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[WestLil0]

Dragon Age origins, Awakenings and Dragon Age II are great. Others very similar are Elder Scrolls-Skyrim (don't bother with Oblivion) and Kingdoms of Amalur-Reckoning. Two Worlds II and Arcania Gothic Four are also good. Stay away from Games of Thrones.

Other suggestions are also appreciated!

[VibrantYacht]

Mobygames suggests:
Dark Souls
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning
Risen
Risen 2: Dark Waters
Two Worlds
Two Worlds II

[MOsterKill]

Hi I am from Romania and i really like Dragon Age 2 but is nothing like this game ?

[sir pimpalot]

The witcher 1, and 2...the first is a bit rough around the edges, but the 2nd one is the ****. KOTOR, Alpha protocol(is modern time and very rushed out the door, but great story that you can impact), and you can play oblivion in 3rd person...

[Rawgrim]

Drakensang 1-2, deffinatly.

[Swordfishtrombone]

The sparcity of games with gameplay similar to DA:O is depressing. The Witcher series is probably a very good series - I've got no reason to doubt the people who praise it, but the real-time gameplay is a big hurdle for me. I suck at tasks requiring dexterity and quick fingers. (The only thing I can do relatively quick with my fingers is type, and that's down to a couple of decades of practical experience)

I tried TW2, but quickly got frustrated with my inane flailing. The same with Jade Empire. In the the ME series I didn't have that problem, so I guess it's just real-time melee combat that I severely suck at.

So for me, there isn't much out there in the fantasy genre.

[DreamwareStudio]

The Witcher 2 is available on the 360. I highly recommend playing it.

Modifié par google_calasade, 22 octobre 2012 - 03:27 .

[EvildragonSN]

I loved at this game that light romance... the freedom of choice... I fell in love with Merrill from the beggining (who played will understand) because of her pure character. From the moment I finished the Dragon Age 2, I couldnt stop thinking about it. I just have to find a classic action RPG with adjustable relationships. Do anybody know about THAT sort of game? I know about DA:O, Mass Effect, but there must be more! Will I just have to wait until december for Dragon Age 3 to come out?

[keeneaow]

If you are more into playing than dialogs, then i suggest Spellforce 1.
It has as specialized builds as DA:O,
the game is RPG/RTS, tho i play it 90% RPG, using armies only as last resort.
The game does have dialogs mind you, and even your own dialogs are voiced,
but it is more to the point.

[Swordfishtrombone]

EvildragonSN wrote...

I loved at this game that light romance... the freedom of choice... I fell in love with Merrill from the beggining (who played will understand) because of her pure character. From the moment I finished the Dragon Age 2, I couldnt stop thinking about it. I just have to find a classic action RPG with adjustable relationships. Do anybody know about THAT sort of game? I know about DA:O, Mass Effect, but there must be more! Will I just have to wait until december for Dragon Age 3 to come out?

Well, if you don't mind going to older games, Baldur's Gate II, with it's expansion Throne of Bhaal, is one of the all time best RPGs; and it has romance and all sorts of possible drama with your companions.

The storyline is awesome. The writing is top notch, and the amount of content in the game is amazing. I don't dare to think of how many hours I spent on that game.

If that is too old for you - if you can't get over the graphics - then little younger oldie that might be worth trying is Neverwinter Nights 2. It has party interaction, a couple of romance options, and pretty interesting gameplay.

[Stormbringer3]

Baldur's Gate II is still my favorite RPG. DAO is my second favorite. Does Baldur's Gate II play on Windows 7? I haven't played it since I upgraded from Windows XP.
Thanks.

[CDR David Shepard]

I have looked around so much...but honestly...I think only the Mass Effect games compare to DA:O...and vice versa.

Any other game will lack something.

[Eternal Phoenix]

@Storm

The entire series plays on Windows 7.

@CDR

Baldur's Gate says hello? It was the spiritual predecessor to Dragon Age so it's not startling when you see the similarities. At least when you compare Baldur's Gate to Origins. Both are party-based, feature random encounters, feature a world-map and have companion interaction (which BGII expands on over the first game by introducing more dialogue and romances).

If you're talking about consoles though then you're probably right. I can't think of a game on console which matches Dragon Age: Origins and unfortunately I don't think DA3 will match it although I hope it will be a good game nonetheless...

Modifié par Elton John is dead, 14 mars 2013 - 05:39 .

[Angrywolves]

The Dragon Dogma expansion comes out in April so those combined remind me of Dragon Age.

[Wild Chilly Paper]

Now i rly must sugest playing fallout 1 and 2 if u dont mind the graphics. Arcanum has a great story a plot that ive never seen before nor after. My personal choise that i would put next to DA on the throne. It is just old as well so the graphics must be forgiven. Im sorry to hear there are few that stand equal with DA since ive rly liked it. U might wanna try Neverwitner Nights i must warn u though its not as good as DA for some reason its not as personal....

[Interloper]

How about Fallout 2?

[Kristal9]

The old Bioware stuff is truly wonderful. The graphics are ****, and there is almost no voicing, but back then they made a good STORY to compensate for that. Immersion was something that came from engaging your *imagination*, not just your eyes. Planescape:Torment is probably the best RPG adventure game, bar none. Best ever. The dialogue is beautifully written, and the story is bizarre and so richly imagined. You will find yourself engrossed in the wonder of it if you have the imagination to get past the **** graphics, the need to read, and the limited UI.

The original Baldurs Gate is also fantastic. Especially if you add character mods to it to enrich your party experience. Some great people wrote some truly fantastic ones. At no time have I ever been so involved with a fantasy character. They are so well developed that they just seem real and get right into your head. So find those character/relationship mod expansions and play the ****er. Same gfx/ui drawbacks, but these are beautiful games.

It's too bad that story gets sacraficed for flash these days. I hate that. DAO did alright, though. Another wonderful story is the MOTB expansion for NWN2. The OC kind of sucked, but wow, that expansion was fantastic. And another... but this one is dirty, is "A dance with Rogues". It's a fan made mod for NWN1. It's hot, and it will seriously make you blush. Great storyline and hard-as-hell fighting in that, too. It's deeply engrossing, and lots of choices and outcomes. Much more than DOA, in fact.

Modifié par Kristal9, 12 mai 2013 - 03:20 .

[Kristal9]

Oh, and BG2 was nice, too. But BG1 was better, story and party wise. There are a couple of mods that let you run BG1 on the BG2 engine, too. So you can do it with the nicer graphics and ui of BG2

But srsly. Planescape:Torment. Most neglected RPG ever. Someone has got to remake that game with todays flashy pretty stuff because the story is beyond wonderful. What a loss that so few people know it and are able play it. We feed our brains on pablum, these days... mushy and soft with no chewing required. I am kinda glad my family was too poor for computers and that I grew up on books ;p

Modifié par Kristal9, 12 mai 2013 - 03:17 .

[Jeffonl1]

Some good news for Torment fans (like me), a sequel is being released:
https://torment.inxi...ertainment.com/

Modifié par Jeffonl1, 12 mai 2013 - 08:05 .

[Kristal9]

Shweeet!

[maconth93]

I've played a lot of RPG's but the only two I can really say comes out on top is DA:O and SW:KOTOR.
Dragon Age: Origins is just perfect in almost any way, even though it lacks a bit in character development. I can't honestly say I can think of any game matching it.
SW:KOTOR is a bit oldschool but almost as great as DA:O, however KOTOR lacks in character interaction instead of development.

The only other titles that spring my mind when talking great RPG's are:
Mass Effect (Not SRPG, but still decent)
Jade Empire (Rubbish compared to DA:O, but still decent. IT HAS KUNG-FU)
Elder Scrolls series (Mostly the newest, Skyrim. Be aware, these are open-world RPG's where every action influences the world. Skyrim argueably has the most character customization of all RPG's but lacks a good story)
Dungeon Siege (A bit plain, with no character progression whatsoever, but still funny)
Fable 2 (Pretty good, but more Hack'n'Slash than strategy, and it's a lot of the same throughout the game.)

I haven't played some of the older RPG's as mentioned in this thread, but from the descriptions they sound funny. Bauldur's Gate sounds a lot like Dungeon Siege, as does Neverwinter Nights.

Just my opinion, please don't brand me too much because of it.

[Coyotebay]

PS:T was a terrific rpg with a powerful story.  Just be prepared for a lot of reading.  But one of the top rpg's of it's time.  Fallout 1 and 2 were both great, and the Baldurs Gate games.  BG 2 is still one of my favorite rpg's ever.  Arcanum is also really good, with it's mix of magic and technology.  I spent countless hours on Morrowind in the day.  Great sandbox rpg, but the main story and characters not very compelling.  It's the mods that made it great, some terrific story and companion mods that flesh it out.  Lots of great buildings and locations you can add to the world, too.  I just started The Witcher, reminds me of the Gothic series.  Gothic is worth a look as well, very different from your usual rpg.

[Jordan]

Jade Empire is not rubbish in comparison to DA:O. How dare you?

[eastkaraturcompany]

Swordfishtrombone wrote...

The sparcity of games with gameplay similar to DA:O is depressing.

Yep, all I can think of has been mentioned already.

NWN2 (obviously)

Drakesang. More in depth mechanics than DA. Equivalent visuals (very pretty games). Inferior (but not poor) voice acting & writing.

One other that does suggest itself, if you have a ps2 or emulator, is Final Fantasy XII.
The closest thing to a japanese 'bioware rpg'... why the fans hated it... and I loved it...