Now it can be a huge task to have a handle on your life, there are tons of decisions to make with repercussions but you can always live out a fictional character’s life with all of the adventure and none of the consequences. Some of all time’s greatest games are RPGs and everyone loves a bit of fun when playing as someone else.
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You not only get to live and play as another personality but get to take part in the wonderful narrative that this genre has to offer to us, some of these games have known to be revolutionary and some have even won the game of the year awards.
RPGs are some of the best games and we cannot recommend these games enough, here are the best RPGs according to us:
The best RPGs to Play on PC in 2020
1. Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
Geralt of Rivia’s story has been extensively printed on books but the videogames take a step ahead, Witcher 3: Wild Hunt brings all our favorite characters up close and personal. The premise of Witcher 3: Wild Hunt may sound simple but you will soon get caught up with every small narrative this amazing game has to offer.
You will not only get to see some of the best character arches but also an extremely satisfactory and believable story that will stay with you forever.
2. South Park: Stick of Truth
South Park: Stick of Truth is the gift that is brought to us by the geniuses Trey Parker, Matt Stone and Ubisoft who did an amazing job making the game as offensively funny and close to the original source as much possible. South Park: Stick of Truth feels more like a huge South Park episode that you get to take part in. Extremely funny and even funnier, you will certainly not have enough of South Park: Stick of Truth.
3. World of Warcraft
World of Warcraft may be one of the biggest online competitive game there is but its origins lie in an RPG adventure, World of Warcraft gives one of the best stories which has been compared to that of The Lord of the Rings. World of Warcraft some of the best quests and it has stood the test of time. Though nowadays World of Warcraft is more known for its online functionality but, the main story will surprise you with how amazing it is and how enriching the entire story is.
4. Monster Hunter: World
Who doesn’t like fighting against Dinosaurs and other huge monsters, Monster Hunter: World has all the ingredients of an amazing game and it is one of the most challenging games that you can play. With the Iceborne update, Monster Hunter: World has brought out a huge DLC that brings tons of new things for players to get back into the game. Monster Hunter: World will fascinate you with its amazing landscapes and terrify you with the combat which feels surprisingly amazing. Make sure that you check out this amazing title.
5. Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is a clean slate for every person who hasn’t played previous versions of Legend of Zelda, the lore behind Legend of Zelda is huge and you get to take part in probably one of the best entrants in the series. You wake up after having no memory and have to find yourself and your purpose again. Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild not only gave people a new reason to buy the new Nintendo Switch but it also gave the series a breath of fresh air.
6. Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim
Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim has been around for over a decade now and still people find new and exciting things about this amazing game speaks volumes about how deep the lore and missions are. Skyrim feels like a never-ending adventure and you as Dragonborn are at the centre of it all. Skyrim lets you join a multiple of cults and the adventure cannot be explained via text and you will have to play through this one to get the full experience.
7. The Division 2
One of the best looter shooter games of recent times, The Divison 2 does everything better than it’s prequel could not. The Division 2 lets you select a class and then you can upgrade your character while saving Washington DC. You are the last line of defense, and it is up to you to bring back control after the country has gone into chaos and anarchy after a deadly virus hit the United States. The Division 2 is best experienced online and you and your buddy can team up and take on thousands if not more as you try to clear out danger, one city block at a time.
8. Assassin’s Creed Odyssey
Assassin’s Creed Odyssey differs massively from its predecessors, it gives you the opportunity to take your character of either Alexios or Kassandra on a Greek adventure through all the tales and legends of its myth. Every decision you make creates a different path for you in the game. The most mind-boggling part of Assassin’s Creed Odyssey is the fact that there are about 9 total endings, this should give you an idea as to how vast and immersive Assassin’s Creed Odyssey is. Replayability is a huge factor as there are tons of different things you can do with each playthrough.
9. Darksouls III
No matter how much you talk about Darksouls III it isn’t going to take away from the fact that this is probably the toughest game of all time. Darksouls will often mock you for being not good enough and this has challenged many players to take on this amazing offering by From Software. Timing is key and you will have to learn this the hard way as you will keep on dying again and again but if you somehow learn to master it, you are guaranteed to have a great time.
10. Horizon Zero Dawn
Horizon Zero Dawn takes humanity back to the ancient times as human civilization as we know today is completely wiped off, you play as Aloy and through her learn about how the world was destroyed and what she has to do to make sure that it doesn’t happen again. Horizon Zero Dawn is a magnificent title that will take you on an epic journey through space and time. The game has a nice message that is learned as you play along, one of the best games regardless of the genre of recent time, Horizon Zero Dawn is a must.
These are the 10 best RPGs that we think will surely have you playing to your heart’s content. Some of these games have been legendary and will surely give you the best time you can imagine.
