UBER Fidelity Suite delivers mind blowing visuals that alter Witcher 3 in such a huge impact that it almost questions CDPR as to why they held back so much is the visual department for the release for The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt. The suite aims to provide users with not a E3 copycat, but a true next gen visual quality for the PC version of the game.
The Elder Scrolls: Baldur's Gate 3.
Kinda cool I guess. Seems they just allowed the camera to zoom in right on top of the characters head and then able to control movement like a fps. Makes me wonder what the game would be like if I didn't ever zoom way out and scroll over the environment to check out for enemies nearby almost constantly.
RPGs are often huge, sprawling endeavours. With limited playtime, we have to choose wisely, so here's the best western RPGs available today.
"I started playing games yesterday" the List... Meh!
How about a few RPGs that deserve some love instead?
1 - Alpha Protocol - Now on GOG
2 - else Heart.Break()
3 - Shadowrun Trilogy
4 - Wasteland 2
5 - UnderRail
6 - Tyranny
7 - Torment: Tides of Numenera
And for a bonus game that flew under the radar:
8 - Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden
Given the medium's wild diversity, this primer of the essential video games everyone should try is a good place to start.
I can't fk with this list. They missed on alot of games probably before the writers times. Also I know people loved some portal but I was never a fan.
Tomb Raider 1
Driver 1
Abe’s Odyssey
FF6
King of Fighters 94
Mortal Kombat OG
LINK 2 the past
Street Fighter 2
Resident Evil 1
Infinite but not the first two games? Witcher 3 but not the first two games?? GTA V but not literally any of the games before it??? Portal 2 but not the first? Also if you're going to play Shadow of The Colossus play the remaster and not the remake. Can't say I disagree with the list but my man it's all over the place.
Awesome list! Hot take on Fear (and it's hard af expansion Persaus Mandate!) Bioshock Infinite is stellar, so is the Witcher 3 and you nailed it by having Ocarina of Time. So many fantastic games! Gotta play 'em all! Next one on my list is Prey after I beat Dead Space 2 and Splinter Cell Conviction.
2 reasons why it's an unnecessary overkill for The Witcher:
1. The further you're in game, the more you watch the mini map where to go than actually enjoying the views. Most of my time, and pretty much all the time I'm travelling, is basically travelling by exclusively observing the minimap.
2. There's not much of "exploration" per say, more like, point A starts the quest, point B has a quest goal, point C is your reward NPC.
Skyrim had solution to both things. The GPS of sorts was nicely integrated into the HUD, so you still paid more attention to the actual environment before you. Whereas exploration had actual meaning. In The Witcher you know that all areas are just quest areas that you will be directed to when you have the right level. In Skyrim you explored for the sake of exploration. You strolled around the city because you wanted to, not to look for a quest NPC.
It's pretty much my second biggest complaint about The Witcher (after the horrid combat) - it has great quests, but it's pretty much only quests, and a very high intensity of those. There's little else to do outside of "collectible" bandit camps and treasure chests with generic loot. The Witcher 3 doesn't need better graphics, it needs a reason to explore and enjoy the world, something very few games are capable to do like TES series.
the "realistic" setting looks damn sexy.
Watching this, while my PC copy of Arkham Knight sits uselessly on my hard drive makes me realize one thing: I bought the wrong game.
People are still on this game's graphics?
I always find myself resetting to the original settings. Somehow the art direction CDP was going for makes sense to me.