Are there any adventure games similar to Planescape: Torment

[xantrius]

well?

 

[kingcomrade]

NO

 

[Jasede]

Quest for Glory. D:

 

[roshan]

Theres no game Ive played that is comparable to Planescape Torment. And its not an adventure game.

 

[Jasede]

That's true, it's an RTS because you fight in real time and can control up to six units that have stats.

 

[Lumpy]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_Odyssey

 

[Keldorn]

PS:T can deeeeeestroy mocktalkers and provocateurs, lest ye nary behold an ambidextrous aponaplexor.

I say unto thee !


Borgleplex !

 

[MetalCraze]

it's not exactly what you want now but I'm sure if you're into more talk less shooting stuff you gonna like Blade Runner.
it's very non-linear, has 12 endings and has strong choices and consequences.

 

[xantrius]

it's not exactly what you want now but I'm sure if you're into more talk less shooting stuff you gonna like Blade Runner.
it's very non-linear, has 12 endings and has strong choices and consequences.

hmm, I'll probably give that one a try a some point.

 

[MetalCraze]

it's not exactly what you want now but I'm sure if you're into more talk less shooting stuff you gonna like Blade Runner.
it's very non-linear, has 12 endings and has strong choices and consequences.

hmm, I'll probably give that one a try a some point.

ah yes - I've missed this jewel - discovered it only month ago or so. it was a very pleasant surprise for me. and a proof that Westwood can make not just mainstream RTS's but very atmospheric and quality games. btw Joe Cucan (that Kane guy from C&C) wrote the scenario (and it's really good) and also voiced one of the characters.
other than that Westwood also invited actors from the original movie to do the voice-acting - something not seen in todays games-based-on-movies.

I have completed the game for two times now. got 2 different endings. got 2 next to different walkthroughs (the game actually adjusts depending on your choices) and I still haven't got the clear story. it's where C&C is kicking in - you've made a mistake - sorry but you won't learn this particular storyline candy now.

 

[xantrius]

it's not exactly what you want now but I'm sure if you're into more talk less shooting stuff you gonna like Blade Runner.
it's very non-linear, has 12 endings and has strong choices and consequences.

hmm, I'll probably give that one a try a some point.

ah yes - I've missed this jewel - discovered it only month ago or so. it was a very pleasant surprise for me. and a proof that Westwood can make not just mainstream RTS's but very atmospheric and quality games. btw Joe Cucan (that Kane guy from C&C) wrote the scenario (and it's really good) and also voiced one of the characters.
other than that Westwood also invited actors from the original movie to do the voice-acting - something not seen in todays games-based-on-movies.

I have completed the game for two times now. got 2 different endings. got 2 next to different walkthroughs (the game actually adjusts depending on your choices) and I still haven't got the clear story. it's where C&C is kicking in - you've made a mistake - sorry but you won't learn this particular storyline candy now.

Got it on my try eventually list .^^

 

[Callaxes]

I recomed the Myst series if you desperately want something fantasy. But if you don't mind modern history, the best adventure game I can think of is Titanic: Adventure Out of Time. One of the best storylines in gaming history!