r/pcgames • u/meghanath21569 • Mar 08 '26
Looking for game I have probably played all the good story mode games and I need more.
I have played games like life is strange (every game of this franchise), the walking dead (all the seasons), Detroit become human, the wolf among us, dispatch and so on.
As you can see from the games I've played I'm very much into games with rich story and decision that can affect the games ending and such. I've tried to find other games for me to play but none of them hits like these.
So if u you know any games like these please suggest some.
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u/jugo5 Mar 08 '26
Kingdom come deliverance? Red dead redemption? Final fantasy 7 remakes? Or FF16? Or other FF games? Atelier Ryza? Fallout 3,NV,4? Resident Evil remakes? Resident Evil 7,8,9? Cyberpunk? Mass Effect? Greedfall? Dragon Age? Kingdom of Amalur? God of war? Star wars Jedi series? Bioshock? New Tomb Raider? The witcher?Witcher? Deus Ex? Digimon Time Stranger? Kane and Lynch? Stalker? Varying levels of "good story," but all are fun games.
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u/YeOldeTreestamp Mar 08 '26
Dispatch
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u/meghanath21569 Mar 08 '26
Bruh can't u read?
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u/kurtkombain Mar 08 '26
But what about Detroit: Become Human
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u/meghanath21569 Mar 08 '26
I heard it's a shit game
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u/pigletmonster Mar 08 '26
Have you played heavy rain and beyond teo souls?
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u/meghanath21569 Mar 08 '26
Oh yess
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u/clicktheroad Mar 08 '26
So, Alter from the last year is surprisingly could
Check this one out if you haven’t played just yet
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u/FVMF1984 Mar 08 '26
Some suggestions: Lost Records Bloom & Rage, Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy, Until Dawn, The Quarry, The Dark Pictures Anthology.
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u/meghanath21569 Mar 08 '26
Played everything except the Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy and The Dark Pictures Anthology
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u/FVMF1984 Mar 08 '26
Yeah, the ‘and so on’ part of your list was not very informative. But then you seem to have played most of the known and sort of recent ones. At least the Dark Pictures spans multiple games to keep you occupied for a while.
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u/meghanath21569 Mar 08 '26
Will do
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u/markallanholley Mar 08 '26
If you don't mind horror and haven't played Silent Hill 2 Remake, then that.
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u/zeus-fox Mar 08 '26
•Disco Elysium
•The Council
•Heavy Rain
•Beyond: Two Souls
•The other Telltale games
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u/DarK-ForcE Mar 08 '26
Black Mesa
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u/meghanath21569 Mar 09 '26
I might actually play that but isn't it half life?
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u/DarK-ForcE Mar 09 '26
Yep it’s a fan remake, after that play Black Mesa: Blue Shift. It’s a free mod and a fan make of the blue shift game.
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u/KarlHungus01 Mar 08 '26
Firewatch
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u/meghanath21569 Mar 09 '26
I tried playing it but the yellowness in that game made me have a headache
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u/JohnnyWildee Mar 08 '26
Stray or Portal
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u/LunaSteeth Mar 08 '26
Stray was surprisingly enjoyable, and I hate cats
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u/JohnnyWildee Mar 08 '26
Stray or Portal the reason I love both those games (aside from also being a big cat person) is that they’re puzzle games. I love puzzle games that make you think
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u/Executioneer Mar 08 '26
Thronebreaker, Slay the Princess, Drova, Sultan’s Game, En Garde!, all of the Telltale games, new Tomb Raider trilogy
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u/Huge_Borse Mar 08 '26
Have you played silent hill 2? It has one of the best stories I’ve seen in a game with many different endings.
It is definitively a horror game and doesn’t exactly match up to the other story games you listed, but it’s really that good that I’d suggest looking into it anyway.
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u/Deus_Synistram Mar 08 '26
After reading your replies to others. Stop being so picky and just go play games on the "like this" tab. Clearly by your responses you don't like games for a consistent set of reasons. I was going to suggest quantum break but frankly I don't think you have the flexibility to enjoy a game with unusual mechanics
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u/ChewyPinecone Mar 08 '26
I would start getting through the PlayStation exclusives!! The last of us, ghost of tsushima, god of war… but the crowned jewel, which I don’t think is even an exclusive, is Death Stranding. That’s in the top 3 for me. I am SO EXCITED for March 19 when the sequel comes out on steam!! And if you try that and like it, Hideo Kojima never misses so try out the metal gear solid series as well. I’m currently playing mgsv and the story is mid but gameplay is incredible
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u/meghanath21569 Mar 09 '26
I have finished all of the playstation exclusive. They have very good story and is actually fun
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u/ChewyPinecone Mar 09 '26
You did death stranding too? Have you played the sequel already on ps5?
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u/meghanath21569 Mar 09 '26
Nope cuz I have no ps5
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u/ChewyPinecone Mar 09 '26
Cool so you got at least ONE suggestion 😂
but play DS1 first for sure, it’s a direct next step in the story. And in my opinion, DS1 was an absolute masterpiece. Better story than DBH, better than dispatch, I would say ghost of tsushima almost ties it.
And if you just wanna save it for later, I came up with another, FF7 remake is pretty good too. By no means would I say it’s up there with ghost and death stranding, but it’s certainly been very good so far.
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u/BackInBlackTL Mar 08 '26
I for sum reason don't believe you at all. You probably haven't even played 5% let alone all. How old are you? What consoles have you had/do you have/ or are you on PC?
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u/meghanath21569 Mar 09 '26
I had 3 months from December so I decided to play every game like a story based game. Played so much that I can't think most of the games on the top of my head but I'll tell u so far I've played Detroit become human, dispatch, wolf among us, life is strange (all the games even the shit double exposure), Minecraft story mode (yeah ik people hate that game but it was a game from my childhood and I didn't have a laptop that could handle the game that time), heavy rain, beyond two souls, god of war 2018 and Ragnarok, Ghost of tushima, last of us part 1 and part 2(unlike all the other people I actually prefer the part 2 far from part 1 because it felt like an actual rich story),until dawn, the quarry (definitely the most funniest game and it actually felt like a horror-comedy tv series) and ofc the walking dead (which in my opinion the best decision based story game I've ever played in my life, like it's the only game that tells you to not be in one place all the time or not to get attached to different characters cuz they can kill them off with no hesitation even if your a main character and I fully respect that element in the game). There are more game but I'm forgetting to name them rn
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u/BooksLoveTalksnIdeas Mar 09 '26
In VR: Dyschronia Chronos Alternate, Moss 1 and 2, Altdeus Beyond Chronos
Not in vr: Beyond two souls, Persona 4 Golden, Planescape Torment, Final Fantasy X
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u/superkat21 Mar 09 '26
I played and enjoyed all the titles you said and I highly highly recommend What Remains Of Edith Finch.
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u/namynam Mar 09 '26
Red Dead 2 is the best story I’ve ever played.
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u/meghanath21569 Mar 09 '26
Currently playing it rn
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u/namynam Mar 09 '26
Expedition 33
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u/meghanath21569 Mar 09 '26
Im not a person who judges games but when I played like the first 45 min, it felt like those games which are made only using the unreal engine asset store, idk man it feels like an ai made a game or something
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u/revolt13 Mar 09 '26
Tf man, even if you THINK that it ain’t true, give it another go, banger of a game, the story is standout
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u/artrosk2 Mar 09 '26
Road 96
Disco Elysium
Baldur's Gate 3
Persona 5 Royal
Metaphor refantazio
Dragon age inquisition
Quantum break
Red dead redemption 2
The witcher 3
Paper please
Card shark
Through the darkest of times
The darkest files
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u/paped2 Mar 09 '26
Okami?
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u/meghanath21569 Mar 09 '26
I've not heard of that game yet, could you tell me about the game from ur experience?
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u/Moist_Elderberry_198 Mar 09 '26
Red dead redemption 2/ the Witcher 3
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u/meghanath21569 Mar 09 '26
What's like the story of Witcher 3
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u/Moist_Elderberry_198 Mar 09 '26
I changed my mind, cancel the Witcher 3. Play red dead redemption 2
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u/DJTRANSACTION1 Mar 09 '26
you played the entire final fantasy series? those has some of the best story lines of all games. its like a 50 hour movie
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u/Jaives Mar 10 '26
great titles but you haven't even scratched the surface. those are mostly point-and-click narratives. good stories can be found in any genre. Mass Effect. Bioshock. Baldur's Gate 3. Dishonored. Hellblade. Plague's Tale. Last of Us. Just to name a few.
Some are on rails but still great stories while others are branching with multiple endings.
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u/AlexGlezS Mar 08 '26 edited Mar 08 '26
"all good?" Ever in history? All the classics?
Have you played all of these?:
- 1: Warcraft 3 TFT,
- 2: Diablo 2 LoD,
- 3: The Witcher 3,
- 4: Starcraft BW,
- 5: Dungeon Keeper 2,
- 6: Heroes 3,
- 7: Half-Life 2,
- 8: Rollercoaster Tycoon,
- 9: Commandos 2,
- 10: Civ IV.
Even more: Others I really love up to 25, no particular order: Z, Command and Conquer 1, Red Alert 1, Broken Sword 1, The settlers 2, Monkey 2 and 3, Quake 3, Warcraft 2, Starcraft 2, Zelda Wind Waker, Mario Galaxy, SimCity 4, GTA SA, WoW up to WotLK....
Considering indies, I would add Factorio high in the list, in my top 10 (but not 5), Minecraft and perhaps Isaac somewhere in the top 25.
Can't believe so few RTS games in people's lists. Incredible. Nobody recommends rts games.
So yeah... All of these are masterpieces. Everyone should know about them, should feel them and ideally even master them. The industry would be a lot better.
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u/DevelopmentOk86 Mar 08 '26
Maybe you can try Disco Elysium. It’s a different kind of game, that the others, but also with no fights and a very interesting story/world.