Top 15 Best Open World Games of 2023
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- čas přidán 26. 06. 2024
- Here's a list of the best open world games that released in 2023 for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch.
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0:00 Intro
0:16 Final Fantasy XVI
1:46 Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty
3:17 The Crew Motorfest
4:59 Sons of the Forest
5:51 Marvel’s Spider-Man 2
6:57 Star Wars Jedi: Survivor
7:53 Hogwarts Legacy
8:38 Dead Island 2
9:21 Season: A Letter to the Future
10:10 Diablo IV
10:50 Atomic Heart
12:04 Assassin’s Creed Mirage
13:04 Starfield
14:01 Avatar Frontiers of Pandora
14:48 The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
#15 Final Fantasy XVI
Platform: PS5
Release Date: June 22, 2023
#14 Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty
Platform: PC PS5 XSX|S
Release Date: September 26, 2023
#13 The Crew Motorfest
Platform: PC PS4 PS5 Xbox One XSX|S
Release Date: September 14, 2023
#12 Sons of the Forest
Platform: PC
Release Date: February 23, 2023 early access
#11 Marvel’s Spider-Man 2
Platform: PS5
Release Date: October 20, 2023
#10 Star Wars Jedi: Survivor
Platform: PC PS5 XSX|S
Release Date: April 28, 2023
#9 Hogwarts Legacy
Platform: PC PS5 XSX|S - February 10, 2023 / PS4 Xbox One May 05, 2023
Release Date: Switch November 14, 2023
#8 Dead Island 2
Platform: PC PS4 PS5 Xbox One XSX|S
Release Date: April 21, 2023
#7 Season: A Letter to the Future
Platform: PC PS4 PS5
Release Date: January 31, 2023
#6 Diablo IV
Platform: PC PS4 PS5 Xbox One XSX|S
Release Date: June 06, 2023
#5 Atomic Heart
Platform: PC PS4 PS5 Xbox One XSX|S
Release Date: February 21, 2023
#4 Assassin’s Creed Mirage
Platform: PC PS4 PS5 Xbox One XSX|S
Release Date: October 05, 2023
#3 Starfield
Platform: PC XSX|S
Release Date: September 06, 2023
#2 Avatar Frontiers of Pandora
Platform: PC PS5 XSX|S
Release Date: December 07, 2023
#1 The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
Platform: Switch
Release Date: May 12, 2023 - Hry
still playing RDR2 from time to time, best open world ever made in my opinion. Rockstar is the GOAT when it comes to Open world games
100 percent agree
RDR2 or Skyrim for best of all time
I do beleive they where the first to do it or do it successfully
Rdr2 and the Witcher 3 will always be the open world goats.
For me RDR2 has no rival. Then Kingdom Come Deliverance is a great game,difficult to master the combat but once you learn is super fun.
Wow! Sons of the Forrest really nailed the graphics.
Fortunately because it's the only good thing in the game
What I like about Dead Ialand 2 was that it looks exactly as advertised and the game didn't have any bugs. I had more fun with Dying Light because there is so much to do but I hope they continue the Dead Island series. For the time being, Danbuster should focus on adding more content for Dead Island 2. Haven't been on for a while. Maybe there is more now.
I'm pretty sure it just got its first story expansion. Takes place in some psycho's art mansion.
Who is Dan Buster my guy?
@@TheRealCaptainFreedom he meant Dambuster Studios, the people behind the game.
They also added some outfits but most of them are locked behind dumb stuff like special editions or having to link your amazon prime membership and some other websites accounts to your deepsilver account, oh and also they're timed exclusives so yeah....................
Yeah I'm hoping it will drop on steam sometime next year so I can play it. The gore effects look great.
Having a lot of fun with Avatar. Though I do certainly have issues with the game it's overall a pretty good experience
Avatar co-op is my favorite gaming experience of the year.
I liked alot about dead island 2. But just felt bit short in terms of content. Wanted crafting/upgrading to be bit more impactful. But the gore system was hands down my fav.
Mr.Falcon, may I ask what mic you record with?
I'm a baritone and use an EC RE20, but yours does mid range really nice.
I'm quite impressed with Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora. I expected *WAY* less from this game. I got positively surprised by all aspects, especially the graphics and scenarios.
just the graphics imo.. cant deny that
You seem like you enjoy Starfield as well
It is basically Far Cry Primal with a new skin and improved graphics. I mean, it is basically Ubisoft.
@@ariellira5881it's more than that, until 6ou play it you never realize it
I didn't buy it cause I hate first person games 💯
I bought Cyberpunk 2077 at launch and I can’t tell you how glad I am that I waited to play til after 2.1, I’ve enjoyed exploring the city without any prejudice or preconceptions and not to mention this play through is my first time trying mods and its freaking awesome! 🤘💯
Just picked it up couple weeks ago, only like 15 hours in but i am enjoying it!
The game was great on release. People just had shit-tier PCs and ran with the CZcams hype. It's amazing now though.
@@manashieldmediaNot really, most of the criticism didn’t come from PC users, I am one myself, but from ps4 and XBONE users since it wasn’t ok in thouse.
Also idk how it is now, but the game felt truly life-less, you could park your car in the middle of the road and people just stopped behind you, not at all real reactions to stuff you did, I personally didn’t have much bugs on pc but didn’t like how lifeless the game felt.
@@bestintheworld4850 🥱
@@bestintheworld4850 Wahh cars stopped in the road bad game 👿
Hey Falcon, can you please include a link to the older videos that you reference? Just makes it easier for us to follow.
8:15 wasn't a fan of the movies and never felt enticed to read the books... but hooo boy, the game was so much fun XD my face muscles started cramping with how much I was grinning, I enjoyed the game a lot
At last someone is giving well deserved recognition to Season: A letter to the future. That game is nothing short of a simulated immersive journey. Glad to see it here.
Never heard of it, but it looks right up my alley!
@UnjustifiedRecs yes, a fantastic looking game - going to grab this if I can
i never heard of it, but this video sold me on it
Currently on steam sale for 12 quid, snagged that straight away
@@UnjustifiedRecs Great purchase. If ya are into narrative games, this one will take ya into a whole different journey.
Cyberpunk is in my top 5 favorite games ever now. They really redeemed themselves and have went over and above adding even more to make it how it should have been. PL is amazing.
That shit is ass even the driving feels like you’re going 1 mph
Would you honestly recommend it to someone on the fence about it? What's the time investment needed like?
@Rawgangsta it's honestly like a rpg as far as gameplay, if you run through the story, or if you like to run through the side missions and complete the game, 40-80 hours, give or take 10 depending on how u play each mission. Actually u can add 15 hrs with the Phantom Liberty DLC also.
Ditto choom, even before Phantom Liberty, this game became my top 5 all time favorite game also, been doing multiple playthroughs since day 1. Each update has given me a new reason to play again.
And Phantom Liberty has only added on to those playthroughs 😅
@@AS34N you will get your moneys worth, if you just wanna cruise thru the story you can do that as well. You can put an easy 80 hours into it or play like 20 if you choose. The side content is totally worth playing though.
When open world games are done right like these 👌🏻 cant wait to play SM2, Jedi Survivor, DI2, AH, and Avatar
I dont know about the last 5 games listed here but great video for those looking to experiment I guess
Sons of the Forest is absolutely a beautiful game. I very rarely purchase games as soon as they’re released anymore but I purchased it within the first hour of the official release.
Hope it releases on PS5 soon
exactly the same as me man, so worth it, also not being a massively overpriced game either like a lot are nowadays
@@mrjamezjc9845 yeah exactly. I think it cost what, $40? Not bad for a big, beautiful map.
It's "beautiful" but it's a crappy game, one of the most bland and boring I've played in recent years, an empty shell.
Plus the graphics are pretty, ok, but we don't even really enjoy them since the map is insipid, what's the point of having pretty graphics if there's nothing that makes you want to explore and discover the world?
If mad-max 2 came out next year, pretty sure that'll be in the top 15 open world 2024
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A few weeks ago I started cyberpunk 2077…the 2.0 and 2.1 update have done amazing things and I’m happier than ever that my first experience of the game is version 2.0
I started a new playthrough for cyberpunk 2077 yesterday and its STILL not fixed 3 bugs in 2 hours. I dont know what people are gushing about. The bugs are not game breaking , but it does affect immersion.
@@arun199113 Which platform do you play on? I’ve just started my second playthrough on ps5 and it runs very smooth. There are only a few insignificant bugs. You really have to be a snob to dismiss such a great game due to such trivial bugs
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3 bugs in 2 hours doesn't seem serious. What kind of bugs were they?
I still think it's incredibly overrated. I also played it for the first time with 2.0 and it's like 80% cut scenes and after 18 hours the story is over.
It just felt very forgettable and I wasn't motivated to play a lot of the sidequests afterwards.
The atmosphere is good at times during some of the heavily scripted sequences but that's about it.
Plus there are still tons of bugs and glitches. People floating in the air. Terrible physics.
@@Grapefruit5000yeah physics in that game is mess i don't know why people are still defending cdpr they clearly advertise it as most immersive open world experience to date and when it launched people were like oh it's rpg details don't matter like what why they still defend that game is beyond me
It’s awesome how many big IP video games we got and all of them were good to great. Plus all of them being open world we were spoiled this year
Happy Holidays gameranx
Love it when Jedi: Survivor gets some love. Based on first-hand experience on PC, Patches 7 and 7.5 more or less ironed out majority of the release day wrinkles and it's far more playable now than back then.
I loved Jedi Survivor so much. It had everything I wanted from a Jedi Fallen Order Sequel and more.
It feels like it went from a fun little Spin Off story with Fallen Order to becoming its own identity with a ton of content, great characters, amazing villains and insane set-pieces
i have a 16gb ram and rtx 2080, yeah it's an old GPU but it's still way above average (according to steam data) and rtx 2080 is above the recommended settings of the game.
and i still CAN'T play jedi survivor on a stable 60fps at LOWEST settings. and in the times i get 60fps, the stuttering is still annoying.
totally unplayable for most people.
worst thing is, it doesn't even look THAT good like RDR2.
@@SnafuWT that fricking sucks. IDK what to tell you, I've not had problems with the game but your experience is absolutely valid too. Just wish everyone who wants to play it can enjoy it problem-free
@@DelusioNic014 yeah i'll probably just wait till they patch it or till i get a PS5. i ABSOLUTELY LOVED fallen order, i want to play jedi survivor so bad.
i've seen some performance mods for it on nexusmods but i dunno if it'll work.
I would have put Cyberpunk much higher, but great list all the same, picked up some new titles to try as a result.
Will have to check out #7 . Sounds interesting and passed me by.
Honorable but admittedly niche mention, is Asgard's Wrath 2. It's the first big budget open-world VR RPG. It feels like a mixture of Skyrim and God of War, but in VR. I bought a Quest 2 about 2 years ago for this game. I just didn't know it yet. If anyone has a Quest 2 or 3, and you enjoy Skyrim, GET THIS GAME! I hyped myself up again to the point where I wanna continue playing again, which is what I'm going to do right now!
never knew atomic heart was open world . i added it to my play later list . but not checked it out yet. looks fun
I find it strange that Diablo 4 and Starfield were placed so high. At least Zelda got its much deserved first place.
Looks like Microsoft sponsored this top.
Diablo 4 crap of they year
Agreed. I'm done with that series it was trash after D2
I like that these games were ranked in descending order
2pm real time, playlist playing in the back ground, and just driving around night city night mode. Different feeling fr
Tbh im so glad to see Avatar make it to this list. The game is fantastic and Ubisoft did a TERRIBLE job marketing it. Massive did an AMAZING job making it.
I absolutely LOVE the Far Cry series, and Avatar makes me stop murdering people to just marvel at the atmosphere
That's a near-impossible feat lol
Ubisoft misses out on marketing part
The game sucks, I can pay 1 dollar to buy Far Cry 3, and I would have played the same game. Then i would have saved so much money, but i prefer to save that last dollar and not play any of those games.
It's a far cry reskin the game sucks
@@dylansinyamom and if you think that then you've obviously never played it.
Didn't expect to see Atomic Heart on here. I liked it, thought everyone else was disappointed with it.
Great video as always
The story of the dead island 2 is amazing dude you must have mentioned it🥶
Starfield at #3 is wild
Not really
It’s has a very nice open world and big one
@@theemptyhandofdc2458 doesn't even have an open world it has open segmented zones that you can fast travel to through menus and there's nothing on most of them except the same 5 or 6 repeated "points of interest." All separated by SIXTEEN TIMES THE LOADING SCREENS
Not sure if this is just a list of games or if they’re supposed to be in ranking order 🤷♂️ and even if it is, it’s all just somebody’s opinion. Who cares?
Yea, it's pretty hilarious that Starfield and AC Mirage are even on this list. Just make the list shorter. These are not games that need to be celebrated.
I think there should be a split on genres for certain games. Like for Final Fantasy, I think there should be both fast action games, AND turn-based games. I feel the same about Pokémon as well, where there should be both open 3D games that could even shake up the combat a bit, as well as traditional top-down turn-based games. Both series are large enough that they could squeak by financially making both kinds of games. The "big" 3D releases, and the smaller budget "traditional" games.
Thank you Falcon for your perspective on the avatar franchise. You are not flying on that island alone.
"It kinda gave us a big blue cat FarCry" I'm dead! 🤣
Just wanted to say thanks to you guys for the shift you put in. Gameranx is my favourite channel and I wanted to let you know how much I appreciate the work that goes into your content. Hope you guys and your families all have an awesome Xmas 🎅
Phantom Liberty is an excellent expansion to Cyberpunk 2077 that delivers a rich, polished bonus act to the dystopian RPG 😍
Cyberpunk has a great storyline not gona lie.
This reads like an ad ngl
Stop lying
Is this ChatGPT?
AI looking ahh comment
I also liked Expanse telltale season 1, mortal kombat 1 campaign, and super Mario bros wonder
So glad to see the crew motorfest on here it’s so good I wish it would’ve one best sports/racing game this year
Wanted to try the game but what turned me off was the always online.....that's the same reason I didn't buy Forza Motorsport.
I can now see why they made avatar first person. It definitely does feel way more immersive being so up close to the forests and landscape.
It will be amazing in vr.
To see your character's toes. Just like in Cyberpunk 2077.
2077 should be expansive and have at least 2 more dlcs. Seems a waste to not keep working in it. It has great frame work for growing.
It's definitely unfortunate. Would love a dlc every year until cyberpunk 2. Obviously, they would be smaller than phantum liberty with the amount of resources going to cyberpunk 2.
Huh.. There were some surprising games on this list, especially given where on the list everything was. Anyways, thanks for the video, Falcon!
Finally
Been expectin' dis video
Watched a bunch of gameranx videos during my acid trip come down., and felt great. Thanks for the awesome content ❤️
I love star wars Jedi survivor
I really love open world games where you can go wherever you want do whatever you want at your leisure like minigames, visit clothing stores, restaurants and so much more that I can think of.
Woah, a letter to the future looks VERY good and rly promising, might give it a try
Not sure FF16 qualifies as an open world. We can debate about the quality of FF16, but whether it's an open world is not really a point of debate.
That is the case with a few of the games listed in this vid.
Starfield and Like a Dragon Gaiden 🏆
Now I am interested in Starfield. Thank you [>
I can't wait to play Totk. I'm trying to get through Botw in a reasonable time frame but its so good that I'm finding it hard not take my time.
Just enjoy it!
What game is the thumbnail from?
My favorite videogame genre next to rpgs, can always count on you fellas to recommend the best, much love and happy holidays to everyone!
Open world isn't a genre...
One of my favorite genders
isn't RPG's almost always open world?
@@thomasnielsen5580 Definitely not.
Assassin's Creed Mirage looks really good, people complain about the supernatural abilities but i would argue that makes the game interesting
Awesome thanks🎉😊😊😊😊
Star Wars Jedi Survivor, AC Mirage and Crew Motorfest 👍🏻
Even though Atomic Heart does have an "open area", I found this area extremely hard to explore and enjoy due to the infinitely spawning enemies. There is really nothing to discover except for those training grounds (mini dungeons?) and it serves no major function besides going from one main underground area (Main dungeons) to another in order to advance the story. In terms of level design I think it's more comparable to BioShock 2, where you could traverse the open sea to go from one area to another. I really hope the developers decides to do another Atomic heart because the world, setting, and story they created deserves to be further explored. They just need to decide whether to do an open world kind of game or a more linear one like bioshock.
Thank you. I quit after I got to the open world. It’s literally just being pestered by endless AI enemies that are annoying to fight while trying to find your way around an annoying area
Agreed, atomic heart could have been so good
@@AFatOcelot at several points in the story I wanted to quit too, and they were always in the outdoor areas.
The game was absolutely peak when you were in the enclosed spaces like the underground areas but the open world was awful.
Still I completed it but I would definitely rank it below something like Jedi Survivor
Love open-world games! ❤😊🎉
FFXVI is not open world.... More like linear zones
Also, Jedi Surivor is NOT an open world game.
very nice dear.
Love to see what the developers could do with a Zelda game on XboxX or a PS5.
Wicked year for games. FF16 as an open-world is a bit of a misnomer. I think SE struggled to flesh out how to go about that aspect without embracing a true open world formula. Superb game nonetheless, and I can't wait to see where they go with FF17.
Zelda TotK is just, wow. It has so many problems, and yet the new tools and gameplay mechanics are undeniably a thrill. Nintendo just missed the holy grail with it by not fixing BotW's innumerable issues. I do miss the old Zelda formula, but hey, what we got this year was pretty fun.
As much as I adored Spider-Man 2, I do feel it’s a shame that there’s only 2 things to do after you 100% it - random crimes and replaying Mysteriums. I loved using stealth in the Hunter bases, would be great to replay them at will (we could replay bases in the first game, not sure why it’s not a thing here).
Dude, you literally bought 2 spiderman movies worth of a cinematic game and you are complaining?
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@@raikiriramen6257 Dude, I can’t have critique for a game I bought?
@@AdamGlory You like fairy tail. So no.
@@raikiriramen6257you like Spiderman your opinion is invalid
The main issue I have with The Crew Motorsport and the new Avatar game being on this list is, in the light of Ubisoft's removal of the Crew (and the ability to play the single player portion offline on your own), we have no way of knowing if we can play these games later in the future. What they did with The Crew makes it more of a rental than an actual purchase than we have seen before and I feel they need to think on hard on such a decision. I am, for example, not buying either of these 2 until I figure out if they plan on releasing an offline patch so I can play this game on my own.
They kind of did the same with the Trackmania franchise, where it's now just more of a service type game where you rent it for a year, or whatever tier you want to pay for, and will never be able to be played in the future because it's no longer an offline game. You can play it for free, but it's more limited now than it was when it first released as Stadium.
@@DKTronics70 It's true that Trackmania is less than it used to be, but the Crew will be unplayable once this change goes through. This sort of idiocy should give everyone that wants to buy any more games digitally (which, let's be honest is quickly becoming the only option) reason to think twice since they have no idea what their purchase will be worth down the road. This goes double for any sort of game with a multiplayer mode baked in like the Crew's.
Did we forget about Balders Gate 3? Hahah Solid list other than that. Enjoyed a lot of these games
Having Spiderman lower than Season and Atomic Heart is weird.
Im currently playing Dead Island 2 second run and changed my character, let me tell you it's a refresher to see it through another characters eyes, Im having fun! Im exploring more! and genuinely enjoying the DLC!
Haven't tried that piece yet. Would you say it's worth paying a 30 slot for? Loved the other DI's way back when, but I'm scarred by buying newer games for obvious reasons 😅
yea I would say grab it on sale since it can get repetitive unless you are always looking for better weapons or schematics, wait for the DLC to be on sale as well!
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Scooby doobie dooooo! Shaka Zuluuuu! FFXVI was spectacular. Can’t wait for the DLC.
Awesome Video
Y’all should’ve put The Day Before as an honorable mention just to troll us
I think Starfield was the troll pick lol
This year was amazing for gaming (and VR gaming), and a large chunk of the plethora of great games was Open World games, and I have to give it to Cyberpunk, because it obviously wasn't one of 2020's best, but as Falcon already critiqued (more elaborately), they turned that game around in a big way, finally making it the game we all wanted at launch. But Hogwartz Legacy.. THAT was the biggest surprise hit for me, and I'm not even a big HP fan, it's just a really good open world game with some excellent combat and progression
The Crew Motorfest- Oahu isn't a big island. Depending on traffic, you could easily circumnavigate the entire island in a couple of hours. So If it's a small map, that isn't a bad thing. That's actually pretty damn accurate, actually. I haven't played the game, not really a racing fan. But I've lived in Hawaii off and on since birth, and Oahu is one of the main islands I spent time on (Hawaii/ Big Island for the locals reading being the other one). There aren't that many neon and fluorescent lights though.
cyberpunk was so much fun, i just wish if it had more stuff to do and invest in, beyond missions. casual activities i mean
dead island 2 isnt a open world game
Cyberpunk did the impossible like no man's sky
No. Stop. This is not a thing. Both companies falsely advertised incomplete, broken games, then finally got around to making them playable. No applause necessary
@@mgiebus1869 So, in your opinion, these companies don't deserve a second chance? They screwed up their launch, so they're dead forever? Do you hold yourself to such a standard?
@@MatthewTyreeKS any other industry wouldn't put up with this, let alone praise it. So yeah, I hold myself to the same standard. Pizza place sells you a pizza and half of it's missing, that pizza place won't be there long. Car dealer sells you a car that isn't finished, you crash and die, car manufacturer's out of business. Game company sells you half a game, you patiently wait, then praise them for finally giving you what you paid for
@@ryanshoults123 I'm playing the game right now dumbass. People still driving invisible cars, constant pop in and pop out. So no, it's not fixed. The saddest part is the potential it had because the graphics and world are great
@@ryanshoults123 why would I be respectful. I have zero respect for you. Same goes with yt.
(If modders have shown anything - the engine is not the problem for Bethesda. On top of that, switching engines would impact the Bethesda Modding community the most. But I digress, entirely different combat systems have been developed in the engine. Modders have created Sekiro's combat inside of Skyrim. It's not the engine.
That said, I'm not opposed to a new engine that's still as flexible for modding in the same or similar way - but the narrative that it's the "engine" is just categorically wrong)
The fact that 2023 has so many OPEN WORLD games alone, that gameranx made not a Top 10, but a Top 15 list.
Maybe this year's 2024 will have a top 20, and more in the succeeding years
Starfield, Diablo 4, CP77 PL, enjoyed them all. Looking forward to what 2024 brings next!
How can Starfield be considered an open world? 😂
Because it is. How can jedi survivor or dead island be considered open world?
Starfield is not, by any definition, an Open World Game. It is a game. An OK, even good, game. It is an Open World. It is not an Open World Game. It is an Open World "Game". All the time I played it I was either thinking about how good FO4 is in comparison, or about the first review I read about Assassins Creed, which was, basically, "they have built an incredible world but forgot to put a game in it". The latter is probably the best definition I have for Starfield. Incredible world. But they forgot to put a game in it.
^^ good list, I'm also glad to see someone bring up FF16 without crapping on it, don't get me wrong I love my rpgs but I don't hold square to only making rpgs even with there main name game, that said I also somehow totally missed knowing atomic heart even existed it totally slipped under my radar ahahahaha it looks great might be a future buy for me so good to know ^^ anyway love the video have a good holiday.
I've been holding out on AC Mirage and Avatar. I think maybe when I'm done with AW2 Final Draft I'll pick one and try it.
I would save avatar. Mirage felt very unfinished and the combat and moment is lack luster, story was short and mirrored Valhalla and it doesn’t have much replay value.
Currently playing final fantasy 16 rn and love it, Probably because I love the dmc combat so much
Good game I think
I loved everything you mentioned
Love your channel
I really love avatar frontiers of pandora. The game has made me more hyped for Star wars outlaws if anything. Great video 👍.
Given how beautiful Avatar: FoP is with the Snowdrop engine, it actually makes me very much looking forward to the eventual The Division 3.
nah the crew being online only is not a positive thing. as soon as they shut down severs like they already proved they will is not ok. stop defending devs who do that
Good timing. Im on my lunch!
Starfield is my jaaam! 😍❤ Also busy with CP2077, BG3 and Hogwarts Legacy; it’s been my fave year of gaming in a long time.
I feel like BG3 should have made the cut, but I can see why it was left out in comparison. But me personally, I think the world is STUNNING.
BG3 while being an AMAZING game isn't really open world. Baldurs gate the city alone is like 4 different maps if you don't include all the smaller dungeon maps inside of the city areas.
It’s not an open world tho. We can love everything that bg3 is. But they can’t be on every top list just cuz of that. Lmao its everything but a top 10 open world game of 2023
That game is good but you probably should know what 'open world' actually means.
same can be said about final fantasy, star wars or starfield... or @@canadiangopher4443
Dead island 2 is less open world then bg3 is though tbf
Phantom Liberty was my game of the year followed closely by TOK.
Honestly, I would love an Assassin type game where you can pick n choose targets. Assassin's Creed like mainly with the assassination methods, maybe even more cause I dont care if it has a huge over arching story with villains n such. I just want a game with random targets, random events, random maps. Something more random than hitman or AC games. It doesnt even need an open world, I would be happy with a hub based system cause them it can randomize maps. Give me like 10 base map types, give a lot of set pieces per map and then mix and match.
I'm not sure ff16 is actually open world, but I loved the game
Yeah agreed. And neither is Dead Island 2 as admitted by the developers. Though I still loved the game.
I was excited to try Atomic Heart but I have to totally disagree with the combat. Especially with melee, I thought it felt numb, poorly timed, and I just couldn't get over that something felt off. I gave it like 3 solid sittings before I just deleted it. A shame because I was digging the world and concept. Maybe I should have given it more time but I felt the combat was off at its core and doubted it'd get better
Man that game was such a beautiful chore to play. That combat was awful!! But the graphics and soundtrack were soo freakin good. Especially that vending machine song.
Gives me motion sickness even with all of the head bobbing and blur turned as low as possible, or off if it were an option.
May revisit to see if any of that has been fixed. Thought it was cool otherwise.
I too am disappointed with this game ..
There is literally nothing open about Starfield's world, it is the most closed game I have ever played in my entire life
Cope
I love how zelda is becoming a benchmark
Starfield in a best list? Bruh....