Xbox 360 Games with multiple choices features that affect plot.

[Valentine]

Jade Empire, for instance. It was one of those fantastic multiple choice RPG games where your decisions affected the outcome of the plot. I honestly think that original xbox games did this the absolute best. Knights of the Old Republic is like this too.

Can any of you think of games (For the Xbox/Xbox 360) where the decisions you make generate a new story line each time, or an alliance.

 

[Ohyesuare]

I think the game Catherine for Xbox 360 has some of what you are describing. A lot of the choices you make affect the outcome of the game and there are multiple endings. It really is a great game, one of my favorites on Xbox 360. I wish they would make more original games like that instead of just churning out sequel after sequel of similar looking games.

 

[BlackSolaris]

I think the game Catherine for Xbox 360 has some of what you are describing. A lot of the choices you make affect the outcome of the game and there are multiple endings. It really is a great game, one of my favorites on Xbox 360. I wish they would make more original games like that instead of just churning out sequel after sequel of similar looking games.

I agree, Catherine does feature a nice feature system, but i would suggest something like Fable, specially the first one, which changes the gameplay depending on your choices.

 

[Joker99352]

The Mass Effect series is one of the best examples of this, if you ask me. I've replayed Mass Effect 2 and 3 multiple times simply because of the different possibilities in the story. Some of them center around being good/evil, but some of them just kind of depend on the situation. Either way, I think it adds a lot to the gameplay and gives gamers a lot of incentive to replay the game.

 

[ozadin]

Spec Ops:The Line is another one. It's a really good game and every choice you make matters. There are, I think 2-3 endings, and all of them are great! The storyline is well-written, and the graphics and gameplay is awesome. Would recommend it if you haven't played t yet.

 

[Joker99352]

Spec Ops:The Line is another one. It's a really good game and every choice you make matters. There are, I think 2-3 endings, and all of them are great! The storyline is well-written, and the graphics and gameplay is awesome. Would recommend it if you haven't played t yet.

That's weird, I didn't know there were different endings. Without spoiling anything, I think I know of one part at the tail end of the game that may result in a different ending. Other than that, I don't know if there were that many choices. Still, it was a surprisingly good game (and I was already expecting it to be good) with an interesting and engaging story. The gameplay was pretty good too, if not a little standard. I recommend it, too. It's a nice break from the Call of Duty and Battlefield types without deviating too much.

 

[yotsubanned]

I loved the Mass Effect trilogy specifically because of this. There's so much replay value as each and every bit of dialogue can affect your playthrough, be it in a good way or in a bad way. I've gone through that game countless times and registered countless hours on it, it was probably the best £40 i've spent on a game in a long, long time!

 

[8bitpenguin]

Mass Effect is really the best example of this. It made you feel like your playthrough was unique, that your story based on your decisions was one in a million. Many games tried to emulate such a feeling, having the story branch out based on your decisions. But in the end these decisions merely feel like switches on railroad tracks, something that serves to give you more of a decision based experience but overall, the game leads the way. Mass Effect is the only one in my opinion that succeeded in creating a vibrant story, that came alive with your decisions. Making you not feel like the game was merely providing you with railroad switches, but a chance to take the story wherever you wanted to take it.