The best RPG games you've ever played?

[Wynter]

Best RPGs you say? I'd say Dark souls II Scholar of the First sin (and others Dark souls games, but they are a bit worse). I also love Dragons Dogma Dark Arisen a whole lot. It would be a mistake not to mention any of the TES series. I'd reccomend TESIV Oblivion, just because it provides infinite ammounts of fun, nice story (better than in skyrim to be sure) and lots of quests, compared to most modern RPGs. Witcher 3 is extremely good too - highly reccomend to check it out too.

[drin07]

Ragnarok, Final Fantasy 9 and Inotia are the best for me.

[veronikka]

ragnarok, stone of life and seed 3. theres so many rpg games now but this three is best  for me. until now i have this apps on my android phone.

[ganter008]

ragnarok and rohan. i,ve played so many rpg games but this two is the very best. until now i been playing this game.

[Kusiu]

Witcher 3: Wild Hunt! 

[burky156]

Baluders Gate 2

Dragon Age Orgins

Morrowind

Icewind Dale

The Witcher

[cocoinin]

+1 to Baldur's Gate 2
Neverwinter Nights

and not so RPG but Mass Effect 2+3

[fernfries]

If you are looking for a fairly linear rpg with set story options, I can't personally provide many suggestions in that vein of the genre.
1. Borderlands. Magitech fantasy, multi player. This game is highly quest and story driven. Really, really. It can be played over LAN.
2. Drakensang. High fantasy, single player. Quite enjoyable, (I believe) German game.

If, however, you are looking for a "sandbox" rpg with limited forced story, I have a few suggestions:
1. The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion. High fantasy setting, single player. This game is really fantastic. Graphics-wise it can be so beautiful but will also run on lower-end pc builds. The game right out of the box (you see it referred to as vanilla Oblivion) is quite fun, but once you get tired of the muddy textures and empty landscape you can turn to the modding community for their expansive content.
2. Ultima Online. High fantasy setting, mmo. This is a 2.5 dimension game with mediocre graphics, but it has the best mechanics for an mmorpg I've ever experienced. Official pay to play servers are still being run I believe, but they may not have much in the way of support or events.
3. Fallout 3. Apocalyptic fantasy, single player. This one is great if you like guns and dingie-ness. I'm pretty sure the entire game world is covered in a thin film of icky. The story is slightly more linear than an mmo or Oblivion, but it's still pretty much choose your own.
4. Dragon Age: Origins. High fantasy, single player. I haven't actually played this game, but I've heard lots of great things about it. I'm really really looking forward to trying it. It's also modable and already has quite a following.
5. Ragnarok Online. Fantasy/Steam punk, mmo. This is a simple, fun, 2.5 dimension mmorpg. Limited character customization, and really simple level and stat advancements. Most of the "quests" are kill a monster for loot quests, but if you meet a couple of cool people it can be really fun to go kill monsters together and gain levels.

[Serious475]

Uncharted 2,3, and 4

[vitunisokyrpa]

Mario is the best RPG game in my childhood.

[yamehte]

Final fantasy is the best series games that i've ever played.

[paparey]

best rpg game is Ragnarok and Dragon Age Orgins.

[Tuvualala]

Neverwinter Nights 1 and Dragon Age Origin

[buttdrex]

The Witcher series is the best

[carlos64]

For me its cabal the best online RPG with an outstanding graphics on it

[ericchappell]

Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 

[PlatinumToken]

I don't know if its RPG category but Durango: Wild Island android, mmorpg

[aquantivis86]

The Final Fantasy series and Chrono Trigger/Chrono Cross. FF6, FF9 and Chrono Trigger in particular blew me away when they first came out.

I wish they did the whole multiple endings thing justice like they did in Chrono Trigger after playing through the main story.  It wasn't just that there were multiple endings but they came at different points in the story leading to new paths and some were rather clever.  The whole altering timelines thing was really neat.

[aquantivis86]

The Witcher series is the best

For the longest time I stayed away from Witcher 3 because I just wasn't feeling like being a Monster hunter.

But once I started playing - it is probably one of the best RPGs out there.  A lot of fun with some interesting mechanics.  Replay value is great as decision make a big impact on different story lines. The mechanics are great.  The humor is great.  Everything is great.  Up there with Fallout 4.

[BTCMILLIONAIRE]

The Final Fantasy series and Chrono Trigger/Chrono Cross. FF6, FF9 and Chrono Trigger in particular blew me away when they first came out.

I wish they did the whole multiple endings thing justice like they did in Chrono Trigger after playing through the main story.  It wasn't just that there were multiple endings but they came at different points in the story leading to new paths and some were rather clever.  The whole altering timelines thing was really neat.

True, I don't think I've ever played another game that has done time lapses as well as Chrono Trigger did.