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Hi all, looking for recommendations of a game that fits some or all of the
following kind of categories:

First-person
Adventure based
Preferably no (or minimal) weapons, action, shooting or blasting aliens
Lets you just walk around and explore the environment
No time limit pressure or scores to beat, just chill out and soak up the
atmosphere
Based in the real world
Atmospheric
Perhaps chilling, mythical or supernatural but not necessary
Provides 'escapism' in a realistic setting
Preferably set in the present day, or 19th-20th century
Time Travel would be a real plus

So many games today are based around collecting objects, shooting people, or
beat 'me up, and those that are similar to the above like Sims are cartoony,
not realistic. I'd love to switch on my TV, switch off the rest of my life,
and just explore a totally new world without having to 'do' anything -- and
one that totally absorbs me, so that I want to go back to it time and time
again.

Let me know guys 'n' girls, cheers!

Phil
 
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Phillip Brown wrote:

> Hi all, looking for recommendations of a game that fits some or all of the
> following kind of categories:
>
> First-person
> Adventure based
> Preferably no (or minimal) weapons, action, shooting or blasting aliens
> Lets you just walk around and explore the environment
> No time limit pressure or scores to beat, just chill out and soak up the
> atmosphere
> Based in the real world
> Atmospheric
> Perhaps chilling, mythical or supernatural but not necessary
> Provides 'escapism' in a realistic setting
> Preferably set in the present day, or 19th-20th century
> Time Travel would be a real plus
>
> So many games today are based around collecting objects, shooting people, or
> beat 'me up, and those that are similar to the above like Sims are cartoony,
> not realistic. I'd love to switch on my TV, switch off the rest of my life,
> and just explore a totally new world without having to 'do' anything -- and
> one that totally absorbs me, so that I want to go back to it time and time
> again.
>
> Let me know guys 'n' girls, cheers!
>
> Phil

Hmmmmmmmm.....Syberia maybe?

http://games.teamxbox.com/xbox/746/Syberia/

Bel
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"Phillip Brown" <pbrown@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi all, looking for recommendations of a game that fits some or all of the
> following kind of categories:
>
> First-person
> Adventure based
> Preferably no (or minimal) weapons, action, shooting or blasting aliens
> Lets you just walk around and explore the environment
> No time limit pressure or scores to beat, just chill out and soak up the
> atmosphere
> Based in the real world
> Atmospheric
> Perhaps chilling, mythical or supernatural but not necessary
> Provides 'escapism' in a realistic setting
> Preferably set in the present day, or 19th-20th century
> Time Travel would be a real plus
>
> So many games today are based around collecting objects, shooting people,
or
> beat 'me up, and those that are similar to the above like Sims are
cartoony,
> not realistic. I'd love to switch on my TV, switch off the rest of my
life,
> and just explore a totally new world without having to 'do' anything --
and
> one that totally absorbs me, so that I want to go back to it time and time
> again.
>
> Let me know guys 'n' girls, cheers!
>
> Phil


Echo Night fits your description perfectly...only problem is that it is for
the original PlayStation, not Xbox. There was a follow-up, but it is a PS2
exclusive.

Other than that, sounds like you want a 3D version of "Myst"...
 
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Soni tempori elseu romani yeof helsforo nisson ol sefini ill des Mon, 24 Jan
2005 21:47:29 GMT, sefini jorgo geanyet des mani yeof do uk.games.video.xbox,
yawatina tan reek esk "Phillip Brown" <pbrown@hotmail.com> fornis do marikano
es bono tan el:

>Hi all, looking for recommendations of a game that fits some or all of the
>following kind of categories:

Second Life? Not sure if that has a first person viewpoint though.
http://secondlife.com/

Not for the Xbox though, obviously.

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"Phillip Brown" <pbrown@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi all, looking for recommendations of a game that fits some or all of the
> following kind of categories:
>
> First-person
> Adventure based
> Preferably no (or minimal) weapons, action, shooting or blasting aliens
> Lets you just walk around and explore the environment
> No time limit pressure or scores to beat, just chill out and soak up the
> atmosphere
> Based in the real world
> Atmospheric
> Perhaps chilling, mythical or supernatural but not necessary
> Provides 'escapism' in a realistic setting
> Preferably set in the present day, or 19th-20th century
> Time Travel would be a real plus
>
> So many games today are based around collecting objects, shooting people,
> or beat 'me up, and those that are similar to the above like Sims are
> cartoony, not realistic. I'd love to switch on my TV, switch off the rest
> of my life, and just explore a totally new world without having to 'do'
> anything -- and one that totally absorbs me, so that I want to go back to
> it time and time again.
>
> Let me know guys 'n' girls, cheers!
>
> Phil
>

Margret! Margret! Have we got any xbox games that fit the following
catogories...

Sorry i couldent resist.

Gordy
 
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MYST III would fit most of your interest.

Cheers,
PQ
 
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"BelPowerslave" <belpowerslave@ev1.net> wrote in message
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> Hmmmmmmmm.....Syberia maybe?
>
> http://games.teamxbox.com/xbox/746/Syberia/

Thanks Bel, nice looking game. Some great screens at
http://tinyurl.com/5ll9d. Sadly it doesn't appear to have been released on
Xbox in the UK -- even amazon don't have it. And Syberia II is apparently
hard to follow if you didn't play the original, along with having some
annoying features and not be first person.

Still a contender though, cheers!

Phil
 
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"Phillip Brown" <pbrown@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Adventure based
> Lets you just walk around and explore the environment
> No time limit pressure or scores to beat, just chill out and soak up the
> atmosphere
> Atmospheric
> Perhaps chilling, mythical or supernatural but not necessary
> Time Travel would be a real plus

Fable?

Satisfies a lot of your points (see above).

Neil
 
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"deKay" <andyk@lofi-gaming.org.uk> wrote in message
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> Soni tempori elseu romani yeof helsforo nisson ol sefini ill des Mon, 24
> Jan
> 2005 21:47:29 GMT, sefini jorgo geanyet des mani yeof do
> uk.games.video.xbox,
> yawatina tan reek esk "Phillip Brown" <pbrown@hotmail.com> fornis do
> marikano
> es bono tan el:
>
>>Hi all, looking for recommendations of a game that fits some or all of the
>>following kind of categories:
>
> Second Life? Not sure if that has a first person viewpoint though.
> http://secondlife.com/
>
> Not for the Xbox though, obviously.

If only it was on Xbox! 🙁 I'd much rather play these games on the sofa
with the living room lights dimmed, than at my office desk. I guess the
publisher didn't think of that :-S

Phil
 
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"Phyber Quest" <phyberquest@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> MYST III would fit most of your interest.

Thanks - looks good. I tried the original Myst about 10 years ago and found
it a bit static so I'm pleasently surprised to see this has 'free look'.
Will give it a try. I wonder if it has time travel...

Phil
 
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In article <JHeJd.18131$GG1.4796@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk>,
pbrown@hotmail.com says...
> "Phyber Quest" <phyberquest@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:BE1AC002.D03B%phyberquest@yahoo.com...
> > MYST III would fit most of your interest.
>
> Thanks - looks good. I tried the original Myst about 10 years ago and found
> it a bit static so I'm pleasently surprised to see this has 'free look'.
> Will give it a try. I wonder if it has time travel...

If oyu can put up with some combat. Morrowind is prettty free roaming.
Pikeys of the Carribean also uses the Morrowind engine so that could be
worth a look.
 
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"Neil" <neilmw@yahoospammy.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Phillip Brown" <pbrown@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:R1eJd.18091$GG1.13323@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
>> Adventure based
>> Lets you just walk around and explore the environment
>> No time limit pressure or scores to beat, just chill out and soak up the
>> atmosphere
>> Atmospheric
>> Perhaps chilling, mythical or supernatural but not necessary
>> Time Travel would be a real plus
>
> Fable?
>
> Satisfies a lot of your points (see above).

Thanks, has great reviews. Seems to involve combat with cartoony graphics
though, but I'll definitately put it 'somewhere' on my list :)

Phil
 
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In alt.games.video.xbox Phillip Brown <pbrown@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all, looking for recommendations of a game that fits some or all of the
> following kind of categories:

> First-person
> Adventure based
> Preferably no (or minimal) weapons, action, shooting or blasting aliens
> Lets you just walk around and explore the environment
> No time limit pressure or scores to beat, just chill out and soak up the
> atmosphere
> Based in the real world
> Atmospheric
> Perhaps chilling, mythical or supernatural but not necessary
> Provides 'escapism' in a realistic setting
> Preferably set in the present day, or 19th-20th century
> Time Travel would be a real plus

Beyond Good & Evil comes close to many of your desires.

It's 1st and 3rd person (mainly 3rd), with an emphasis more on exploration
than on combat. There is combat, but most of it is pretty simple if you
ask me. There is, however, a lot of stealth in the game, meaning you'll
have to sneak by guards when they aren't looking. Requires you to study
their marching patterns, and move accordingly. There's also a great deal
of exploration you can do - both on foot, and using various vehicles. You
can even enter races to earn additional cash (the required races are easy
- the extra ones are just for bonus items.)

You play Jade, who runs an orphanage with her humanoid-pig partner (I
can't remember his name right now) Jade's also a part time photo
journalist and troubleshooter. During one mission, Jade gets involved
with a group trying to uncover a conpiracy that the so-called protectors
of your colony are actually kidnapping citizens for their own insidious
plans. You'll be required to infiltrate various facilities in order to
obtain photographic evidence to help the resistance's cause. You can also
use your camera to photograph new and rare species of animals you come
across for extra money and orbs. You use the orbs to purchase upgrades
for your vehicle.
 
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"Phillip Brown" <pbrown@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi all, looking for recommendations of a game that fits some or all of the
> following kind of categories:

Myst III Exile I think is definitely what you would like and I think has
most that you list in what you want.
http://shop.gameplay.co.uk/webstore/productpage.asp?productcode=XB0277

You could probably get it cheaper elsewhere though.
 
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"Dog Bowl" <dogUNDERSCOREbowl@ntlFOODworld.com> wrote in message
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>
> If oyu can put up with some combat. Morrowind is prettty free roaming.
> Pikeys of the Carribean also uses the Morrowind engine so that could be
> worth a look.

Lol 'Pikeys'! Ta but too much combat in both of them, but I know they're
good. Keep 'em coming. Ideally I want something that reminds me of a game
I used to have on the Commodore 64 (!), I think called 'The Time Machine',
where you start in a space ship, and have to figure out how to get back to
your own time. I never could find it on any emulator sites, despite
laborious searches.

Phil
 
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On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 21:47:29 GMT, "Phillip Brown" <pbrown@hotmail.com>
wrote:

>Hi all, looking for recommendations of a game that fits some or all of the
>following kind of categories:
>
>First-person
>Adventure based
>Preferably no (or minimal) weapons, action, shooting or blasting aliens
>Lets you just walk around and explore the environment
>No time limit pressure or scores to beat, just chill out and soak up the
>atmosphere
>Based in the real world
>Atmospheric
>Perhaps chilling, mythical or supernatural but not necessary
>Provides 'escapism' in a realistic setting
>Preferably set in the present day, or 19th-20th century
>Time Travel would be a real plus

Ummm, Myst is probably the only one that springs to mind.
--
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> Beyond Good & Evil comes close to many of your desires.

Love the sneaking around elements, should've put that on my original list!
It could be a bit too action-packed for the relaxing escapism I have in mind
but I'll give it a second look.

www.wilddivine.com has caught my attention, but sadly not Xbox.
 
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"Beck" <my_bulkmail@REMOVEbtopenworld.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Phillip Brown" <pbrown@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:R1eJd.18091$GG1.13323@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
>> Hi all, looking for recommendations of a game that fits some or all of
>> the following kind of categories:
>
> Myst III Exile I think is definitely what you would like and I think has
> most that you list in what you want.
> http://shop.gameplay.co.uk/webstore/productpage.asp?productcode=XB0277

Thanks, it's now on my amazon wish list for my birthday :) However, it
appears as though it could be boring. We'll see!

Phil
 
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Phillip Brown, did you really mean to say this?

>>Beyond Good & Evil comes close to many of your desires.
>
>
> Love the sneaking around elements, should've put that on my original list!
> It could be a bit too action-packed for the relaxing escapism I have in mind
> but I'll give it a second look.
>
It may not be exactly what you want, but BG&E is one of the best games
of this generation, and should definitely be bought and played through
at least once.

Tim (tm)
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Phillip Brown wrote:
>
> Hi all, looking for recommendations of a game that fits some or all of the
> following kind of categories:
>
> First-person
> Adventure based
> Preferably no (or minimal) weapons, action, shooting or blasting aliens
> Lets you just walk around and explore the environment
> No time limit pressure or scores to beat, just chill out and soak up the
> atmosphere
> Based in the real world
> Atmospheric
> Perhaps chilling, mythical or supernatural but not necessary
> Provides 'escapism' in a realistic setting
> Preferably set in the present day, or 19th-20th century
> Time Travel would be a real plus
>
> So many games today are based around collecting objects, shooting people, or
> beat 'me up, and those that are similar to the above like Sims are cartoony,
> not realistic. I'd love to switch on my TV, switch off the rest of my life,
> and just explore a totally new world without having to 'do' anything -- and
> one that totally absorbs me, so that I want to go back to it time and time
> again.

Shenmue II. To move you're in an over the shoulder view, but can enter a
first person view. There are no weapons. There are time pressures that
will cause the game to end, but it is months of game time. There are
also daily time limits, but that just causes you to go home and sleep.
It's based in the real world (Hong Kong and Kowloon) in the '80s.
There's tons of exploring the environment. Gamble, buy capsule toys,
race ducks, get a job. Or not. To get access to parts of the game (and
lose access to others), you do have to engage in the game's primary
objectives. But you can take your own sweet time.
And I'm shocked, shocked I tell you!, that Bel didn't mention it.
 
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"Ted" <nospamforted@nospam.com> wrote in message
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>
>
> Phillip Brown wrote:
>>
>> Hi all, looking for recommendations of a game that fits some or all of
>> the
>> following kind of categories:
>>
>> First-person
>> Adventure based
>> Preferably no (or minimal) weapons, action, shooting or blasting aliens
>> Lets you just walk around and explore the environment
>> No time limit pressure or scores to beat, just chill out and soak up the
>> atmosphere
>> Based in the real world
>> Atmospheric
>> Perhaps chilling, mythical or supernatural but not necessary
>> Provides 'escapism' in a realistic setting
>> Preferably set in the present day, or 19th-20th century
>> Time Travel would be a real plus
>>
>> So many games today are based around collecting objects, shooting people,
>> or
>> beat 'me up, and those that are similar to the above like Sims are
>> cartoony,
>> not realistic. I'd love to switch on my TV, switch off the rest of my
>> life,
>> and just explore a totally new world without having to 'do' anything --
>> and
>> one that totally absorbs me, so that I want to go back to it time and
>> time
>> again.
>
> Shenmue II. To move you're in an over the shoulder view, but can enter a
> first person view. There are no weapons. There are time pressures that
> will cause the game to end, but it is months of game time. There are
> also daily time limits, but that just causes you to go home and sleep.
> It's based in the real world (Hong Kong and Kowloon) in the '80s.
> There's tons of exploring the environment. Gamble, buy capsule toys,
> race ducks, get a job. Or not. To get access to parts of the game (and
> lose access to others), you do have to engage in the game's primary
> objectives. But you can take your own sweet time.
> And I'm shocked, shocked I tell you!, that Bel didn't mention it.

Shenmue II was the first game I thought of too. Definately worth a look.
Shame that the first game wasn't ported too, but at least you can watch a 15
minute video-clip with ingame graphics about what happened in the first
game, so you won't lose too much of the story at least. Only one of the best
games ever.

Tommy
 
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Tommy Stenberg wrote:
snip
> Shenmue II was the first game I thought of too. Definately worth a look.
> Shame that the first game wasn't ported too, but at least you can watch a 15
> minute video-clip with ingame graphics about what happened in the first
> game, so you won't lose too much of the story at least.
snip

In the US, the game comes with Shenmue the Movie, an extended DVD of the
first game that will bring anyone up to full speed on the first game.
Unfortunately, it totally fails to convey the greatness of the game...
 
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On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 22:48:12 GMT, "Phillip Brown" <pbrown@hotmail.com>
wrote:

>"Neil" <neilmw@yahoospammy.com> wrote in message
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>>
>> "Phillip Brown" <pbrown@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:R1eJd.18091$GG1.13323@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
>>> Adventure based
>>> Lets you just walk around and explore the environment
>>> No time limit pressure or scores to beat, just chill out and soak up the
>>> atmosphere
>>> Atmospheric
>>> Perhaps chilling, mythical or supernatural but not necessary
>>> Time Travel would be a real plus
>>
>> Fable?
>>
>> Satisfies a lot of your points (see above).
>
>Thanks, has great reviews. Seems to involve combat with cartoony graphics
>though, but I'll definitately put it 'somewhere' on my list :)
>
>Phil
>
its more fantasy than cartoony.
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> "Dog Bowl" <dogUNDERSCOREbowl@ntlFOODworld.com> wrote in message
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> >
> > If oyu can put up with some combat. Morrowind is prettty free roaming.
> > Pikeys of the Carribean also uses the Morrowind engine so that could be
> > worth a look.
>
> Lol 'Pikeys'! Ta but too much combat in both of them, but I know they're
> good. Keep 'em coming. Ideally I want something that reminds me of a
game
> I used to have on the Commodore 64 (!), I think called 'The Time Machine',
> where you start in a space ship, and have to figure out how to get back to
> your own time. I never could find it on any emulator sites, despite
> laborious searches.

I remember that one. That had *a lot* of potential, but we never got past
the first level. We must have tried a hundred times.
 
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> > Phillip Brown wrote:
> >>
> >> Hi all, looking for recommendations of a game that fits some or all of
> >> the
> >> following kind of categories:
> >>
> >> First-person
> >> Adventure based
> >> Preferably no (or minimal) weapons, action, shooting or blasting aliens
> >> Lets you just walk around and explore the environment
> >> No time limit pressure or scores to beat, just chill out and soak up
the
> >> atmosphere
> >> Based in the real world
> >> Atmospheric
> >> Perhaps chilling, mythical or supernatural but not necessary
> >> Provides 'escapism' in a realistic setting
> >> Preferably set in the present day, or 19th-20th century
> >> Time Travel would be a real plus
> >>
> >> So many games today are based around collecting objects, shooting
people,
> >> or
> >> beat 'me up, and those that are similar to the above like Sims are
> >> cartoony,
> >> not realistic. I'd love to switch on my TV, switch off the rest of my
> >> life,
> >> and just explore a totally new world without having to 'do' anything --
> >> and
> >> one that totally absorbs me, so that I want to go back to it time and
> >> time
> >> again.
> >
> > Shenmue II. To move you're in an over the shoulder view, but can enter a
> > first person view. There are no weapons. There are time pressures that
> > will cause the game to end, but it is months of game time. There are
> > also daily time limits, but that just causes you to go home and sleep.
> > It's based in the real world (Hong Kong and Kowloon) in the '80s.
> > There's tons of exploring the environment. Gamble, buy capsule toys,
> > race ducks, get a job. Or not. To get access to parts of the game (and
> > lose access to others), you do have to engage in the game's primary
> > objectives. But you can take your own sweet time.
> > And I'm shocked, shocked I tell you!, that Bel didn't mention it.
>
> Shenmue II was the first game I thought of too. Definately worth a look.
> Shame that the first game wasn't ported too, but at least you can watch a
15
> minute video-clip with ingame graphics about what happened in the first
> game, so you won't lose too much of the story at least. Only one of the
best
> games ever.

Yes. I totally agree. Shenmue I and II are two of the best games I've ever
played. Fantastic atmosphere. I wish a third chapter would be released soon.
 
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