I'm looking for games with weird fantasy setting, examples of those could be

>Zeno Clash
>Folklore
>Shivering Isles

Hmm, would NWN 2 - Mask of the Betrayer count?

It's not exactly the standard stuff you see in D&D games.

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>>342940775
>Zeno Clash
My nigga.

Sacrifice sounds like it'd be right up your alley, OP.

>>342940775
>Zeno Clash
Damn, how could I forget that one. I'm usually the first to recommend it.
>>342941156
I did play it and it is. Sacrifice as well, it's kind of a shame to admit but it was kind of hard for me, so I never beat it. I don't play strategy games too often and this one had a pretty hard interface to handle. So in the end I just went over the artbooks to look at the cool monsters.

>>342940536
Primal has a great setting. Good gameplay too.

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>>342941369
Yeah, I feel you there, I ended up dropping it for the same reason.

You might also like Soul Sacrifice. It's got some really amazing art design, though unfortunately it's stuck on the PS Vita.

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>>342940536
Arcanum is steampunk fantasy, really neat. Not all that weird, but you've got orcs, zeppelins and necromancy in the same game, so there's that.

>>342943704
>orcs, zeppelins and necromancy in the same game

So Warcraft?

>>342943796
Warcraft doesn't have magic/science exclusivity because the first one bends laws of physics while the second one works according to the laws of physics

Other Ice Pick Lodge games like The Void.