Second Best Rockstar Game Title

[DrRipley]

I'm assuming that GTA probably tops everyone's list when it comes to Rockstar game titles, and if you don't agree, what's wrong with you? Kidding aside, which games would you classify as Rockstar's best besides GTA? I honestly have never played any of their other games, at least not knowingly, but I certainly haven't played the famous ones like Bully, L.A. Noire, and Red Dead Redemption.

 

[Haze]

I'm assuming that GTA probably tops everyone's list when it comes to Rockstar game titles, and if you don't agree, what's wrong with you? Kidding aside, which games would you classify as Rockstar's best besides GTA? I honestly have never played any of their other games, at least not knowingly, but I certainly haven't played the famous ones like Bully, L.A. Noire, and Red Dead Redemption.

Well since Red Dead Redemption and GTA: San Andreas are tied as my favourite, my second would probably be L.A. Noire. I loved that game. The story was great and I had a hard time keeping myself away from the game. The only things I had issues with was that it was lllloooooonnnnggg (took me 24 hours with all DLC) and some missions/cases did get repetitive after a while. And I had one more but won't say it because it would spoil a certain plot for you and I don't want to do that.

 

[SS42A]

Manhunt. Being a fan of stealth games, I definitely enjoy the shock value of this game, as well as playing the White Rabbit and killing police officers through stealthy tactics. It's Rockstar's equivalent to the Tenchu series.

 

[lindbergh]

For me, Bully is the second best Rockstar game. If a sequel was made for the current gen consoles or the future gen consoles, I think that it would be a blast. Bully for the PS2 and the Wii was such a fun and lighthearted game that had you playing as student who needed to balance studies and social life. The gameplay was not limited to the school premises only. It also gave players access to the entire town. I'm actually craving for a sequel. Maybe we could play as a professor next time? Lol.

 

[RawF0rce]

Probably Bully, I never really enoyed RDR and I never finished L.A. Noire. So the decision was pretty easy for me.

 

[Joel]

When I saw the title of this thread I was going to say Bully as well. I've talked about it quite a lot lately since its part of the Steam summer sale. Bully is such an awesome mix of GTA mechanics and anti-hero awesomness. I mean come on you're learning wrestling moves from a drunk. You're getting to do Halloween pranks and just so much awesome overload.

 

[DolphinMayo]

While everybody's second top Rockstar game is L.A Noire or Red Dead Redemption or a GTA title, mine would have to be Red Dead Revolver, which is also the brother to Red Dead Redemption, I didn't pick the newest "Red Dead" game because yes, it was amazing gameplay but I felt like it lacked something that the original "Red Dead" had, but I am not able to really pin-point what that was. It might also be my second favorite title because that is the game that I played that most while growing up and it just got branded in my brain and I will probably always think that the original is way better than the sequel but in the end every single game Rockstar has every put out is better than usually expected

 

[Pickicool]

I have often heard that Red Dead Redemption was one of the best games on PS3 made ​​by RockStar! I've never tried, but it seems pretty immersive.
He has a good life and the script would be nice too? I may say anything, but Red Dead Redemption is in the next game I play!

 

[themarksquared]

My second, non-GTA favorite Rockstar game would have to be The Warriors. I loved playing it back when I was still addicted to my PSP. I found it to be very fun and entertaining. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to finish the game due to my short attention span. Nevertheless, it was a great game and I would do anything in my power right now to get a chance to play it again and possibly, finish it.

 

[Medza]

I would actually say that RDR is the best and GTA is the second best. Although a lot of kudos to LA Noire too. It's one of the most interesting games of the 7th generation. It's slow paced and it feeds you mystery instead of action. Whilst it's very much on the rails you can still get really immersed into the game , perhaps more than any other Rockstar game.

 

[Joker99352]

I only briefly played L.A. Noire (because it doesn't run well on my PC), but I would say Red Dead Redemption. Not only is it an amazing Rockstar game, but an amazing title all-around. I think it's one of my all-time favorite games, actually. I can't fairly assess L.A. Noire, but I did really like what I did see of it (and I like the concept, so that's something).