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@CharlotteEowyn@chaosfem.tw

2026-09-10 17:45 UTC

My personal shortlist (among games I have played) for greatest rpgs of all time. In no particular order: Phantasy Star IV Chrono Trigger Stardew Valley Baldur's Gate 2 Baldur's Gate 3 Planescape: Torment Skyrim Dragon Age: Origins Ultima 4: The Quest of the Avatar Ultima 5: Warriors of Destiny Ultima 7: The Black Gate (yes, Ultima was that good in its heyday, it really deserves 3) Fallout Fallout: New Vegas Mass Effect Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Shadowrun (genesis) Sid Mier's Pirates! Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines Deus Ex (arguably an action game) The Witcher: 3

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  • @CharlotteEowyn@chaosfem.tw 2026-09-10 19:41

    In particular, some of these you may not have heard of: Phantasy Star IV: Play it on a genesis rom/emulator. The final in the main series competing with Final Fantasy (and a far better one) - this series was murdered in its sleep to make way for a reboot/mmo. This RPG was the last RPG made for the Sega Genesis, and it shows. It's...amazing. It deals with grief and loss, an open world across multiple planets in a solar system...its ahead of its time. Ultima 4: This was a game where you needed to find enlightenemnt instead of slaying a bad guy, and helped me not kill myself in 4th grade, along with Ultima 5, which deals with religious corruption. Amazing games. Planescape: Torment - the best written RPG ever, so far, essentially 2.5 million words of interactive story. Shakespeare-quality stuff in a world unlike any other. Knights of the Old Republic: Better than 'a new hope'. Seriously. Shadowrun Genesis: An open world RPG in an era decades ahead of them being a thing. Arguably better than the more recent games with a better story. Vampire Bloodlines: The only good World of Darkness game. Open world, all the clans, multiple endings, still has an active modding community. Deus Ex: "If there was no God, It would be necessary to invent him." - Voltaire --the single greatest fps-rpg ever made, by far. Three endings. Philosophical dialogue. Nonviolent play options. A plot that will make you think. An active mod community to this day.

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