Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines
Books like Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines
30 fantasy books to read after Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines, the closest match first.
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1. Arcanum: Of Steamworks & Magick Obscura
- Same author
- On the same lists
From the dev team that made Vampire: The Masquerade, and three big influences in the original Fallout games, Arcanum should be a good game, and it absolutely is. It's just...
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2. Pokémon
- On the same lists
Pokémon is so ingrained that it often misses its deserved accolade as a fantasy. For many, it was an essential part of childhood, above even the TV show. However, like...
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3. Dragon Age: Origins
- On the same lists
BioWare's first Dragon Age title also turned out to be its best. Admittedly, the newest release has some beautiful graphics and is still a great game. However, the scope of...
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4. Final Fantasy Vii
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With such a huge and hardcore following, there's a significant amount of contention over the best Final Fantasy game. However, it's hard to disagree that few have had the worldwide...
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5. The Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time
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It was a very tough choice between this game and the recent Breath of the Wild. I spent a long time agonizing over every comparison and examining both. In the...
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6. The Elder Scrolls: Morrowind
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It was a very tough choice between Morrowind and Skyrim, but the former is where the series' success really began. Bethesda introduced one of the most expansive and free-form RPGs...
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7. World Of Warcraft
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It's been named the 'grandfather of MMORPGs', and in many ways, this is true. Though many online RPGs came before it, WoW completely revolutionized the industry. Part of this was...
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8. Dark Souls
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At a time where games were becoming increasingly dumbed down, Dark Souls burst onto the gaming scene in a blaze of glory. It took the elements of its predecessor and...
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9. Journey
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Just when people began to think adventure games were dead, Journey burst onto the scene. It quickly became the fastest-selling game on the PlayStation Store and won eight awards for...
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10. Dishonored
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With Dishonored, Arkane Studios wanted to revitalize the stealth genre. It was a big ask, and a big claim, but it managed to do just that. There's plenty of innovation...
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11. God Of War
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The War of the Three Gods is a military history of the Near and Middle East in the seventh centurywith its chief focus on the reign of the Eastern Roman...
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12. Warcraft Iii: Reign Of Chaos
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Warcraft I and II were some of the driving forces behind the rise of real-time strategy games, but as they say, the third time is the charm. Blizzard's fantasy world...
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13. Kingdom Hearts Ii
by Enix, Square
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There have been many Kingdom Hearts games since its inception, but the second is where it really found its footing, and, arguably, is it at its best. The action role-playing...
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14. Alan Wake
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This game is a homage to some of the greatest tension builders of all time. Stephen King, Neil Gaiman, Rod Serling, Alfred Hitchcock, Bret Easton Ellis. The names are enough...
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15. Child Of Light
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When you think Ubisoft, it's usually Assassins Creed, Far Cry, or other such games that come to mind. Action, 3D environments, and button mashing. They're compelling, but the developers' Child...
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16. Bayonetta
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Just as gamers had settled into their biases about the best hack and slash games, Bayonetta came along and changed everything. If it's not the greatest in the sub-genre, it's...
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17. Soul Calibur Ii
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If the first Soulcalibur game was almost the perfect fighting game, this one lands even closer to that mark. Revamped graphics for the PS2 and Xbox mark a noticeable difference...
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18. Risen
- On the same lists
Fantasy RPGs are extremely popular, but Risen manages to capture the feeling of the classics while still presenting beautiful graphics and compelling voice acting. It opens slowly, introducing the player...
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19. The Bard’s Tale
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We've called many of the games on this list classics, but none of them go quite so far back as The Bard's Tale. It was one of the very first...
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20. Fire Emblem
- On the same lists
Fire Emblem was the series' debut for a western audience, and sometimes developers get it right the first time around. Admittedly, they had seven Japanese versions under their belt, but...
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21. The Vanishing Of Ethan Carter
by Astronauts, The
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This visually stunning mystery adventure game won a BAFTA award for its innovation in the genre. The Vanishing of Ethan Carter moves away from the obsession with photorealistic graphics and...
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22. Age Of Wonders Iii
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While it still has some issues, Age of Wonders III returns to the series after an 11-year hiatus, and it does so with great character. The game has improved in...
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23. Riven
by Cyan,
- On the same lists
Some games reward reflexes, others reward thinking. The sequel to Myst sits firmly in that second category, surpassing its preceding puzzle game with noticeable improvements in graphics, immersion, and story....
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24. Middle Earth: Shadow Of Mordor
- On the same lists
There have been many Lord of the Rings games over the years, and they're all good in their own ways. The recent Shadow of Mordor, however, introduces a story outside...
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25. The Last Guardian
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This game is a spiritual successor to Shadow of the Colossus, masterminded by the same director, Fumito Ueda. While it could never live up to the sheer innovation of that...
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26. Beyond: Two Souls
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We've mentioned Indigo Prophecy already on this list, masterminded by David Cage and developed by Quantic Dream. It's an old game, however, and the development team now has had years...
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27. Divinity: Original Sin
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This title presents a modern-day prequel to the popular CRPG, Divine Divinity. Though it borrows from the setting and genre of the original, it also pushes the series to new...
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28. Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines
- Same author
This game is one of the greatest examples of how important community is in gaming. Vampire: The Masquerade had a rushed release, plagued with bugs and underdeveloped content. Thirteen years...
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29. Planescape: Torment
- On the same lists
The worst thing you can do is let Planescape: Torment's old-fashioned interface fool you. Despite its age, it remains one of the most innovative games ever crafted, with a moral...
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30. Baldur's Gate 2 (2000)
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This faultless improvement on the original title still has a scope beyond many of today's biggest RPGs. Created at BioWare's heights, this game throws you into a D&D inspired world...
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