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General News - Open Worlds Are Rubbish

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by RPGWatch, Aug 11, 2017.

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    [​IMG]Strat-Edgy Productions talk about what works and what does not with open world games.


    Open worlds are rubbish, and they need to evolve to survive. What is the natural evolution of open words? What is the nature of the open world experience? Is it a playground? Is it a content delivery system? How do you use the open world in an RPG?

    Let's take a look at Oblivion, Gothic 2, and Final Fantasy 15 and try to figure out why a game Like Mafia 3 fails to deliver an entertaining experience, and GTA 5 manages to deliver on more than it needed to.

    Let's answer all these questions shall we?​
     
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