Post games with worlds that are actually interesting to explore, regardless of other considerations (gameplay, story...

Post games with worlds that are actually interesting to explore, regardless of other considerations (gameplay, story, etc.).

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If Rockstar added slogan to shop names like how Simpsons did, it would've been perfection.

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Hekseville and Jirga Para Lhao were relaxing to run around in and explore. I had lots of comfy nights exploring the cities looking for good spots to take photos in.

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lmao

Deadly Premonitions had a pretty cool open world where you could follow characters around. Maybe I'm remembering it wrong, but I feel like there were usually time constraints or I had somewhere to be going. It helped to make the world feel larger to be constrained in that manner. The game's flaws are really obvious.

go back to cuck-
Oh wait.

Jokes on you cuckchan absolutely loves nongames.

Being able to interact with the environment is a big thing for me, so I always liked pics related.
For its approach of making smaller worlds packed with stuff to interact with (shops to enter, objects to pick up and use as weapons, 6/Kiwami 2 adding the ability to vault over stuff and break windows, etc).
Mostly for being able to climb and/or destroy most of what you can see, but also for being full of unique stuff that you can do with certain objects. One of my favourite things to do in Just Cause 2 was attach myself to one of those gas canisters and then shoot it to fly up into the air. Ditto for Ultimate Destruction letting you crush a bus to use it as a skateboard or crush a car to using it as a pair of giant boxing gloves.


This as well. Gravity Rush's worlds feel like massive playgrounds.

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I miss that map design. GTA V's map may have been technically bigger, but both the city and the countryside were bland. SA's map had three cities and was highly diverse with the space well mapped out (yeah some places were not really used in missions but there were still fun to traverse and VC was much worse in that regard having huge plots of wasted space like that fucking beach or the airport).

I sincerely doubt that's even the case.