Good RPGs that have a solid playtime?

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  1. TheBeastlyNinja

    TheBeastlyNinja Well-Known Member

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    #1 TheBeastlyNinja, Apr 16, 2017
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    Looking for a good RPG (preferably paid) that has a good playtime (20+ hours). I already own The Quest and QuestLord I don't like adventure books or anything similar. I prefer open-world or open ended adventuring

    Thanks!
     
  2. OrangutanKungfu

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    If you like that first-person RPG style, I'd vote for Legend of Grimrock. Probably the best around in that genre. Seven Mages is also worth a shout. Slightly shonkier but still enjoyable are the two Aralon games.

    There are also the Bioware ports. Knights of the Old Republic, Baldurs Gate, etc. Big WRPGs, high production values.

    Other open-world RPGs worth checking out are the two SpiderWeb series, Avernum and Avadon, or the indie ARPGs 9th Dawn I and II.

    For something completely different, I will never fail to recommend The World Ends With You. It's just not like any other RPG.
     
  3. Mariko

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    I'd have to add:

    Titan Quest
    Final Fantasy (all)
    Dragon Quest (all)
    Chaos Rings (all)
    Adventure of Mana
    Romancing Saga 2
    Dragons Odyssey Frane
    Ys Chronicles 1 & 2
    Lunar Silver Star Story Touch
    Shadowrun
    The World Ends With You

    There should be something there that you can go from

    This was just off the top of my head. I'll add more, as I think of them
     
  4. Dailon80

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    Mariko named all the best ones
    Romancing Saga 2 is very very good don't let the price throw you off so much playtime in this one
     
  5. OrangutanKungfu

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    These are all great, but perhaps only Titan Quest has the open-world feel, like the OP asked for! That said, I'd take a Square Enix RPG any day.
     
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    #6 RHess00, Apr 16, 2017
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    If you like those old school dungeon crawlers, Undercroft is pretty good and it's free with no iap. Just one ad at the very beginning. It's pretty old and hasn't been updated for quite awhile but it still plays ok.
     
  7. TheBeastlyNinja

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    Interestingly enough, I was a beta tester for that game way back when haha
     
  8. Mariko

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    True, there just aren't a lot of open world RPGs for iOS, unfortunately.

    I Forgot to put Nimian Legends : Brightridge HD on the list. Even though it's constantly evolving, it's still a great open world title. It's definitely one of the best looking iOS games, if not the best.
     
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    Shonkier?
     
  10. OrangutanKungfu

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    Shonky means slightly rough round the edges. British slang. The Aralon games are still well worth a look though.
     
  11. Mariko

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    Absolutely, they're definitely worth getting if one is an RPG fan.
     
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    Baldurs gate 2 and KOTOR are basically the definitive RPGs available on this platform. The world of Baldurs gate is fairly expansive and impressive. It's story and task driven but still open world. You can go wherever you want and do tasks in whatever order but at your own peril if you aim a bit too high. There's really not much like it on iOS, of course except for the recent planescape torment and icewind dale. If it doesn't have to be first person like the quest, then Baldur's gate is quite similar to the quest except now it's isometric view, amongst other differences of course, but still id say Baldur's gate is the closest to what the OP already knows and may be interested in.
     
  13. Exact-Psience

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    Planescape Torment and Jade Empire was never mentioned. *sob*
     
  14. Bucktroo

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    2nd post mentioned the Aspyr ports :)
     
  15. Exact-Psience

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    I meant not specifically mentioned, like they are just "one of the others." :D
     
  16. Bucktroo

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    All that matters...we both know they're superb games :):)
     
  17. Exact-Psience

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    Indeed. :)
     
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    I'd love to add Empires' War as well
     

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