Really didn't think they could keep that same sense of mystery and wonder with the DLC, but they absolutely smashed it. And yes, this was also my immediate thought in answer to the question.
I'll never forget the day I started playing this game. It was so cool and so different from anything else I had played that I couldn't stop playing, and finished the game in one session. Awesome night!
Man... That was such a trip. A friend of mine brought it over because my computer was much better and I had a 3rd party ISP lightning fast 56k connection. It was so crazy just to see the little world. I still log into the private servers every few years just to see some of the new tech fans are throwing on top of it.
Return of the Obra Dinn. Discovering the story and mystery for the first time, putting the pieces together, looking for clues and drawing conclusions, it was a fantastic experience that can never be repeated so long as you remember even fragments of it.
Final Fantasy XIV. I wish I could forget the story to experience it all over, but it'd also be nice to not remember some of the old things I miss too. Ignorance is bliss and all.
I'm not completely sure, but it's likely one of the RPGs I played when I was super young.
Spellcaster, D&D Warriors of the Eternal Sun, Sword of Vermillion, or Golvellius: Valley of Doom.
After years of playing modern RPGs these games just don't really do it for me. They can get 2-4 hours or so before I end up forgetting about them for a year. It'd be great for it to be a new experience again :D
I also didn't really get meta-gaming type concepts when I played these games. I got through them sure, but I wasn't thinking too deeply about the systems of the games and got stuck several times and had to do things like grind random encounters to just out level things. It'd be great to approach them fresh, but with this perspective.
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