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Recommended Fourth-Breaking Games?
| Oops. Title should've said "Recommended Fourth Wall-Breaking Games?"
| OneShot breaks walls and is also cute
| DeadPool of course
| The elder scrolls lore can be pretty fourth wall breaking if you dig deep into it. Especially Morrowind.
| Play Save the Date. It's a freeware visual novel.
Wait Bravely breaks the fourth wall?
| >>416504 Yup! In Bravely Default, there's a fourth wall breaking twist to the true ending. And Bravely Second has a plot device directly tied to the player and a certain mechanic.
| >>416522
Which was used beautifully, IMO.
Even if Bravely Second let me down in lots of things, I still liked it.
| Danganronpa: another episode
Danganronpa 2: goodbye despair
There's not much fourth-wall breaks in these games, but they're really good games and do a well job at breaking the fourth wall
| Ever17.
| 9 Hours, 9 Person, 9 Doors, but only the DS version. I don't know if it can be categorized as "wall breaking", but either way is one hell of a game
| neptunia series
| Surprised no one mentioned the Stanley parable yet.
| EarthBound and Mother 3
| >>416804 No kidding. 1 and 2 rap their knuckles on the wall, while V3 just obliterates it. I feel that because of this plot twist, the Danganronpa fanbase was split right down the middle. I enjoyed it, though.
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| Watching a Death Stranding video got me in the mood for it. I was wondering if anyone hear can recommend games with stories that break the fourth wall in major ways. Not as a gimmick like in Metal Gear, but as a critical part of the plot.
Games like Undertale, The Stanley Parable, NieR Automata, the Bravely series, Doki Doki Literature Club, ICEY, etc.
Any reccs?