What game is the most rewarding?, What you have ever played. Options

[Elnendil]

When you play a game, what do you really look for? Do you look for adventure? Romance? How about a thrill? There's alot of games out there, and some are ones that deserve recognition for being a game that really touched you, or showed you that challenge, or the story was so brilliant.

This is where the meaning of this topic comes into play.

Post a game that you really love playing, and give a brief desription of what it is and what it's about.

I'll start this off.


Game: Earthbound
Genre: RPG
Players: 2 (If you plug in the second controller, you can actually control the party, thus it is a 2 player game in my eyes. I always play with my friends like this.)
Reason for this being my favorite: The game really thrilled me and it always will thrill me. Why, may you ask? It's a very original game, based on modern times. It's a game that about 30,000+ people treasure, and even though it's graphics dont come up to par with alot of other games, it still has a place in my heart.
Description of Game: The game is about a boy named Ness who lives in Onett, Eagleland. He wakes up to a loud noise outside, and finds out that a meteorite has crashed on a hill close to his home. When he goes back to sleep, he awakes to his friend, Pokey, asking for help to find his brother, Picky. When they get to the meteorite and get Picky, they hear a noise. Light emits from the meteorite and Buzz Buzz, "not a bee", introduces himself, and tells Ness his destiny. Thats where his story begins.

[Marionette]

The game that left me most satisfied was Phantom Brave and Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney. Though, I'm leaning more towards Phoenix, because I just enjoy the whole game overall like nothing you wouldn't believe.

I'll write about it in depth when I get back from work. <3

[MeleMewChew]

This list is in order from the thing i looks for most to the things I look for later:

1. Great Gameplay in RPG/Stradegy style (turn based is ok)
2. Good anime art ( i like anime games XD)
3. Good story line (Romance or something along the lines of Halo)
4. Good Graphics
5. Replaybility
6. Good Music
7. The amount of people can play
8. Popularity
9. if it's in a series or not

[Rosetta]

FOr some reason, the most rewarding game to get through was Radiata Stories for me. It felt so good getting through that optional dungeon..

[Elnendil]

I kinda wanted some descriptions, but I'll just make those optional I guess.

[Nanashi]

.hack series... After all that time and money spent... it finally paid off... ^.^

[Deadelus]

Actually beating Hoshigami.........

Usless last mision...

It's a 5 part battle:
First outside...
Then Inside....
Then Blackthorn...
Then the bad guy (Cant remember name)....
Then the bad guy (With better coins) and Blackthorn....

It took me a lot of time to actually beat the game......

[Dr Strum]

The most fulfilling game I've ever played would have to be

Feel the Magic: XY/XX (known as Project Rub in the UK, and Kimi no Tame Nara Shineru in Japan)
I was getting kind of bored with gaming, which is why I became excited when I first saw the DS. None of the launch games really interested me or seemed to take advantage of the DS's features, until I came across this. I fell in love with it upon first turning it on, and stayed up until 7 in the morning beating story mode. It has great music, many comedic sound effects and events, and it takes effort (or a bunch of Sega GBA games) to COMPLETE 100%. I spent 12 hours beating normal story, a month or so on hard mode, and I only just finished Hell mode a few weeks ago. And I'm STILL not finished. Memories mode, which allows you to play through all ten difficulty levels of each stage (receiving a star for each completion) is keeping me busy (still need about 10 stars), and I still have to go through story again to get the other two hidden bunnies.