10 Games You Have to Play Twice To EXPERIENCE FULLY

Certain special games require you to complete it a few times to get the full experience. Here are some of the best examples.

0:00 Intro
0:23 Silent Hill 2
1:49 Armored Core 6
3:46 The Stanley Parable Ultra Deluxe
5:53 The quiet man
7:26 Blasphemous
9:06 Resistance 1
10:35 Dead Space
11:53 Alan Wake 2
13:07 Undertale
14:46 Resident Evil 2

[laxmidharadash]

Very true about The Stanley Parable, I have played it myself and even watched countless youtubers, Kick streamers and Twitch streamers play it and every time I notice something new or funny 😂 Such a unique game if you havent tried it I could not recommend it enough.

[axeldrane]

Prey and the Dishonored games would be on that list for me. In the former to experience the whole Alien VS pure human playthroughs and in the latter - the whole lethal VS non lethal playthrough. They are all completely different experiences and endings.

[abhistorm]

Witcher 2. Act 2 is literally a different area, story, characters depending on if you side with Roche or Iorveth. Not to mention the story connection that ties them together.

[Jomenaa]

Man Resistance 1... Played it co-op on PS3 on EVERY difficulty ATLEAST once xD Those were some wild times :)

[Saikopath]

Actually Nier Automata has 5 endings with playthrough showing something a little more story wise. I found the sequential playthroughs went by a lot faster. The longest playthrough is the 1st one. All in all I didn't mind because Nier Automata is one of my favorite games of all time. Great soundtrack too. Nier Replicant was also amazing.

[MilesKilometer]

Wild that I actually just did my third playthrough of Armored Core 6 last night. That game is phenomenal and the balls that From had to hide probably half of the content the game has to offer behind not one but *TWO* ng+ cycles is unreal. Huge respect for making such a banger of a game, definitely some of the most fun I've had in a long time.

[CrimsonCypher]

I feel like I speak for everyone, even if they haven't thought about it yet, but...

Can you change the transition screens to flip the colors, have a black background with white letters

So many times you'll show a dark game, then transition to an absolute flashbang on my eyes

[priyanshkhandelwal]

I just wanted to tell you guys how much I appreciate your channel. Honestly the best place for video game news and updates. Awesome video again!

[katerynasoloviova]

Dishonored for sure, especially the second one. You have 2 ways of playing in general, 2 characters and game+ makes it possible to significally change the way you play. Just a completely different experience, so I had to play it several times just to try both characters and then to mix their abilities

[DavieRockit]

I found one of the most unique takes on a second even third play-through was "Lies of P". Understanding what the bosses are saying in their language on additional runs changes the whole story. They also give you more options to upgrade P's heart for combat, and of course your decisions can alter the ending as well.

[johnbarber]

Armored Core 6 has one of the best NG+ and NG++ modes in any game. A couple exclusive missions and a new final boss/ending for NG+. And like 14 new missions and another new final boss/ending for NG++. I really hope more games follow suit.

[SportsGamingRosters]

I'm playing through The Stanley Parable Deluxe for the first time right now. Love games like this. I'm gonna marry my bucket.

[brandonzaffke]

DS2 adding enemies on new game+ was cool, I wish they'd kept that idea.

[Drewdayz]

Red dead 2 I have beat it about 15 times and every single play thru I find things I never knew about, and i am the type that looks for everything before moving on

[JScottyReel]

Perfect time to start contemplating a replay of Alan Wake 2 with the new DLC

[RSL]

Great video!
Just started the Lake House DLC and was wondering if I should play through the main game again. Sounds like it's definitely worth it!
Thanks again!

[gtafan]

so good to see resistance featured. such an underrated game

[marcusrobinson-johnson]

Scarlet Nexus. There are 2 playable characters with their own stories that connect to the main story of the game. A cutscene you see as one character plays out differently with the other bc you're seeing their different perspectives. So you have to play the game with each character in order to fully understand the main story.

[Qiuvox]

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[mdp]

Remedy games do this a lot. Quantum Break had an entirely different plot narrative depending on the decisions you made - including character deaths - and the TV episode cutscenes would change drastically. Still hoping they make a sequel. A hybrid of video game & live action miniseries is such a fun idea that few people try to explore.