What's a rewarding, deeply immersive well written rpg I

>videogames
>well written

You probably just want to read a fantasy book

>>387961342
That you probably haven't play? Well, considering only the likes of Baldur's Gate and Suikoden qualify and you've probably played those, I really don't know the answer.

Truly great RPGs are quite a thin genre. The last one I can think of is probably Dragon's Age Origins.

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Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete

Its cliche as hell but it's so sincere.

Play the PSP version, Silver Star Harmony, for an arguably better translation.

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>>387961342
And I don't even like JRPGs.

>>387961835
>Suikoden

Actually haven't played this. Now that you mention it, I could play xenogears or planescape.

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>>387962314
Why do Japs love these pseudo-Latin names?

>>387961342
play oblivion

>>387962441
same reason white people like to put random chinese/japanese symbols on shit

>>387962186
Warning though. The PSP one is super easy mode

>>387961342
You can play Vagrant Story if you don't mind something different.

>>387962517
That's not nearly as common as it used to be.

>>387962626
because in the internet age people realized it was gibberish most of the time

>>387962626
The Latin/German gibberish in Japanese shit is also somewhat less common these days.

Though there's still fun stuff like Noctis in FF15 that seems like a plot point but is completely abandoned.

>>387961649
Literally 98% of all books are written like crap as well, might as well go along with what he asked for originally