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your mother on 15 June 2007
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vizunary said:
Bodhesatva said:

Here's an example, Quickdraw, of a game I might say is approaching maturity, while still in the vein of Metal Gear Solid:

A spy is sent out to kill one person. And that's all he does: kill one person. In the entire game. That person doesn't even have super powers -- he's just a person.

Have you ever read "Crime and Punishment" by Fyodor Dostoevsky? It's one of my favorites, and is generally accepted to be in the upper echelons of the western canon.


 

Actually Hitman is along these lines, while there is more than one, you have specific goals in taking out people in very intricate circumstances, but the storyline could use help. I think Hard Rain might be something you'd enjoy, we'll see how it turns out. Crime and Punishment is great.... what about something like Dante's Inferno?

In Chaos Theory you only get a 100% perfect score if (among other things) you don't kill anyone aside from three main NPCs. You can go and break everyone's necks if you are so inclined to do so, but the real challenge is completing all missions without so much touching anyone, let alone knocking someone out. Fantastic fun IMO.