mysteryman said:
SvennoJ said:
RolStoppable said: *looks at bestselling video games of all time* Yeah, thread is as wrong as something can be. Plus without gameplay, a game would cease to be a game. The second most essential part of a video game are graphics, because without them you can't have a video game. That's what it comes down to when you break down video games to their fundamentals. Everything else augments the experience, but they are by no means absolutely essential. |
Like for example Myst? Gameplay is definitely not the most important thing in Myst.
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Pointing and clicking is pretty damn important in a point 'n' click adventure.
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So is walking around and being able to look at things in a cinematic adventure game.
And being able to shoot things in a third person shooter.
Myst was pretty lousy in it's point and click gameplay. It was praised for letting you get you immersed in a virtual world, not for the point and click gameplay, which many games had done better before Myst. Gameplay was just adequate in Myst.