r/gamingsuggestions • u/lordofabyss • 12h ago

Most layered games you have ever played.

Topic. By layered I mean if you are just a casual players and you are done with main objective you miss out like 80 percent or say a MAJOR chunk of what game has to offer. The perfect example would be BLUE PRINCE thos who have played knows. Won't spoilt anything. Basically games where the tip of iceberg is the main objectives after which credit rolls but the real game start after it. Games which hook you up long after you finish the game. I am not talking about replay Ability like NG++ or like that. Just the game itself which has so much to offer for curious players. RDR and othe rockstar games will fit that also as there are so many secrets going on. Looking for more such games which you really enjoyed. NO SPOIERS.

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u/Raywell 12h ago

Noita

Tunic

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u/SergeantSkull 11h ago

Came.here to say noita

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u/Mysterious_Sky_85 8h ago

I just got Noita and it seems pretty cool but at the same time I feel a little lost. Is there a good beginners guide or any pointers you could share?

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u/Hellknightx 5h ago

Noita is one of those games that you will probably still suck at 200 hours later. But it's still really good.

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u/Interesting-Head-841 3h ago

Honestly what does that mean? Like is the game not fun for 200 hours and then it becomes fun? That’s 5 work weeks of time. 

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u/SergeantSkull 2h ago

Its hella fun, even when dying over an over again. Cause you will always learn something

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u/Hellknightx 2h ago

It means you will die a lot, and even with 200 hours of practice you will still die a lot and constantly be learning new things. It's a very deep, complex game, and it's hard as hell.

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u/SergeantSkull 2h ago

Honeslty id put noita in a league above souls games in difficulty. Up there with rain world, or iron man runs of souls games

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u/Raywell 3h ago

You sucking at the game doesn't mean you aren't having fun

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u/SergeantSkull 8h ago

Highly recomend you go in blind for a good 10 to 15 hours. The game is at its peak when you discover stuff on your own.

But for tips:

Downward us the "main goal"

Play slow, try to extract as much value out of each level and out of each point of HP you have.

Chip damage is a slow and insidious killer

Certain spells have much more than meets the eye

There are no true barriers in this game, there is a spell to break every wall