Fiction writing

[NexionSEO]

What is the best fiction writing u have seen, read or a game u have played?

 

[Rightpaths]

If we are talking about game. Definitely RDR2. That's the best fiction game I had ever played.

 

[tazarbm]

for me the story of Subnautica (1st game, not the DLC as well) is one of the best (if not THE best) story of any video game that I ever played.

Now granted, I am not a keen gamer (I probably played less than 100 games in total in my 30+ years of video gaming)... and I am also not into story-heavy games either. But even so, Subnautica had been GotY 2018, and the story is one of its main pillars and it's great. I encourage every video gamer, every grandma, every toddler, and every pet to play Subnautica if they haven't done so already.

And if you do intend to play it, do yourselves a favor and do NOT look ANYTHING up about the game! The magic of Subnautica happens only on the 1st playthrough, and only if you don't know anything about the game. If you look anything up at all about Subnautica you will have missed out on an amazing experience and you'll end up like most die-hard Subnautica players: wishing that your memory was wiped out so you can experience the story, the discovery, the thrills, and the exploration all over again.

That's all I wanted to say

 

[Ben Arthur]

For me, some of the strongest fiction writing I’ve seen is in The Last of Us. The character depth and emotional pacing feel as powerful as a great novel.

In books, The Name of the Wind really stands out for its voice and storytelling flow.

Both pull you in completely, just in different ways.

 

[hbar19]

most of the games which are popular have missions and all missionary games are fiction based. Like GTA, horror games etc

 

[NexionSEO]

For me, some of the strongest fiction writing I’ve seen is in The Last of Us. The character depth and emotional pacing feel as powerful as a great novel.

In books, The Name of the Wind really stands out for its voice and storytelling flow.

Both pull you in completely, just in different ways.

I liked last of us 2 more than last of us

most of the games which are popular have missions and all missionary games are fiction based. Like GTA, horror games etc

fair enough

for me the story of Subnautica (1st game, not the DLC as well) is one of the best (if not THE best) story of any video game that I ever played.

Now granted, I am not a keen gamer (I probably played less than 100 games in total in my 30+ years of video gaming)... and I am also not into story-heavy games either. But even so, Subnautica had been GotY 2018, and the story is one of its main pillars and it's great. I encourage every video gamer, every grandma, every toddler, and every pet to play Subnautica if they haven't done so already.

And if you do intend to play it, do yourselves a favor and do NOT look ANYTHING up about the game! The magic of Subnautica happens only on the 1st playthrough, and only if you don't know anything about the game. If you look anything up at all about Subnautica you will have missed out on an amazing experience and you'll end up like most die-hard Subnautica players: wishing that your memory was wiped out so you can experience the story, the discovery, the thrills, and the exploration all over again.

That's all I wanted to say

subnautica was among the first games i played and even after trying hundreds of games it is still in my top 10

If we are talking about game. Definitely RDR2. That's the best fiction game I had ever played.

loved RDR2

 

[Panther28]

The best fiction I enjoyed over the past 20 years has been The Sword of Truth series.

 

[tazarbm]

subnautica was among the first games i played and even after trying hundreds of games it is still in my top 10

same here (although for me it's top 3, alongside Legend of Grimrock 2 and HoMM 3)

 

[johnyow453]

dealing with insurance scam relatives. 100% insurance sector is scam.... that's the game of life I am playing still...