Which game has the best romances?

[Adeptus]

Some of my favourites are Baldur's Gate 2 (have not played 3 yet) and KoTOR's Bastilla. I also liked what Owlcat did in its Pathfinder and Rogue Trader games (I am actually playing RT) - there were some truly unique concept, not just "be nice to pretty girl".

The best romances are in the Dominion of Darkness by Adeptus7. In the game there are few main love interests and full extended romances:1) Kiriela, fallen paladinwho treats Dark Lord with religious devotion 2) Polena, young vampire lady, torn between good manners, innocence and bloodthirst 3) Airen,tomboyish dark elf pirate, 4) Namaah, sensual but cunning succubus 5)Meroe, serpentwoman, alchemist and inflitrator, a bit cold at the start.

 

[Zed Clampet]

Some of my favourites are Baldur's Gate 2 (have not played 3 yet) and KoTOR's Bastilla. I also liked what Owlcat did in its Pathfinder and Rogue Trader games (I am actually playing RT) - there were some truly unique concept, not just "be nice to pretty girl".

I'm so bad at romance, I couldn't even get a date in sex camp (Baldur's Gate 3).

Honestly, I haven't really found an RPG that I thought did it extremely well other than maybe The Witcher 3, where it felt organic instead of manufactured.

Usually romance systems just make me uncomfortable. Either I have to reject someone, which I don't like doing, or I become a sex starved prevert making inappropriate advances.

 

[Pifanjr]

I don't know how well it holds up, but I think Dragon Age: Origins did it really well when I played it

 

[Adeptus]

I don't know how well it holds up, but I think Dragon Age: Origins did it really well when I played it

Yes, Origins were good!

 

[Zloth]

Honestly, I haven't really found an RPG that I thought did it extremely well other than maybe The Witcher 3, where it felt organic instead of manufactured.

The Witcher series put together did quite nicely - even if it did force things in Witcher 2.

(I'm a frontline fighter, I need the healer, dammit, not the glass cannon! Errr, I mean, Shani was much more emotionally satisfying than Triss? <ahem>)

 

[Melchior]

I don't know how well it holds up, but I think Dragon Age: Origins did it really well when I played it

I think that Origins had it the best in series.

 

[naomistone]

Baldur’s Gate 2 has some of the best written relationships, and Bastilla in KOTOR is iconic. Owlcat’s romances are great too because they actually feel like characters with depth, not just filler lines. If you play BG3 you’ll find a bunch that rival the classics. The ones with real personality always stick with me.

 

[Abradab]

I would say - Final Fantasy VII with Aerith and Tifa relations.