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Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2007 5:00 am
by Aerris
Try Incursion (rougelike,DnD system)pretty good but u dont have party and u see friendly npc every 100 years(game is still under construction and its free so try it) also what about Gothics try 1 and 2(3 is good but not as first and second) i REALLY like NPCs there especially those friends of main character

Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 9:44 pm
by Trias12
Dugeon Seige II does have some good interaction between party members. Overall the game is a step up from the original Dungeon Seige with the same action RPG gameplay.

Another good game with decent party interaction is Placescape: Torment. All of the NPCs have a very well defined history and personality. Most would put this game in their top 10 if not the top 5.

Neverwinter Nights 2 is another excellent choice. Like with Planescape the NPC's have a well defined personality and past. They also have plenty to say to you and each other. There are some bugs in the game however the recently released expansion pack is supposed to fix alot of them ( I don't have it yet). The previews where saying the story in the expansion pack is on par with Planescape: Torment. Despite the bugs this game is very worth it.

Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 10:07 pm
by Crenshinibon
Once again, try Planescape Torment you MUST try the first two Fallout games. I was somewhat skeptical when I got it as it's pretty old the graphics aren't the best, but damn, that was one of the best games I have ever played. The atmosphere and the feel, the freedom, the limitless ways to develop your characters. I loved it. It is wonderful. You have to play Fallout, although you might have a harder time getting it than PS:T. Still, it's worth it. It is truly a great game.

Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2007 10:09 pm
by alias
I realize that this might be going back a little bit in time but if you are any fan of the old Bard's Tale Trilogy - (+ I'm not talking about that crap that InXile put out a few years ago....[I'm talking about the old true classic turn based rpg's Bard's Tale I, II, and III]) -If you liked those games you might want to try out "The Devil Whiskey". It's the closest thing that your gonna get to the old classic games of the 1980's. Except it has some much improved graphics! It's the best true turn based rpg since the 80's.
you can check it out at ..........
The Devil Whiskey - The "Devil Whiskey" a modern CRPG that is a hybrid of the 2d and 3D styles.