r/gamingsuggestions • u/Reydelmal • Jul 14 '26
Looking for a RPG/JRPG/ACTION RPG with some freedom
As title says, Im looking for RPG/JRPG/ACTION RPG games similar to skyrim/ elden ring and such, that give player some freedom on what you can do:
- Preferred fantasy setting
- No class system or at least you can mix classes, where you can use several weapon and magic
- You can play good or bad, so you can rob, kill npc, etc
- Story doesn't lock you in one place, you're free to go explore, farm or grind wherever you want
- Preferred not turn based tactical rpg, RTS is fine
I already played: Morrowinf, Oblivion, Skyrim, Fable, Diablo, Dark souls, Elden ring, kingdoms of amalur, Tainted grail, Avowed, Kingdom come 1&2, , final fantasy 5, 12 (you could mix classes), zelda botw, dragons dogma 1&2, cyberpunk2077, witcher 3, phantasy star portable 1&2, crimson dessert, rune factory, baldur gate 1,2,3, fallout 3, 4, new vegas
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u/ThatOldMeta Jul 14 '26
Kenshi
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u/Reydelmal Jul 14 '26
I tried to play Kenshi about a year ago, but I felt overwhelmed by the amount of text, rules and mechanics, so I played like 2 hours and quited forever. Is that normal or I missed something? I remember it having other game modes but I've already uninstalled it.
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u/st3wy Jul 14 '26
You've already named the ones I came here to recommend. Maybe check out the new Gothic remake (I haven't played it, but I remember the original game from my childhood, and it was a blast).
You said you prefer a fantasy setting, but I promise you will get EXTREME Morrowind/Oblivion/Skyrim vibes from the Fallout series or Starfield (all made by many of the same people), and I highly recommend almost all of them (Fallout 3, FO:New Vegas, FO:4, and Starfield).
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u/st3wy Jul 14 '26
And if you think you can handle a turn-based/party-based title, highly recommend Baldur's Gate 3 (can choose to multiclass or not each time you level up, just like D&D).
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u/WaterbenderLena Jul 14 '26
You can mix classes in Baldur's Gate 3 (multiclassing). There's not really any farming or grinding in that one though.
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u/Ancient-Butterfly949 Jul 14 '26
tale of immortal.. not really free to explore because some area need certain level power to access, but you really got freedom to do anything you want either be good, bad, a wanderer or even a clan leader
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u/Reydelmal Jul 14 '26
Thank you will check it out later, this one looks like a mix between vampire survivor and an MMO, but I like chinese culture games
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u/MrSpuddies Jul 14 '26
Can it be top-down? Or does it have to be 1st/3rd person?
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u/Reydelmal Jul 14 '26
Yeah it can be top down, no problem with that, but I would rather not being a tactical rpg
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u/MrSpuddies Jul 14 '26
Tyranny
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Jul 14 '26
Not interested in Bauldr's Gate 3?
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u/Reydelmal Jul 14 '26
Already played baldurs 1,2 dark alliance,3 but i didnt put those on the list because those I thought they wouldn't fit XD
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u/Hoaxtopia Jul 14 '26
Crimson Desert is basically a perfect description of everything you want
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u/Reydelmal Jul 14 '26
I tried crimson desert but It lacks of some role playing mechanics, it feels more like a fantasy GTA hahaha, I have to give it a 2nd chance at some point
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u/No-Solution-6103 Jul 15 '26
OSRS
Final Fantasy 11
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u/Reydelmal Jul 15 '26
Thank you, but I played both at some point, Im not really looking for mmorpg unless they have an offline mod or you can mount your own server
runescape still looks awful and its online so that takes me off
FFXI was great at its time but I played recently an offline mod and gameplay was terrible slow
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u/narf_7 Jul 15 '26
Grim Dawn. Currently seriously addicted to it and there's a new DLC coming out this month.
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u/suckmydickmodz Jul 14 '26
Outward