Top 5 Open World Games

Now for those of you living under a rock, Open World games are the one where the player is freeto interact wth his environment, there is no linear gameplay. The players has objectives and can do them any time he wants. The best example for an open world game would be the GTA Series or even Minecraft. So guys in this blog today we have shortlisted the Top 5 Open World Games.

5. Batman Arkham City

Batman Arkham city is much better than it’s predecessor Batman Arkham Asylum in many ways. The game provides much more open environment for interaction. The game does contain a main story but apart from that you can roan the streets, do side quests. You can do all of that as either Batman or Catwoman with both of them having different arsenal of weapons.

4. Fallout 4

Fallout 4 is based on a post apolyptic world. The city is Boston, MA and they have bee amazing in designing the city. You will feel the same way once you play the game. The city is filled with things for you to do including side quests, investigating mystries, exploring houses (especialy the hauted ones). All these can have you glued to the game for hours without even progressing in the main storyline and that  belive eis the best way to find if an open world game is good or not, whether you get bored or not if you aren’t completeing the gameplay’s storyline. That is why Fallout makes it to the Top 5 Open World Games.

3. Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim

This game is a little different from the generic Open World Games. Now why I say so is because, in other games if you have to keep yourself entertained you have to do something, maybe take a side quest or help some villagers basically saying the action revolves around you. But that is not the case in this game. You might be roaming and you might find a pack of bandits taking on a giant or maybe something else. Obviously this game too offers everything like a normal Open World Game but the extra part it offers is really exciting and engaging to see even if you are directly not involved.

2.Red Dead Redemption 2

This game revolves around the life of Arthur Morgan. He is trying to keep his gang going on against bouts of his own ego. But the beautiful part of the game is the sheer choice that it provides regarding the type of gameplay. You could be hunting or be a tourist. This game really brings out what you actually would want in an Open World game. 

1. GTA V – The Best Open World Game

Now this is one game that needs no introduction. We all have either played this or wanted to play it once in our life at least. I mean Rockstar does justice to its name, the environments it creates are the most believable in all of the games we have seen. Along with amazing side quests and an enthralling main storyline you have a choice of so many mods. This game could very well be called the perfect Open World game, which is why I used it in the example in the first place.