which games have the best enchanted forests?
Which games have the best enchanted forests?
Alexander Turner
Aaron Gutierrez
Bump
Connor Edwards
Eli Hernandez
I would also be interested in games with best regular forests. Please.
Nolan Murphy
druidstone
Blake Cooper
>implying there are any games out there that actually give you the feels you're looking for
Camden Rivera
Maybe a weird suggestion but the indie platformer Knytt Stories has really beautiful backgrounds. The most wonderful looking trees of all colors. That and the music always made it feel very enchanted to me
Chase Rivera
Unironically DayZ
Adrian Young
m-maybe next ggen
Angel Bailey
Generic ok answer:
ES Oblivion
Witcher 3
Hudson Powell
Oblivion modded with tons of extra flora and lighting/weather mods and stuff like streetlamps was always the best forest experience for me. I would just load it up and walk around looking at the plants for a long time
Zachary Ortiz
I hope...
Kayden Moore
>Dark Souls 1
>Bloodborne (I love forgotten woods but people often hate it)
>Virgo Vs the Zodiac
>Dragon Quest 11
>Zelda Botw
>Grim Dawn first expansion
>American McGee's Alice
Jackson Rivera
LoZ Oracle of Ages/Seasons
Isaac Reyes
Nolan Lopez
Making a legitimately beautiful forest to explore sounds amazing but it would probably be hell for any dev to create
Cameron Sanchez
m-me too fren, mee to
Ethan Gonzalez
Warcraft
Ryan Hernandez
Oblivion
The Witcher 3
Kingdom Come: Deliverance
Elijah Allen
Hollow Knight baybeee
Julian Jackson
>Kingdom Come
>enchanted
Thomas Baker
Vanishing of Ethan Carter
Connor Sullivan
Brody White
Oblivion is nice at first until you realize the whole map looks like that.
Nathan Parker
like what? green forests? blatantly false
Luke Campbell
Ok, Todd.
Xavier Richardson
Overlord has nice forests and villages.
Wyatt Butler
seething
Carson Sanders
Dragon's Dogma
Ryan Collins
Ni No Kuni 2 maybe
Nicholas Lewis
Teldrassil in wow?
Jordan Allen
Why is this game so cheap? I saw a new copy for like 12 dollars.
Robert Fisher
Its a really mediocre game overall so I'm not too surprised. Has a couple different styles of gameplay between the kingdom management, army battles, and normal jrpg battles, and they're all passable but none are genuinely good either