Your favorite "first person" game
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It does extremely well what a First-Person game should do well; Immersion in the game's world, and immersion in the character that you play as.
It does extremely well what a First-Person game should do well; Immersion in the game's world, and immersion in the character that you play as.
I think halo 3 is my favorite, because i loved the fact that you could drive vehicles, and also because getting all my friends together for a huge LAN party was really fun! :3
Hmm... if we're counting games where you can play in either 1st or 3rd person view, then I'd go with Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines. It's my second favorite game of all time (after Fallout 2), so that's a no brainer for me.
If we're talking games that are exclusively 1st person, then... maybe Dark Forces? I played that game an obscene amount when I was little. Runners up would probably be Daggerfall, Deus Ex (the original), and Golden Eye for the N64, which I also played a lot as a kid. Strangely, I haven't played many exclusively first person games in recent years.
If we're talking games that are exclusively 1st person, then... maybe Dark Forces? I played that game an obscene amount when I was little. Runners up would probably be Daggerfall, Deus Ex (the original), and Golden Eye for the N64, which I also played a lot as a kid. Strangely, I haven't played many exclusively first person games in recent years.
Definately Bioshock.
I enjoy the game for much more than merely being a FPS/RPG hybrid, but still works as a good FPS.
I enjoy the game for much more than merely being a FPS/RPG hybrid, but still works as a good FPS.
Hilariously,Dungeon Keeper. The game got awesome with two words.
"Grenum Intergum"
Train a Mistress,Vampire,or Dragon to level ten. Possess. Go on glorious rampage. I seriously loved possessing Mistresses. Flick on the speed buff,then nothing but Drain beams and Thunderbolts. Killed everything that didn't know Reflect. And it was GLORIOUS.
"Grenum Intergum"
Train a Mistress,Vampire,or Dragon to level ten. Possess. Go on glorious rampage. I seriously loved possessing Mistresses. Flick on the speed buff,then nothing but Drain beams and Thunderbolts. Killed everything that didn't know Reflect. And it was GLORIOUS.
This. I loved it, and I still do now.GTwander said:
I also pay mount and blade from the first person perspective.
And the last game that totally rocked my socks off was Legend of Grimrock. Pure brilliance, that one.
I would have to say Skryim by quite a bit. I know you can play it in 3rd person but I almost exclusively use 1st unless I'm just looking at my character.
Not kidding, not even a little. I also play quite a bit of Battlefield currently, so I have good contrast for comparison in my library.
Man, back in the days when games were made just to be fun...
Probably Call of Duty: World at War. I'm probably going to be torn apart limb from limb for liking a CoD game, but it was quite possibly one of the most fun games I've ever played. I loved Nazi Zombies, the multiplayer, and the campaign.
Also, Borderlands has been a 100+ hours timesink for me.
Also, Borderlands has been a 100+ hours timesink for me.
From a visual/artistic perspective?
Half Life 2
Skyrim
Fallout 3
Bioshock
Mirror's Edge
Portal 2
Halo Series
Call of Duty (Modern Warfare Series/Black Ops)
Half Life 2
Skyrim
Fallout 3
Bioshock
Mirror's Edge
Portal 2
Halo Series
Call of Duty (Modern Warfare Series/Black Ops)
Would it be terrible of me to say that I like Postal 2 & 3?
If so, my other choices would have to be Call of Duty: Black Ops... for Zombies and Multiplayer.
If so, my other choices would have to be Call of Duty: Black Ops... for Zombies and Multiplayer.