Tag: open world
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Ghost of Yotei – A Repetitive Open World Sequel
Ghost of Yotei is too similar to its predecessor, and its open world format doesn’t really benefit either game. Released on October 2, 2025, Ghost of Yotei is the next entry in the series after Ghost of Tsushima (2020). The previous game took place in Japan in 1274 during a Mongol invasion on the…
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The open world may have a design paradox
What is an open world? The discussion in this article may lead to a design dilemma: freedom and difficulty of design.
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Why should anyone pick up an old game like Skyrim in 2024?
Skyrim was originally released in 2011, but the Special Edition elevates the #OpenWorld #RPG to a new level. To answer the title question; because #Skyrim is that good.
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The LEGO game you can play hours on end without getting bored!
LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga entertains fans of the saga with its charming comedy and overflowing content
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An open world is not merely a setting, it needs to engage just like in Red Dead Redemption 2
A realistic open world that engages and interests you while also making you feel like a bystander.
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Lunar Sims with Slavery and Misogyny: a review of Kenshi
A vast single-player experience, letting you explore, survive and fight with one or many characters under your control.
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If you’ve got time, this game will take it – Genshin Impact
Stunning visuals, puzzles and diverse enemies with over a hundred hours’ worth of quests – something for everyone
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Must-See Attractions in Los Santos, San Andreas
Los Santos is stuffed with worthwhile experiences, so this tourist guide will provide you with five popular attractions you should definitely visit.
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Sable feels like a Zeldaesque road movie on a desert planet
In Sable, story of wandering and finding yourself sets a stage for an enchanting open world adventure.
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A Wondrous and Deadly World – Elden Ring
Elden Ring earns its place among the Souls games with flying colors thanks to its open-ended nature, wonderful exploration, and meaty combat.
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Minigames – A Waste of Time or a Delightful Diversion?
Not all minigames are created equal, as they should not only be fun to play but also encourage the player to participate.
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A Content Filled Joyride In Mexico – Forza Horizon 5
Drive with over 500 fully customizable cars on a vast and rewarding Mexican playground Superstar!
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Archaeological Approach to Catastrophe and Mass Migration in No Man’s Sky
An archaeologist used real-life methods to study an abandoned community of player settlements in No Man’s Sky.
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Stranded Deep: the Water World Routine
An interesting and unique survival game option. Have you ever had a chance to experience a totally different environment, where all you can see is a vast ocean?
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DayZ: Still Worth Playing with All the Inherent Technical Defects?
Is your gaming experience lacking the realism, atmosphere, and maximum level of credibility? Try the survival project DayZ, so you will not be likely to obtain a single minute to relax.
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Assassin’s Creed 2 – The sequel that defined a series.
Assassin’s Creed 2 takes the first game in the series and improves it in every way possible.
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Horizon Zero Dawn – A post-apocalyptic machine hunt.
Horizon Zero Dawn is a post-apocalyptic action role-playing game with a focus on ranged combat and stealth, with a solid protagonist and an interesting world to explore.
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Ambitious Goals, Poor Narrative Design: The Town of Light Review
The Town of Light had a lot of potential, but unfortunately the end result doesn’t impress.
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See Your Partners True Colors: Play Survival Co-op With Them
Playing cooperative games with your significant other is fun, and it can also reveal things about your partner that otherwise wouldn’t surface in the daily grind.
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Tom Clancy’s The Division 2: Tactical Number Comparing Simulator
When a man-made pandemic tears the world apart and you are forced to try and fight back against the forces that caused it to save it, does your new gun doing slightly more damage than your old gun matter?