What games do you revisit or replay?

Playing trough this baby for the sixth time or so

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I revisit games with these characteristics:

1-Games with many things to collect, good action and good music like: Castlevania series, the Symphony of the Night and the Nintendo DS are my favorites
2-Games with a interesting atmosphere like: Blood (pc) and Quake 1 these games are a masterclass in how to make a creepy atmosphere and are really challenging with interesting levels and enemies.
3-Games with good story and good art like all the Vanillaware games: GrimGrimoire , Odin Sphere and Muramasa the Demon Blade. These games are a love letter to 2D art and how to write a interesting characters.

Gundam Crossfire.
It's a bad game that isn't worth more than $5 (and even then I have a hard time justifying that).
However it does capture (unintentionally) the clunkiness of piloting a giant robot the same way Steel Batallion and R.A.D. does. GMs, Zakus and other MS that walk move a lot slower than the Dom. Also Beam weapons are extremely OP as they're shown in the show, and a lucky bazooka shot might kill you. However the melee is completely broken and unless you get luck it's just faster to shoot the enemies point blank.
Sadly if it were more polished it might be a mediocre PSP Gundam Assualt game with balancing issues.

Also Bandai managed to salvage whatever engine they were using by making U.C. 0081, which is fun, and Gundam Side Stories, which is ok, playable unlike Crossfire.

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Final Fantasy X (not as much because I hate unskippable cutscenes) Final Fantasy XII (<3), Dead Rising 2, Tales of Symphonia and Resonance of Fate. If fightan gaemz count, then those too lol.

Tell me about Tales of Symphonia

I hear good things about the Tales series.  The battle system seems similar to Star Ocean and Grandia (god-Tier RPG battle systems)

I own like 4 Tales games.... I have played zero.  Come to my house and shoot me in the face for my infractions against gaming

Tales of Symphonia is about regenerating the world that is on very low mana supply. The cause of this is because a great war thousands of years ago depleted most of it. It also doesn't help that a group of evil half-elves, known as Desians, consume vast amounts of mana in their human ranches. Don't wanna ruin the story too much, but it's damn good.

But what makes the game great are its combo system, free flow battle system and high customization. I have at least seven different save files on the GCN version and have put in about 1000 hours in total.

Dark Souls, Metal Gear, and

wow

Tropico IV seems to have an infinite amount of replay value. It's easy, runs great on mid-end hardware, and has lots of polish; pretty much the perfect comfy game. I usually redownload it so I've got something to do while I'm sick. ( Which is often. v.v; )

The Digimon RPGs. Especially the ones for PS1. I'm going to play Reigitize a second time now. After that probably Dusk or Dawn (The Nintendo DS Digimon games).

For a long while I'd replay Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door every few months or so and try out a different playstyle. I haven't touched it in a year or so but I think it's still my most replayed game.

Summon Night Swordcraft Story 1, 2 and 3: Compelling story, good graphics, awesome fight system, weapon "customization" and you get to choose between a cool robot, a waifu, and edgy demon or a furry to accompany you during your journey. Sadly, every Nintendart ain't willing to aknowledge these games as the best RPG's in the history of the GBA.

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For a long while I'd replay Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door every few months or so and try out a different playstyle. I haven't touched it in a year or so but I think it's still my most replayed game.

I have four different save files on the last boss fight because I could never figure it out

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All in One wrote

For a long while I'd replay Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door every few months or so and try out a different playstyle. I haven't touched it in a year or so but I think it's still my most replayed game.

I have four different save files on the last boss fight because I could never figure it out

It's literally the last boss. Why not read a faq? ¯_(ツ)_/¯

Cavestory is the only game ive really gone back and played over. Other than some deathmatch type games and mobas

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I'm an absolute sucker for replaying the kingdom hearts games, mainly BBS and the second game(just for reference, I believe I had around 200hours on BBS and around 400 on Final Mix spread across like 10 saves each) and I occasionally replay need for speed underground two as well as Carbon: Own the City(the PSP one)

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floattube wrote

All in One wrote

For a long while I'd replay Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door every few months or so and try out a different playstyle. I haven't touched it in a year or so but I think it's still my most replayed game.

I have four different save files on the last boss fight because I could never figure it out

It's literally the last boss. Why not read a faq? ¯_(ツ)_/¯

It's a pride thing, you know?

I go back and replay rpgs that i've already beaten whenever I don't have anything else to do. I think I've went back to shin megami tensei titles the most. Love the hell out of those games

Civilization IV: Beyond the Sword continues to be the best entry of the series in my opinion. I've been playing it for half a decade now yet there's so much of it from scenarios and modpacks that I haven't even tried out. Not to mention that I still have never managed to get a cultural or diplomatic victory.

Skyrim! I'm kinda addicted to modding it over and over again.

I had a perfect town on Animal Crossing City Folk, but I sold that Wii a long while ago. I can't find the same enjoyment in New Leaf and I've been meaning to replay City Folk again.

Nekopara , 7 sins , Simcity(2013)

because of 7 sins , now my life is full of choice , but less degenerate