem rather pointless to me. Firstly, no one will ever agree on a winner. Secondly, it's difficult to pin-point a "best-ever" adventure game, or a "best-ever" of any genre. At any rate, if I did bother to sit down and contemplate the subject, my choice would be dependant on my mood, rather than any concrete belief that game X was better than game Y.
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06-04-2006, 11:30 AM | #220 |
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Also, everyone has such different tastes. It seems a better consensus is come to when you ask what the 'worst' adventure game is.
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