@peterdrake I played Gamedec, which is a Cyberpunk game where you're a detective investigating for clients in virtual worlds. Got the graphics style of Shadowrun, but without all that combat. It's heavily story driven so lots of reading and talking. :)
I've solved my first case, the side-quests that got piled on me in that first virtual world were pretty absurb. I'm certain that the decisions I made in this first case might be of influence to my future cases.
After that I quickly checked out Stirring Abyss which is a Lovecraftian turn-based strategic game where you're stranded on the ocean floor in a 60's diving suit (with big helmet and all that) and have to figure out a way back to the surface. It's got plenty of potential, but I decided to call it quits when my party managed to reach the stranded sub. I really like that art style too.
@peterdrake
I played Gamedec, which is a Cyberpunk game where you're a detective investigating for clients in virtual worlds. Got the graphics style of Shadowrun, but without all that combat. It's heavily story driven so lots of reading and talking. :)
I've solved my first case, the side-quests that got piled on me in that first virtual world were pretty absurb. I'm certain that the decisions I made in this first case might be of influence to my future cases.
After that I quickly checked out Stirring Abyss which is a Lovecraftian turn-based strategic game where you're stranded on the ocean floor in a 60's diving suit (with big helmet and all that) and have to figure out a way back to the surface. It's got plenty of potential, but I decided to call it quits when my party managed to reach the stranded sub. I really like that art style too.