John2290 said:
Oh yeah, fallout 1 was fantastic except for the timer. Never could finish that game without it running out of time. Planescape is actually one of the few I haven't played but I did love tides of Numanera so I guess It'd be right up there, how does planescape hold up today? I mean, it's great looking back on game in retrospect and jusdging them for the time they released but when you put a recent game up agaonst them it's kind of hard to over look the quality of life improvments and refinement of systems over the years. I would love to play it though regardless, might have time before Red dead 2. |
To be honest, it's been a helluva long, long time since i've played Planescape: Torment, so I can't really say how it holds up today - I remember I was really fascinated by the writing (Chris Avellone's masterpiece) and its strange world. But going by RPGCodex' list of best RPGs, it seems that lot of people agree that it's best RPG ever made - I'm not so sure about that myself, maybe in this particular subgenre, though as I said, FO1/2 are my personal favorites when it comes to isometric party-based RPGs (hint for FO1: buy water caravan in Hub, it will give you 100 more days).
