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[NRDL]

An actual fluid, first person boxing game

[Arx]

I suggest looking into this. It's first person, perfectly fluid, and has amazing graphics.

[Urist McScoopbeard]

Boxing is my least favorite striking martial art... Like that tissue damage is insane.

[itisnotlogical]

I wish there was a game that did proper "holy shit, this must be the end of the world" apocalyptic large-scale battles right. Even the final, most exciting battles in a lot of games feel very understated and low-key. The closest I've seen is some battles in ARMA.

[Sirus]

Star Wars: Battlegrounds? Over 100 troops running around, vehicles exploding everywhere...

[Urist McScoopbeard]

I wish there was a game that did proper "holy shit, this must be the end of the world" apocalyptic large-scale battles right. Even the final, most exciting battles in a lot of games feel very understated and low-key. The closest I've seen is some battles in ARMA.

DOW: Soulstorm -- Ultimate Apocalypse mod.

[Kot]

Planetside 2 in days of it's glory could have very damn cool battles with all the combined arms power.
Ultimate Apocalypse for DoW includes fucking titans (as in, 200 meters high continent-breaking robutts), but of course you have to manage to live to that point (or use cheats/agree to not attack when playing with friends) which isin't granted.
Big battles in EVE Online are fucking amazing.

[Quartz_Mace]

I wish there was a game that did proper "holy shit, this must be the end of the world" apocalyptic large-scale battles right. Even the final, most exciting battles in a lot of games feel very understated and low-key. The closest I've seen is some battles in ARMA.

X-com Apocolypse did a really good job at making the environment feel like it was really the end of the world, you with limited resources fighting it out with a properly freaky alien threat, and other desperate factions within one of the last city states on the planet, but I don't think the battles are what you're looking for, unless you play real-time and make risky maneuvers which will destroy you're squad. However, some base assaults can get hellish quickly(even in turn-based), espescially on harder difficulties when you're resources are limited and you're soldiers might not be able to handle a full alien dropship invading, or they're recovering from wounds and start out at a huge risk. Some enemies even have the potential to instakill a soldier at any time with any equipment, so it's always tense.

[Bohandas]

I wish there was a game that did proper "holy shit, this must be the end of the world" apocalyptic large-scale battles right. Even the final, most exciting battles in a lot of games feel very understated and low-key. The closest I've seen is some battles in ARMA.

Postal 2 arguably does this right from a theoretical standpoint, though it still somehow comes off as underwhelming.

[TheDarkStar]

Zero-k can have a nice apocalyptic feel in larger games.

[3man75]

A game with the story of Valkyria chronicles 2 but instead of being the leader of kids shooting terrorist your the leader of an internal police unit in charge of dismantling the Terroist before they do terroist stuff. I imagine the agency starting out fairly large and having an office in several districts of the country but constantly having problems infiltrating the terroists and tearing up their plots before they get under way (sort of like covert action) and at the same time keep the country feeling as safe as possible but strong looking so other nations don't enforce a 'police action' to take the countries national resources.

Basically you'd handle Government bureaucracy, a nation wide insurgency/rebellion, and helping save a country from being invaded because the terroist decide to attack people outside the borders.

[Bohandas]

I wish there was a game that did proper "holy shit, this must be the end of the world" apocalyptic large-scale battles right. Even the final, most exciting battles in a lot of games feel very understated and low-key. The closest I've seen is some battles in ARMA.

Fallout 3 is pretty good in this respect during the scenes with the giant robot fighting the Enclave army. Those scenes do kind of marginalize the player though as a result.

[NRDL]

A tribal simulator.  Set in some faux-paleolithic/bronze/iron age setting, where each individual of your tribe is unique, and due to time passing on a day by day basis, incredibly important numbers-wise.  You only control one individual, the leader, and your ability to control the others is dependent on their loyalty to you, with family members being available automatically ( although that can change over time ) and foreign individuals and enemies potentially being converted to your group.

[Kot]

A tribal simulator.  Set in some faux-paleolithic/bronze/iron age setting, where each individual of your tribe is unique, and due to time passing on a day by day basis, incredibly important numbers-wise.  You only control one individual, the leader, and your ability to control the others is dependent on their loyalty to you, with family members being available automatically ( although that can change over time ) and foreign individuals and enemies potentially being converted to your group.

Spore.






Nah, haha, no.

[LordBaal]

Well, what is was supposed to be anyway.