too many open world games
Can Open World Games Be “Too Open”?
A pretty open world game is the desire of each and every gamer out there. A game where nobody is bossing around you to tell you what to do. Instead, you can roam the vast and pretty world on your own doing whatever you want. But sometimes a question arises- Can Open World Games Be “Too Open”? There is no certain answer to this question, but it varies from person to person. For some people, such as the likes of my gamer friends, no open world is big enough. Whenever they get a new open world game, they ignore the main quest and set out on a journey in a pretty car or on horseback to sit back and calmly dwell in the pretty and open wilderness or the bustling streets. This journey may take an hour or ten, depending on the game and they enjoy each second of this journey. While on t...
Do Open World Games Suck?
Open World Games are now the most sought after genre in video games. The Elder Scroll series is one of the pioneers in the genre, followed closely by Grand Theft Auto. However, in terms of absolute fun gameplay, Far Cry 4 has got the formula down perfectly. Open World Games today have taken the idea of freedom, exploration, and a world rich with content to a whole new level. With caves and caverns, mountains and forest, bandit camps and dungeons, concrete jungles and industrial wastelands, and even outer space, all for the players to explore. Games provide a platform in which people are able to experience a story or an event by assuming the role of the character provided by the game, be it a soldier, a cop, a thief or a superhero. The idea of open world has become so popular, most games ha...