What is the best Movie game you played?

Hello friends,

So in this thread, instead of bashing movie games, we pick what is the best movie game we played. the movie games are those which have less gameplay and more walking segments, QTE, cutscenes etc as most of sony first party games fall under that. theres a difference between cinematic and movie games as such original Max payne and MGS were cinematic games but not movie games since they had proper and challenging gameplay. also deep gameplay mechanics.

anyways, and for me the best movie game i played is..

Red dead Redemption 2. On its core, its a movie game. barely anything to do or play apart from cover shooting and horse riding. you are engaged in forced walking, following most of time but other than that it did everything great from story, characters to living breathing world and define wild west. Its only game came to my mind that actually failed as video game yet nailed as cinematic story driven experience. and this is why I think its best movie game compare to other awful movie games we have seen in past.

so friends, what is the best movie game you have played? lets discuss

The new DOOM game.

The Metro games

The Wolf Among Us

Detroit Become Human was really enjoyable.

Had a really great story about humanity and cyborgs.

DOOM, Mafia, Half Life 2, Metro, Hitman

Detroit is not even a movie game. its just a movie. and really bad one.

I stopped "playing" it when i was an android maid in home and was dishwashing and cleaning and was like what am i playing???

no matter how classic Mafia was. sadly remake is fall under more of movie game.

Yea you kept talking about how great it was, so I bought a copy on sale. Haven't played it yet. But if it sucks, your credibility will have gone further down the tubes 😄

The original is masterpiece.

Remake is so so.

Ecape From Butcher Bay, an actual real game based on movies

Yeah that part sucked, that part was like ... 5 seconds of a 20 hour game though.

Hardly worth getting fuzzed about.

Its just "Cinematic Driven Games," not movie games -_-

Goldeneye 007 N64

Entire game can be watch on youtube as theres little to no gameplay, only reason to "play" it for choices. story is really badly done and then theres twist near end also ruined it.

I play Xbox games. Don’t think there’s movie games on Xbox consoles??? At least not many????

Have go with escape from butcher bay which was great beat that way back on xbox then the sequel was great on 360/ps3.

Doom Eternal

It was game based on movie. Im talking about movie games.

Read the OP my friend.

TLOU 1

I actually liked Quantum Break too.

Goldeneye N64 game is indeed a movie game Ghost and warmblur answer is correct as well my friend.

Edit: My answer: 007 Tomorrow Never Dies PSX game.

Well you guys do have Quantum Break and Alan Wake.

In terms of game-time at the expensive of emulating a movie, Metal Gear Solid 3.

Now, you do have the option to skip all this shit and the gameplay itself compared to many "movie games" is great. But it is absolutely emulating movies. The opening is literally a Bond credit sequence and that influence, probably more so than anything else, permeates it.

And just happen to enjoy the shit out of James Bond, so...

I enjoy quite a few “movie games” myself but I would say that my favourite is probably Metal Gear Solid 4. Love the MGS games.

Perhaps Quantum Break though the final boss battle really ruined it for me.

Probably something from the Metal Gear Solid series, depends on my mood. Not 4 (once was enough) or 5 (haven't played) though. At least you can skip everything if you want to. I replayed Miles Morales on ultimate difficulty and I could skip around 40% of the cut-scenes. Selfish movie game.

@ghosts4ever: every single character can make it until the end, or can die.

Get real, you are making a fool of yourself.

Isn't the term 'movie game' just a shot at Naughty Dog for making lots of cinematic cutscenes with boring, linear game play in between?

I really enjoy the first three Metal Gear Solid Games as far as cinematic direction. MGS1 still holds up incredibly well for a PS1 game.

Best & movie games don't belong in the same sentence, like the words genre & immersive sim, and ghosts is not an alt 🤣🤣🤣

Me too.

I was pissed when Xbox stopped trying with those games. Here's hoping Series era changes some of that.

Last of Us 1 probably. 2 has much better gameplay and higher production value but I enjoyed 1 way, way more that I've done 3 full replays in the past 7 years. I rarely do replays.

Uncharted 4 was a massive step up in animations, gameplay and presentation compared to past UC but damn, the lack of supernatural and abnormal brother mia showing up was weird and lacked the punch in 4 and LL.

I guess Metal Gear Solid 4.

Detroit: Become Human.

As the term "movie game" is widely misused here on system wars, I'll go with what an actual movie game is.

Best I've played is Sewer Shark on Sega CD. I still play it from time to time.

Max Payne 3 is pretty epic. Uncharted 2 has amazing pacing. If God Of War 3 counts that's one of my favorite games of all times.

My issue is that I don't understand your definition of a movie game at all. For example can a game from a first person perspective be a movie game in your opinion?

You are half correct. Quantum Break is a TV mini series game, not a movie game😉

Metal Gear Solid, MGS2, MGS3

God of War (2005), God of War II

Max Payne 2, Max Payne 3

Can't think of others right now.

All of the Gears games have as many cutscenes and setpieces as something like Uncharted

Willow, the arcade game.

MGS3

Abzu

Tetris

MGS3

Oooooh, a twist!

And I agree. Best game-based-on-a-movie.

Wish there were more in that franchise.

Shadow of Memories. Underrated time-travel adventure game on the PS2.

I hate it the term movie game as it makes no sense, but if I had to pick my favourite games with lots of cut scenes. I would have to choose Metal Gear Solid 4 or Yakuza 0

MGS is cinematic but never movie game. MGS always offer pretty good gameplay mechanics and when in game, it doesnot interrupt you.

naughty dog games are called movie games.

How can MGS not be a movie game. 4 literally had a hour long cut scene!

Is a 'movie' game just a game you don't really like?

The definition "movie game" doesn't really exist, at least it's not defining what you mean with it, so I have a hard time answering. I do know what kind of games you mean though.

I play extremely few games that are as cinematic as stuff like Uncharted or Last of Us (none actually, as I can recall). "Games" like Detroit: Become Human, I'd never even consider trying out as it'd bore the poo out of me.

So... iunno. Mafia maybe? Wouldn't really call it a movie game though. You still play it more than your average overhyped PlayStation game where the label "movie game" is more fitting.

Interactive movie games:

• Shadow of Memories
• 428: Shibuya Scramble
• Steins Gate Elite
• Catherine

Licensed movie games:

• Kung-Fu Master (Spartan X)
• Sweet Home
• Disney's Aladdin
• Spider-Man 2