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This is the list of the best RPG's I've played. I don't count hack and slash "rpgs" such as Dungeon Siege I & II and Titan Quest because they are 1) EXTREMELY linear, 2) Not much dialogue, meaning quests are in a text box and you can only click accept or reject and you can't have a conversation, 3) senseless killing, 4) No relations with party members and NPCs, 5) No multiple ways to solve things, you have to do what is laid out, 6) You can't influence what happens, just killing you way to the next boss and getting another quest to do the same. That said, these games are good in their own way(I really enjoyed Titan Quest) but are not what I consider an actual Role-playing game. This is not an in depth review of these games if you see any that interest you google it and find out more info. I also included each game's RETAIL BOXED drm or their patched drm. This will be updated as I play more RPG's and/or finish them. ALL of these games will run on an Windows 7, 8600GT 256mb, 6GB RAM,AMD Athlon X4 2.6GHZ computer on HIGH or MEDIUM with all textures set on max at 35-70 frames-per-second.
DRM: Disc check no key-code
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DRM: Disc check, key-code
DRM:TAGES Disc check(The latest patch takes out the DRM), registration key-code(not required)
DRM: Disc check no key-code
DRM: Disc check, key-code
DRM: you need to keep disc in to load data to play
DRM: Disc check, key-code
DRM: 5 install limit, but no need to keep disc in drive
DRM: disc check, Windows Live
DRM: DRM free
DRM: Disc check, key-code securom
DRM: securom disc check
DRM: Disc check, key-code
DRM: Get it off GOG.com for $5.99 DRM free with bonus content
DRM: Disc check
DRM: Disc check
DRM: Disc check
DRM: Key-code
DRM: 3 install limit (If you buy it on GOG.com, it's DRM free and is the epic edition.)
DRM: DRM-free off GOG.com for $5.99
DRM: Disc check
DRM: Disc check
DRM: Keycode that can also be STEAM activated
DRM: Boxed is pretty rare, but D2D version has Securom online activation
- The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Game of the Year Edition
DRM: Disc check no key-code
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- Dragon Age Origins
DRM: Disc check, key-code
- The Witcher Enhanced Edition
DRM:TAGES Disc check(The latest patch takes out the DRM), registration key-code(not required)
- The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind Game of the Year
DRM: Disc check no key-code
- Neverwinter Nights Diamond
DRM: Disc check, key-code
- Baldur's Gate 4 in 1 Boxset
DRM: you need to keep disc in to load data to play
- Mass Effect 2
DRM: Disc check, key-code
- Mass Effect
DRM: 5 install limit, but no need to keep disc in drive
- Fallout 3 Game of the Year
DRM: disc check, Windows Live
- Fallout Trilogy
DRM: DRM free
- Neverwinter Nights 2 Gold
DRM: Disc check, key-code securom
- Jade Empire Special Edition
DRM: securom disc check
- Fable: The Lost Chapters
DRM: Disc check, key-code
- Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura
DRM: Get it off GOG.com for $5.99 DRM free with bonus content
- Dragon Age Origins: Awakening
DRM: Disc check
- Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic
DRM: Disc check
- Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 2: The Sith Lords
DRM: Disc check
- Divinty II Ego Draconis
DRM: Key-code
- Two Worlds
DRM: 3 install limit (If you buy it on GOG.com, it's DRM free and is the epic edition.)
- Vampire The Masquerade Redemption
DRM: DRM-free off GOG.com for $5.99
- Gothic 3 Collector's Edition
DRM: Disc check
- Gothic 2
DRM: Disc check
- Mount & Blade Warband
DRM: Keycode that can also be STEAM activated
- Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines
DRM: Boxed is pretty rare, but D2D version has Securom online activation
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