Howling Dogs: https://xrafstar.monster/games/twine/howlingdogs/
It's a little Twine game that you can enjoy just in your browser (see link above), but it's great.
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Howling Dogs: https://xrafstar.monster/games/twine/howlingdogs/
It's a little Twine game that you can enjoy just in your browser (see link above), but it's great.
It is probably been said, but roll with the failures in disco elysium, sometimes the failures bring out a better result. It systems do a great job commenting on your decisions and whether you do your job as a cop or not, it still drives across a very human story
In regards to a game with a good story, I can say OneShot surprised me. It breaks the 4th wall by having you be the character that guides the protagonist through the world as they wake up in another world and go on a journey trying to get back. Simple graphics and one has to read everything, but by the story's end was I left feeling some emotions in regards to its conclusion.
As a wildcard (my first pick is already here) I put forward Pathologic. I've never played it and playing it seems torturous, but it's absolutely an amazing game with an powerful immersive story. Or perhaps, it's an amazing game which is a powerful immersive story. The game mechanics are a story-telling mechanism, rather than a mere medium to overlay story onto.
Hbomberguy video: Pathologic is Genius, And Here's Why
I really liked Bastion.