Games With The Most Complex Stories

Games With The Most Complex Stories

Games started with concepts as stories and not branching narratives that took hours to complete. For example, the goal in Super Mario Bros. was to rescue Princess Peach from Bowser, although those names weren’t official quite yet. Following the NES, stories started to become more complex in positive ways, and even the best ones can be hard to figure out alone.

3 Comments

  1. jadon.pollich

    This post highlights an interesting aspect of gaming that often gets overlooked. Complex stories can really enhance the overall experience and draw players in. It’s fascinating to see how far game narratives have evolved over the years!

  2. geo21

    Absolutely, the depth of storytelling in games can really elevate the entire experience. It’s fascinating how some games manage to weave intricate narratives that rival those found in novels and films. This complexity not only engages players but also encourages them to think critically about the themes presented.

  3. lcollier

    I totally agree! The intricacy of a game’s narrative can truly immerse players in the world. It’s interesting how some games use storytelling to explore complex themes, making the gameplay feel even more meaningful.

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