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This is pretty easy for me. I play lots of racing games, so NFS Most Wanted. Went back on my PS2 LCE version of the game to check something. That game looks so crap and grainy compared to the 360 version. Played Forza the other day too. I've more or less got a hard on for that series. And although the OP says "games without combat" I have played plenty of games recently that involve combat, but not against people. Come to think of it I think that only a small fraction of my games actually involve combat against people. Most of it is monsters, demons or aliens etc.
Super Monkey Ball Deluxe ... a guilty pleasure.
It is interesting to note how prevalent killing is in computer games and that we hardly notice it unless we think of it, are we becoming desensitised to it perhaps? ... that's for future generations to worry about, I'll just get back to slaughtering waves of bandits in Skyrim and arranging the bodies in amusing poses ...
It is interesting to note how prevalent killing is in computer games and that we hardly notice it unless we think of it, are we becoming desensitised to it perhaps? ... that's for future generations to worry about, I'll just get back to slaughtering waves of bandits in Skyrim and arranging the bodies in amusing poses ...
Probably Minecraft, but that's arguable as far as killing people (it was on a multiplayer server that allows pvp, but I only use mulitplayer to build with friends). If not that, then Anno 2070. That's probably just as a toss up as Minecraft though, so then I would go to Transport Tycoon Deluxe.
I haven't killed any "people" in Dragon Quest IX yet
You're talking non-combat games though right? The last I played was Skate 2 as my mate sent it to me to play through, before that, Portal 2 and then maybe Flower, come to think of it, I actually prefer non-combat games
You're talking non-combat games though right? The last I played was Skate 2 as my mate sent it to me to play through, before that, Portal 2 and then maybe Flower, come to think of it, I actually prefer non-combat games
Actually, I try to avoid that, as I want everyone there to be my best friend. Hitting them on the head does not endear them to me.Veldt Falsetto said:
Besides, you can't hack away at them with axes, which is LAME
I am somewhat ashamed to admit that it was in fact FIFA which I played earlier today. It's okay, I didn't patronize them it was a friend. It's not a bad game it's just that it's ridiculous that they can release a new edition every year with hardly any differences.
iFail69 said:
The ending cutscene has Faith kick a guy out a helicopter, though.
OT: Probably Portal 2, but that was a while ago.
One of the Harvest Moons I own... Cow milking is a good way to de-freak out yourself after playing Silent Hill for a few too many hours.
I'm a bit confused. The title asks for the last game without killing people, but OP says without combat. Batman: Arkham Asylum involved combat but no killing, does that count?
Without either, I'd have to say Minecraft. I play creative on peaceful and ignore all the animals.
Without either, I'd have to say Minecraft. I play creative on peaceful and ignore all the animals.