I Don't Like Open World Games

February 10, 2022

I Don't Like Open World Games. Making open world games requires both budget and manpower most studios simply can't. Also, you can play those games in good visual quality even if had a potato pc. Yes, there are a lot of open world games coming up but nobody forces you to buy them, there are a lot of options to choose.

An open world game isn't a crafted experience to be thrown at you, it's a platform for you to make your own experiences. But for the most part open world games just feel lazy and bland. Some of their games are pretty good like the series which i enjoyed playing. I don't mind playing open world games, as long as the story flows and has a.

I don't want the side quests to be the point of the game. Perhaps it all comes down to the taste of the particular gamer. Some of their games are pretty good like the series which i enjoyed playing.

Some Gamers Enjoy An Open World That They Can Get Lost In And Freely Explore.

Havent tried w3 but i think most games don't benefit from the open world formula. All generation long we have gotten these open world games because they are so popular. Another problem is that there are simply too many of these open world games in the market right now. A sizeable chunk of era hates open world games and i honestly can't see a reason why. But for the most part open world games just feel lazy and bland.

Now I Don't Have As Big A Problem With Them As You, But I Agree With A Lot Of What You're Saying And This For Me Is The Main Thing.

I want a compelling and satisfying main story line, maybe with a map that opens up halfway through. First of all, linear games are still making up for the vast majority of the product on the market. Gta, botw and infamous second son were the only games which convinced me so far. This way, everyone can literally play the. Often, game developers take the engagement of the player for granted and as a result, their games sink into the inescapable pit of monotony.

In gta lots of people like doing weird stunts or crazy police chases throughout the city. However, i just don't have it in me anymore to play the games in this genre. No, it depends on what the game has to offer.

They Are Just So Dang Boring.

There are some exceptions, however, like the witcher 3. Now i don't have as big a problem with them as you, but i agree with a lot of what you're saying and this for me is the main thing. For me part of the appeal of open world gaming was experimentation and exploration. I know sleeping dogs, which is open world, was a lot of fun because of its melee combat creating an addictive gameplay loop although one that could work just as well in a linear game. Rarely do they complain or feel tired the next day.

I Don't Want The Side Quests To Be The Point Of The Game.

In skyrim it's about the wonder and feeling of crafting your own story out of the vast wilderness packed with dungeons to explore. No, it depends on what the game has to offer. Only the worst kind of people tell you that they know a secret, in full knowledge that you’ll be compelled to ferret it out of them. I don't need or want freedom to explore the world in games. First of all, linear games are still making up for the vast majority of the product on the market.