I guess it depends of what exactly is meant by 'depth'. There are some hardcore military strategy and simulation games out there that take a lot of time and effort to learn and master. The Hearts of Iron series comes to mind.
Both Max Payne games were released on PC before any other platform. Maybe the sotry in those games was fairly deep, but calling it the deepest game would be a huge stretch.
Nah when I say "deep" I mean a storyline that's both complex and compelling. Something that draws you in and really makes you think you're there.Zythyl
Nah when I say "deep" I mean a storyline that's both complex and compelling. Something that draws you in and really makes you think you're there.Zythyl
No modern game can hold a candle to the depth of the storytelling found in Infocom's best games. Trinity, A Mind Forever Voyaging, Starcross are good examples of their mastery of the art.
You really had me scratching my head to pick the right game, until you said this:
Nah when I say "deep" I mean a storyline that's both complex and compelling. Something that draws you in and really makes you think you're there.Zythyl
Now, it's the simplest question ever. The answer is Planescape: Torment, plain and simple. Sorry, there's no room for discussion or arguments here.
The universe is actually quite deep, if you look further than what you see on a single play through. Granted, this topic is deepest game not deepest game universe, but I thought I'd mention it anyway.
Even though I probably wouldn't pick it normally, I'll pick Halo: Combat Evolved out of spite towards those haters who insist that its a crappy game and a lame story. It's one of the best video game stories *ever* and the universe is very well thought out - deep, as the thread title asks.
Also, is it really that hard to have proper grammar and spelling? It's not too little voice actors, its "too few" voice acters. A quantity uses more or fewer, a magnitude uses little and much.
Even though I probably wouldn't pick it normally, I'll pick Halo: Combat Evolved out of spite towards those haters who insist that its a crappy game and a lame story. It's one of the best video game stories *ever* and the universe is very well thought out - deep, as the thread title asks.
Also, is it really that hard to have proper grammar and spelling? It's not too little voice actors, its "too few" voice acters. A quantity uses more or fewer, a magnitude uses little and much.
Even though I probably wouldn't pick it normally, I'll pick Halo: Combat Evolved out of spite towards those haters who insist that its a crappy game and a lame story. It's one of the best video game stories *ever* and the universe is very well thought out - deep, as the thread title asks.
Also, is it really that hard to have proper grammar and spelling? It's not too little voice actors, its "too few" voice acters. A quantity uses more or fewer, a magnitude uses little and much.
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Lol im starting to lose faith...
Why? It is true what he says. Halo does take place in a deep and well thought out universe with a good and interesting story. That's obviously my opinion, but I don't really think anyone can deny that the universe is well thought out.
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