Games that are best be enjoyed on projector? [TR GA]

I haven't played/don't own most of the games on the list, but I'd say Saints Row IV is not worth playing with cinema setup. The graphic has some weird artifacts on the edges even on highest settings, and of course nowhere as good as Witcher 3.

I would go for Black Flag. Would really want to see all those sea battles on cinema setup.

Nice setup mate, sounds comfy as hell. I'd play all those highly cinematic games on your list, that don't involve EXTREME reflexes. Quantum Break is an excellent game if you like sci-fi time travel stories and third-person shooters, plus it has a TV like web series strung through it. >Observer_ is meant to be good, a detective story set in a Blade Runner-esque world. Owlboy if you want to kick back and relax for some wholesome nostalgic fun. I'd certainly give them a try!

I'll vote for The Long Dark. It's an amazing game under any circumstances, but I think the immersion would be incredible when played on a big screen.

After playing 11 of the games on the list, I have to say that the ONLY one on it that deserves a projector screen is Alien Isolation. That game feels like you were thrown into the franchise. And the atmosphere would just feel right on that kind of display.

I'd play Alien Isolation with an extra diaper setup just to make sure you don't ruin your chair cause it's scary enough as it is so on a cinema setup?

I'd vote for cinematic-like games, so TWD, LiS and Wolf, I didn't play other cinematic games on the list (like tales of borderlands).

But it's really up to you, all positions are good enough, horror games will benefit a lot from such setup, as well as immersive RPGs and alike.

Cinema setup = ultimate immersion. Alien: Isolation is the first game I think would need that.

After that, maybe whichever game has the cutscenes you care about most.

That sounds amazing. Looking at the poll I voted for Mirrors Edge. I would imagine a game where the focus is scenery and experiences... A game like that would seriously be breath taking with that setup... There's moments like that in Assassins Creed and Dark Souls too though.

Hey there!
Iam owning a home cinema setup as well (133inch screen) and there are several games that benefit hugely from it.
If you can identify with JRPGs i cannot recommend NieR:Automata enough here. It has gorgeous graphics and in combination with its good story it lets you fall in the game world entirely. I think it has been my best gaming experience in the last 5 years.
If i had to choose one from your list i would go for Dark Souls III as it really shines in the most important moments. Like you will really see how big some of the bosses/creatures are. Beware that it will be an exhausting experience though :P
If you want a more relaxed experience choose one of the telltale games (or Quantum Break).
Many others recommended Alien:Isolation, i cant say much about it, since i havent played it yet.

Alien Isolation is perfect for a Home Cinema projector setup.
Maybe even Headphones if your Amp has Dolby Headphone or similar system.
May be too immersive however and shorten your lifespan ;)

i've played a bunch of these. voted for life is strange because it's my favorite, but here's more detail. i use a logitech f310 controller which is pretty similar to xbox 360:

• batman arkham asylum - felt right with a controller and i played the whole thing in my living room from the couch.
• deus ex human revolution - didn't try a controller since i don't usually like them for first-person. this one was all mouse and keyboard at my desk. hacking is more annoying than it should be with the mouse, but everything else felt right.
• life is strange - this game is like watching a movie but you are also in it. definitely recommend playing with a controller from where you'd usually watch movies.
• assassin's creed black flag - i played almost all of this from my couch, and always with my controller even if i was at my desk. i also tried streaming it to my tablet just to try it out. works great on the couch, especially when sailing.
• soma - my most important recommendation here is to play in the dark. i used mouse and keyboard at my desk and that felt right to me.

With a giant screen immersion is a must. So, my vote goes for both AC4 Black Flag (because of its scenic visuals) and Alien Isolation (because is a great game and a very atmospheric one to boot, it really shines with a 7.1 surround system since it heavily uses audio clues for both atmosphere and gameplay reasons).