Mhm. In no particular order. Baldur's Gate 2 - just has it all. Memorable characters, an epic journey and lots and lots of exploration. Darklands - the most interesting idea for a sandbox RPG ever. To bad it was buggy as hell, and by the time MicroProse had the errors sorted out, it had fallen out the development curve. Fallout: New Vegas - the proof that you can make a sandbox RPG and still have an interesting story and great NPCs and companions. Fallout 2 - went where no CRPG had gone before or after in regard to morality and shades of grey. Planescape: Torment - an RPG for grownups that did not insult the players intelligence. That it close to a one time only as well.
