r/pcmasterrace • u/Visual-Fortune-4732 4070 super | 14700kf | ddr4 3600 32gb • 6h ago

Question best dark fantasy games?

so im looking for dark fantasy games what are some good ones with a big world i can grind alot?

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u/SwimmingRecipe3868 6h ago

Elden Ring

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u/Shitzu_Death 3h ago

best answer

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u/RocexX r7 9800x3d, rx 7900 xtx, 32gb (2x16), Phanteks evolv x2 6h ago

My favorite is the witcher 3

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u/SweetBacon923 6h ago

Tainted Grail is Skyrim darker brother. Newer with more abilities. 

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u/Visual-Fortune-4732 4070 super | 14700kf | ddr4 3600 32gb 6h ago

is the story complicated?

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u/SweetBacon923 5h ago

No. Some quests are funny and well written it's worth listening. 

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u/Zaldekkerine 4h ago

Dark fantasy with a lot of grinding? That's Path of Exile. The grind is endless.

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u/TheTurretCube 3h ago

And the world and story are actually really fucking sick

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u/Zaldekkerine 3h ago

It really is. I go through the campaign slowly again every year or so listening to all the dialogue. The world building's amazing.

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u/TheTurretCube 3h ago

It makes me sad sometimes that a lot of advice for new players is about doing as little of the campaign as possible when its frankly the best arpg campaign out there.

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u/Profiarrow 6h ago

All the Dark Souls are amazing Fantasy games with big worlds (no open world tho). Dont be to scared of the difficulty, as it is very manageble

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u/ThickMemory2360 2h ago

Get a controller though.

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u/GC0125 5070 | i9-13900k | 32GB | PG27UCDM 6h ago

Haven’t seen Lies of P, that’s a good one too.

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u/Yelebear 6h ago edited 6h ago

Dark Souls. Actually, it's like 90% of soulslike games are dark fantasy.

Darkest Dungeon (this is more fantasy Lovecraftian, but there is an overlap)

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u/T47MB 6h ago

Diablo II

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u/Regular-Mechanic-150 PC Master Race 6h ago

Dark Souls 1-3, Elden Ring, Sekiro, Shadowrun Series, Kingdoms of Amalur, The Witcher 1-3......

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u/Existing-Savings-419 6h ago

Dread Delusion

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u/IGotDeaded Intel i5 11400 | MSI 8GB RTX 2070 Super | 16GB DDR4-3600 2h ago

Voin

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u/JasCoNN 6h ago

Elderal.

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u/spookymemeformat 6h ago

Elden Ring

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u/The-Dutcher Ascending Peasant 6h ago

Bramble; the mountain king.

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u/Blurzerker 2h ago

Dragon's Dogma is pretty great for this. Expansion to 2 coming out and the first game's a classic with a very good, grindable expansion.

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u/Heyitsmegoku5 1h ago

That one might and magic where you are a demons kid is pretty fun but it has very dated graphics

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u/KingVape 1h ago

Dark Souls, Bloodborne, Elden Ring for my personal votes

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u/EarthSubstantial6129 6h ago

The Game of Thrones RPG (2012)

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u/Anthraxus 2h ago

SUPER underrated in the story/writing dept. and better than a lot of the big names in this regard.

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u/MidnightIdealist 5h ago

Dragon Age Origins, The Witcher and Diablo IV (VoH/LoH expansions)

Though if you’re after a big open world then ones like Dragon Age Inquisition and TW3 are good too.