Maya Robertson
There are various types of video games in the gaming world. While some of these games aim to provide short-term simple and snack entertainment to the players, some of them are complex productions that need to be focused and serious. In this list, we’ll take a look at the most complex games that have a lot of layers, mechanically or narratively, and really make players think.
Europa Universalis IV
Europa Universalis IV, a Paradox game, is a great strategy game with a long learning process that requires your attention. Europa Universalis 4, which has been played with love since its debut in 2013, is a production that you need to spend a lot of time on with its hundreds of different game mechanics and systems, and it gets more complex as you dig. You can play the game alone or with your friends, and you can spend hours of fun and stress in front of the screen.
Satisfactory
Satisfactory is a base building and resource management strategy game. This game, which contains a lot of details, promises you long hours that you can spend against it with the possibilities and complexity it provides, even if it is not difficult. Although Satisfactory is still in early access, it has already managed to win the love of the players, there is already a considerable player base behind the game. Coffee Stain, the name behind the production, continues to improve and develop the game.
Opus Magnum
Opus Magnum, produced by Zachtronics, which is famous for its quality puzzle games, is a production that makes players sweat with its difficulty. If you’re into cybernetics, mechanics and math and like to challenge yourself, Opus Magnum is the game for you. Opus Magnum, which manages to satisfy the players with its well-written story as well as the minigames in it, is one of the most successful and remarkable puzzle games of recent times.
Factorio
Factorio is a survival base building and resource management strategy game where we find ourselves on another planet and try to get out of there. Factorio, where you really need to approach things like an engineer and look at things mathematically, is a game that grows deeper and deeper as you play. You can spend hundreds or even thousands of hours playing this game.
Oxygen Not Included
Just like Factorio, Oxygen Not Included is a mathematical strategy game with the themes of survival, base building and colonization. While playing this game, you will find yourself doing a lot of trading and using your calculator often. You will have a lot of fun and spend long hours in front of the screen while trying to bring your colony, which starts with very simple and basic needs, to a self-sustaining position.
Crusader Kings III
Crusader Kings III, the newest game of Crusader Kings, one of the best-known series of Paradox Interactive, is a one of the most complex games and a very detailed strategic role-playing game in which you can spend long hours. You can write your own story.
Inscryption
Although it looks like an ordinary card game with hundreds of precedents in the market, Inscryption is much more than that. Inscryption, which also contains roguelike elements, tells a story with its cards. With its constantly changing gameplay, storytelling technique and interesting events such as breaking the 4th wall, Inscryption manages to position itself in a different place from ordinary card games.
Return of the Obra Dinn
Developed by Lucas Pope, who also made Papers, Please, this production is a puzzle game in which we are detective. Unlike other productions on the list, this game does not give you mathematical calculations or detailed mechanics that you can spend hundreds of hours with. Instead, Obra Dinn leaves you with puzzles that you really need to think about and use your head with. In order to continue the story of the game and understand how the events unfold, you have to pay attention to everything that happens and keep your eyes open.
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We have come to the end of our list of the most complex games. Which is your favorite? Are there any other games you think should be on the list? Let’s meet in the comments.
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