/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.13437037]

What are some /lit/ games ?

[Anonymous No.13437043]

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[Anonymous No.13437062]

999/Zero Escape

[Anonymous No.13437063]

Mother series and nothing else

[Anonymous No.13437064]

Questionable how /lit/ or how game they are, but I'll suggest some stuff.

VA-11 HALL-A, Visual novel.
Giants: Citizen Kabuto. Shooter with jetpack mechanics.
Beneath a Steel Sky, Point and click adventure.
Machinarium. Point and Click Adventure.

[Anonymous No.13437067]

mgs2

[Anonymous No.13437077]

>>13437037
Silent hill 1 through 3, especially 2.

[Anonymous No.13437096]

>>13437037
LSD

[Anonymous No.13437101]

Lisa is a pretty decent choice, especially if itsjust The Painful on its own.

[Anonymous No.13437107]

>>13437037
The Zork trilogy is /lit/ af.

[Anonymous No.13437121]

Kane & Lynch 2 (analogous to 'extreme literature' à la Peter Sotos)
Dog's Life (deeply laden with esoteric undertones)

[Anonymous No.13437160]

Dear Esther
Morrowind
Stanley Parable if you're a Pynchon fan

[Anonymous No.13437162]

>>13437037
Any Final Fantasy until XII.

[Anonymous No.13437167]

Minecraft is kinda Nietzschean.

[Anonymous No.13437363]

>>13437160
>Stanley Parable if you're a Pynchon fan
Heh

[Anonymous No.13437369]

>>13437160
>Stanley Parable if you're a Douglas Adams fan
FTFY

[Anonymous No.13437380]

>>13437037
Chess, Go, Backgammon.

[Anonymous No.13437388]

Legacy of kain ya plebes

[Anonymous No.13437445]

[Anonymous No.13437553]

>>13437445
What is this supposed to be saying?

[Anonymous No.13437565]

[Anonymous No.13437577]

>>13437553
that gaymers complain about how costly it is to raise a child but are willing to shell out more cash for consoles

[Anonymous No.13437583]

>>13437577
good to know kids get live off daipers for 18 yrs

[Anonymous No.13437605]

You visit Lafcadio Hearn's house/museum in Root Letter

[Anonymous No.13437611]

don't look back

[Anonymous No.13437615]

>>13437577
Even if that were the point everything there costs less than a year of diapers. Not sure where the amount comes from.

[Anonymous No.13437633]

definitely Kentucky Route Zero

magical realist, mainly text-based, makes a statement, and is highly intertextual

here's a good jumping-off point in the form of a review/analysis: https://superlevel.de/spiele/kentucky-fried-zero-english-edition/
there are a bunch of other insightful ones as well. PLAY THIS GAME!

[Anonymous No.13437644]

None, gaming is bad.
The Pikmin games and the Shrek games are the only good games and they are not /lit/

[Anonymous No.13437646]

Subarashiki Hibi

[Anonymous No.13437663]

>>13437644
what about Simutrans?

[Anonymous No.13437679]

Celeste is a great game with some literary elements, I wouldn't consider it to be fully /lit/ though.

[Anonymous No.13437696]

>>13437037
.....from somewhere a transmission..........

[Anonymous No.13437715]

>>13437646

[Anonymous No.13437722]

>>13437037
Doki Doki

[Anonymous No.13437909]

>>13437101
>not being able to enjoy the joyful

[Anonymous No.13437962]

Dwarf Fortress with its generated text.

[Anonymous No.13437973]

Where my Wonderful Everyday niggas at?

[Anonymous No.13437998]

>>13437037
>indie games
W E W

[Anonymous No.13438022]

>>13437160
>Morrowind
Only if you play with a self-generated Librarian class.

[Anonymous No.13438034]

Skyrim where you read every book you come across. Becoming a lore chad is it's own reward

[Anonymous No.13438040]

>>13437037
>no one mentioning Baba is You
It's literally a big brain game about rearranging words

[Anonymous No.13438041]

>>13438022
Major/minor skills?

[Anonymous No.13438043]

>>13438022
So are you aloud to fight and use magic or do you run from everything?

[Anonymous No.13438046]

>>13437633
Fuck, this game was wonderful, i'm going to replay it right now.
>>13437037
Soma
The red strings club
What remains of edith finch
Gorogoa
And almost anything by Anappurna.

[Anonymous No.13438075]

>>13437121
hooooly fuck that dogs life suggestion hooooolh wh-

[Anonymous No.13438131]

Super Mario Bros 2 baby

[Anonymous No.13438144]

No More Heroes.

[Anonymous No.13438145]

The Stories of Ihatovo, an adventure game based on the stories of Kenji Miyazawa.

[Anonymous No.13438183]

/lit/ games are the ones that don't try to be a book. Shadow of the colossus/ico, dark souls/bloodborne, etc
if you want a game/book read subahibi or fata Morgana or planescape torment

[Anonymous No.13438200]

>>13438040
Too bad it's logic has limitations and is badly implemented.

[Anonymous No.13438229]

>>13437063
Lisa is litter I'd argue

[Anonymous No.13438238]

>>13437577
It's supposed to be a super ironic meme guys.

[Anonymous No.13438316]

>>13437037
Planescape Torment. It literally a visual novel disguised as a crpg

[Anonymous No.13438452]

>>13438183
I would include the Thief series somewhere around this list.

[Anonymous No.13438473]

>>13437121
>Dog's Life
>esoteric undertones
please explain

[Anonymous No.13438532]

I'm surprised to see how many subahibi-chads are in this thread. Feels good to know my favorite VN is well regarded on /lit/.

[Anonymous No.13438564]

>>13437037
Every great NES game.

[Anonymous No.13438603]

>>13437998
Icy, is that you?

[Anonymous No.13438925]

ea Sunless Sea Sunless Sea Sunless Sea Sunle

[Anonymous No.13439027]

>>13438473
Animism deeply pervades the entire game. Jake, the main protagonist of the game, is shown to display great intelligence and linguistic faculties despite being a dog -communicating to the player that animals have a sapience similar to humans. The intelligence of 'lesser beings' seems to be widely accepted within the game's universe; humans will talk to Jake with the knowledge that he is able to understand them fully and they even ask him to complete complex tasks for them.
It is strongly implied beings within the game's universe have a soul. One way this is manifested is through Jake's ability to possess other dogs. We known Jake is actually possessing them -instead of the game just letting you take control of another dog for the sake of game mechanics- because of the remarks Jake makes when he enters the body of another dog. If you take control of a small dog for example, Jake will remark something like 'the ground is a lot more interesting up close' meaning he has actually temporarily inhabited the possessed dog's body and is seeing the world through their eyes.
Even inanimate objects seem to have an intelligence to them. Collecting bones is a large part of the game and the means by which you progress through it. Sometimes when Jake eats a bone, they will do a little dance or movement before being consumed -indicating the bones have a certain aliveness to them. More than that, these bones often times materialize out of what appears to be some blue burst of energy after the completion of some task (materialization being highly occult in and of itself, of course).
Also, the smells which you collect throughout the game are represented by, what are essentially, coloured auras.
All in all it's a very spiritual game.

[Anonymous No.13439064]

>>13437037
most suda games. the best is killer 7, but the silvercase has its charm, although a little bit annoying dialogue where they repeat themselves. i dont care for vallhalla, characters are forgettable. if you can get past some of the hybrid animal shit and the creators libtard twitter, 2064 ROM was actually pretty good. unironically katawa shoujo has a pretty romantic aspect to it, and some teen drama. no need to play rdr2, just watch the braithwaite manor scene. thats where it peaks. im sure im missing more but those are the ones that come to mind first