Games that give players a choice between good and evil have long been popular due to their deep immersion into worlds filled with moral dilemmas. These games allow players to develop the plot differently depending on the decisions they make. Here are 10 of the best games where you'll have to choose between good and evil.

Mass Effect Trilogy

In the Mass Effect series, every decision you make impacts the entire gameplay. The game offers the possibility to play as a hero, saving lives and forming alliances, or become an antagonist, destroying everything for your goals. The effect of your decisions is felt throughout all three parts of the game, making moral choices especially meaningful. Depending on the side you choose, new opportunities open up, some characters' attitudes towards you change, the protagonist gains new abilities, and that's just part of the influence choices have on the gameplay.

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic

This role-playing game from BioWare allows players to decide which side of the Force to follow: dark or light. You can develop your character by following the path of a Jedi or give in to the temptation of the dark side, which radically changes the plot and interaction with other characters. Depending on the side you choose, the character's abilities change. Choosing the Dark Side allows the player to use Sith powers, and this directly affects the game's ending.

The player faces a tough choice—remain loyal to the Jedi Order and limit themselves to only part of the Force's potential, or turn to the Dark Side, unlocking incredibly powerful abilities capable of destroying enemies en masse.

Fable

Fable, one of the iconic games with moral choices, is known for how drastically decisions affect the hero's appearance and the world's attitude towards them. Players can choose between being noble, helping others, or becoming an evil tyrant, leading to different endings and changes in the game world. Apart from gameplay changes, the main character's appearance changes depending on the decisions made. If you play as a good guy, a halo appears above the character's head, while playing as a villain results in the character growing horns.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

In this game, choices aren't always obvious and don't divide into "good" and "evil." Some decisions may seem right but lead to unexpected and even tragic consequences. This makes the world of Witcher more realistic and complex, forcing players to truly think about every action.

There are countless scenarios where Geralt's decisions lead to different outcomes. Either way, you can always choose to play as a kind Witcher, helping others often for free (despite the stereotypes about witchers), or as a villain who won't lift a finger without payment. These decisions will have both local and global consequences, making The Witcher 3 highly replayable!

Infamous

In Infamous, the main character, Cole MacGrath, is given the chance to choose the path of a hero or a villain. Depending on the powers and abilities the player prefers, the world reacts accordingly. This affects the storyline and the protagonist's final fate. Unfortunately, only console owners can enjoy this game, as it was never ported to PC.

Dishonored

Dishonored offers the player a vast array of options for completing tasks, including stealthy and non-lethal approaches. However, you can also choose the other path—killing enemies without remorse, which ultimately influences the game's ending and the surrounding world. The game is set in a world full of betrayal and a rat plague. After the Empress is murdered, the protagonist is accused of treason, while the real killers seize power. Will you uncover the betrayal without shedding blood or create chaos, knowing it will worsen the rat plague?

Dishonored can be considered a unique game, as the gameplay changes completely depending on the chosen path. If you resolve conflicts peacefully, you'll have to think more, hide a lot, knock out enemies, and avoid using deadly weapons. In high chaos, the player can use the full arsenal and environmental items without any restrictions!

Dragon Age: Origins

As in other BioWare games, both major plot decisions and small dialogues are important in Dragon Age: Origins. The player can become a leader who is respected and loved or a ruler who instills fear. This choice affects allies' attitudes, their loyalty, and possible game endings. Like in The Witcher 3, practically every decision you make in Dragon Age: Origins has local and global consequences, and these consequences are highly unpredictable.

Fallout: New Vegas

A genre-defining classic. In Fallout: New Vegas, the player must choose between various factions, each representing its values and goals. Who you choose to work with determines the fate of the Mojave. In a world full of moral gray areas, the player must decide whom to support and whom to destroy, and this choice is anything but obvious. Each faction has its strengths and weaknesses. For instance, the Brotherhood of Steel is ready to eliminate all mutants indiscriminately (even intelligent ones), the Alliance forces want to "cleanse" the Mojave of any mutated creatures (including regular humans) and seize power, and the Boomers resolve disputes with explosions, and so on with each faction, of which there are dozens in New Vegas.

You'll face decisions not only when choosing factions but almost constantly: as you explore the vast open world, you'll frequently encounter side missions and random events that will test your moral principles and ingenuity.

Undertale

This indie game has a unique mechanic where the player can complete the entire game without killing a single enemy. Depending on whether the player kills or spares characters, the game changes, and the ending can be completely different. This approach makes players reflect on their actions throughout the entire playthrough.

Bioshock

In Bioshock, the player faces a moral choice: to save or destroy the Little Sisters, mutated girls who can either be healed or used for additional resources. This choice directly affects the storyline and the game's ending, making it a morally challenging decision.

Games with choices between good and evil captivate players with their complexity and the opportunity to influence the outcome of events. They offer deep moral dilemmas and provide a unique gaming experience depending on the decisions made. The choice in these games is up to you!