What games will make me feel like going on an adventure? Planescape

Uncharted?

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Witcher 3

>>379197554
Hollow Knight.

>>379197554
Torment: Tides of Numenera?

Morrowind

>>379198103
I think he was talking about good games.

>>379197554
Xenoblade Chronicles.

>>379197554
nu-male sky

>>379198872

shut up cis scum shitlord

>>379197554
Dark Souls 2.
It may be the underachiever of the series, but it's still a decent game, and it's got many interesting locales.

>>379197670
Uhhh in the same way modern Call Of Duty does

>>379197554
Hollow Knight
Avernum: Escape from the Pit
Dragon's Dogma
Torment: Tides of Numenera
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons

These are the games that most gave me that sense of adventure in the last 5 years.

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TUROK

Fable, and every Zelda game. They just have something in them

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Oblivion

>>379197554
Zelda BotW

>>379197554
>modern
Alan Wake?
Most modern games suck dick, am.

How about trying these instead?
>Grandia
>Link's Awakening

>>379205650
And
>Clive Barker's Undying

>>379197554
Skies of arcadia

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>>379197554
Dark Souls 1
Morrowind
The Witcher
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic

And whatever else is on this list

>>379197554
Avernum Escape from the Pit

>>379198872
Tides of Numenera is pretty good though

>>379197554
Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky

I don't know modern games that well, but if you dug Planescape, you should try Baldur's Gate and Icewind Dale. The former is more acclaimed, but the latter has a purer "gone adventuring" vibe to it, I think.

Divine Divinity and Divinity 2, once you get out of the initial towns, also hit that sweet spot. Morrowind (or Skyrim, if you prefer more modern games) also feel adventure-y. I'd avoid Oblivion, the world is really generic and the way your enemies' levels scale to yours makes leveling up worthless (and thus boring).

While were on Bethesda RPGs: Fallout 3 and New Vegas are good (the latter especially good).

Outside of RPGs: Half-Life also feels like a quest. The first two Bioshock games, too.

>>379206985
>Avernum: Escape from the Pit
This is an excellent suggestion. It looks a lot rougher than anything else on the list, but it's actually a hugely rich world, and it's system is not as archaic or difficult as it looks at first glance. Really easy to pick up and play but it's challenging throughout.

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>>379206568
>tg recommends Thief 2 but not Thief 1
>also no ultima underworld or at least arx fatalis

Didn't know tg was so deeply infested with plebhood.

>>379197554
Zeno Clash