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What are the best/highest quality Video Games ever made?
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Sekiro (RPG).
It's not necessarily representative of RPGs as a whole, but man, I have never played a game that felt so polished. The combat is immaculate, the levels are beautiful, and more subtly, the power scaling is really well tuned. Because it's not open world, they were able to hand tune the enemies' difficulty more closely to match your own progression, and for me, it resulted in fights that always felt challenging but fair.
Its not an rpg
Its just an action game
Amazing combat and bosses though
Seconding this. It's phenomenal.
I've never played a game that felt so challenging while still being fair all the way to the end.
Thirding
The best way to describe it is playing a rhythm game using swords. The swordplay really made you feel like a samurai.
I both love this game and hate that I could never beat the final boss. Even after defeating the "harder" optional stuff. My Dark Souls training is punished hard by the combat system. (I love to hate it though - just so satisfying.)