General Discussion

Axiom Verge.

I've also played FFV and thought it was pretty cool. Though I stopped playing at the Sealed Temple because **** that place.

Dragon Quest.

Hands down...just Dragon Quest.

SPORE Hero for the Wii.

SPORE is kind of a mixed bag when it came to public reception. Some people still like it, a lot of people think it was a great big heap of missed potential, some people only ever used it to make...things.

But there were a lot of spin-off games for SPORE back in the mid-late 2000s after SPORE came out. One of them was SPORE Hero for the Wii, which played similarly to the SPORE Creature stage, but with an actual plot, new combat mechanics, new gene mechanics, and much more.

The controls can be janky sometimes (including some unfortunate glitches) and there are a few frustrating parts, but overall the game is fun and if one is looking for a somewhat better SPORE experience, check this one out.

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Where the Wild Things Are game on Wii, I used to love that so much, I pretended I had a restaurant and I'd feed them the different plants and animals and fly around with Douglas's feathers and sometimes make them angry, hehehe. Sims Animals and Sims Animals Africa were also fun, as well as Carnivores: Dinosaur Hunter on my Kindle.

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Omg I loved GX Duel Academy :'D
And also the Tag Force Games for PSP hahahahhaaha!

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My number one Game for this Thread is The World Ends with You.
It released for the DS and is definitely an underdog!
It will be released for Switch in Fall and I hope more people will get to enjoy it! ; _;
What needs to be said though is, that it's almost painfully japanese. But not in the annoying-trope kind of way, but rather that i feels very real and does an amazing job at capturing what Shibuya feels like.
Also, the gameplay was so very unique - i've definitely never seen a JRPG like this before. :'D

Probably the Shadow Hearts series. They are such good games. You learn a little about history, and other things. It has a cool battle system. The characters are AMAZING, especially those thrown in there just for laughs. And you get so freaking good at timing things it's scary.

I am also a fan of Fantasy Life. Another game I enjoy is Spore, although not a lot of people do, sadly.

OneShot is a puzzle/adventure game that makes exceptionally good use of the fourth wall, breaking it to the point where you, the player, are treated as a different person than the character you control. This leads to a bunch of puzzles completed outside the game itself, and into its files and assets. That, and the story is very well-written, with some difficult decisions, heartwarming moments, and permanent consequences.

OFF is a more traditional RPG that still makes use of breaking the fourth wall in a similar manner to OneShot, but I’d say that this game’s main selling point (it’s actually free) is the main twist, and how it can make you feel so conflicted about some dark and morally grey(?) actions. It’s also a game that will likely get at least some emotion and despair when you complete it, so it’s an all-round good time.

Heartbound is an upcoming game (it has a demo though!) that doesn’t make use of the fourth wall like the other two, but it still messes with your emotions and the consequences of doing good (or bad) things for other people. It describes itself as “a game about a boy, his dog, secrets, and sanity,” if that gives you any lead. Safe to say, after playing the demo, I am very much looking forward to its release.