What is your favourite RPG?

CrossCode for 2D Action Puzzle RPG.

Golf Story for a casual, more relaxed RPG.

Charles Barkley Shut Up and Jam: Gaiden for JRPG.

Tyranny for a Reading-Intensive RPG. It's relatively short and sweet with maybe 40-60 hours for a play through, depending on how deep you want to get in the story. It has huge replay value too, as there are 3 completely different paths to take for the game.

Wizardry IV. Ancient Domains of Mystery. Daggerfall. Fallout 1 and 2. Chrono Trigger. Ultima 7.

I stopped playing them quite a while back.

I find mortars or IEDs more effective than RPGs.

Ultima Online if that counts. Although that's long in the past.

My favorite is probably Final Fantasy X. It was one of the first ones I played all the way through; I had traded someone at school a copy of Grand Theft Auto 3 (which I was basically done with) for the game. I think it's world-building and story is really good, the characters are mostly great, and there are lots of moments in the game that stick out to me and are very memorable. I have quibbles with the story in places and I have thought before a change on the story to focus more on Yuna (and have Yuna, rather than Tidus), be the main character would improve the impact of the game's story, but I can also appreciate how it's actually handled as well. I also have a few gameplay quibbles, but they're mostly minor.

Chrono Trigger has a case for being the best RPG ever made, and it's still one of my favorite games ever. The graphics hold up, the story is wonderful, the characters are good, the side-plots are interesting. The dual and triple techs reward experimenting with and mixing up your party from time to time. It's truly a fantastic game.

I haven't finished it, but I am playing Dragon Quest 8 right now. I really like it as a kind of tongue-in-cheek Final Fantasy-esque adventure. It's not too serious with itself, although it has interesting characters and a fair bit of humor baked into it. The main quest is serious enough (A wizard stole a powerful scepter, froze a castle in time, turned the king and princess into a little monster and a horse, respectively, and those two and the MC, a soldier of the castle, are the only people who walked out of there; journey to find the wizard and fix everything), but there's tons of humor and the game is not serious most of the time, making it a kind of fun adventure compared to even my favorite, FFX, where you're miserable half the time (it's not that bad, but things certainly take serious downturns in tone in that game, and probably all the FF's, honestly). I find it very enjoyable, the skills system is neat (where you can distribute points to different skills for characters as they level up, focusing on different weapons and abilities), and the art and music are good.

Haven't played many RPGs, but of the ones I have, Undertale is my favorite. The others I played were South Park: The Stick of Truth (not a grind, but no unique mechanics, it's really too easy and the comedy is what will keep you playing) and I just started Mother/Earthbound Beginnings (plays entirely like a traditional RPG, the only reason it hasn't struck me as a grind is because it took me long to figure out where to go. Honestly I feel about this one the same way you feel about the RPGs you've played)

I also started Super Mario RPG eons ago on a year 2000 laptop and never got anywhere near finishing it, but it was fun. Don't think I got far enough in it to judge it.

The original Phantasy Star for the Sega Master System. When that sucker came out...wow!

More recently, I've really enjoyed Shadowrun Returns, and the other games in that series.

Tabletop. I'm not very good at it, but it is fun.

without a doubt it's SDBH

Meh, I can never seem to get myself motivated for an RPG. I've only done it a couple times and enjoyed it. They were Final Fantasy 7 and Victor Vran. I don't like turn-based, so FF7 was rough. Victor Vran is an ARPG though, so very action packed and it gets tough.