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The Lore-Rich tag is used to describe games that have a deep and extensive lore or backstory. Lore refers to the detailed background information, history, mythology, and storytelling elements that are created to enrich the game's world and provide a sense of depth.

Games with the "Lore-Rich" tag typically have well-developed narratives and expansive lore that expands beyond what is directly experienced in gameplay. This can include:

• Worldbuilding Lore-rich games often feature intricate worldbuilding, with detailed histories, cultures, religions, languages, and geography. These games create a sense of immersion by providing players with an expansive and believable fictional universe. Examples of this include "The Elder Scrolls" series or "Final Fantasy XIV".
• Backstory A key aspect of lore-rich games is having rich backstories for characters or factions. Players may encounter references or hints to events from the past that help contextualize the current state of the game world. Games like "Dark Souls" or "Mass Effect" have extensive backstories for their characters, races, and conflicts.
• Mythology Some lore-rich games incorporate mythology into their storytelling. They may draw inspiration from real-world mythological figures or create their own mythologies within their fictional worlds. The "God of War" series explores Greek mythology while titles like "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" introduce its own mythology.

Lore-rich games often provide players with optional ways to delve deeper into the lore through collectibles, books/journals found in-game, audio logs/recordings they can discover while exploring.

This tag appeals to players who enjoy immersing themselves in a rich and detailed fictional world, exploring its history, and discovering hidden knowledge. By offering an engaging lore, these games create a sense of depth, atmosphere, and intrigue that can enhance the overall gaming experience.

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