Which is your favourite Open-World Sandbox game?

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Your favourite open-world sandbox game?
A GTA game (comment to specify)	50	30.30%
An Assassin's Creed game...	8	4.85%
Infamous 1/2/Second Son	14	8.48%
RDR	31	18.79%
Watch Dogs	3	1.82%
Other (comment)	58	35.15%
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S.Peelman on 29 June 2014

I'm not really into sandboxes, I usually feel lost. But I think Fallout 3, that was very well executed.

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hunter_alien on 29 June 2014

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Gothix 3. Never seen such a big and authentic world(that also isn't boring as fuck).

Never taught that I will see a fellow Gothic fan here For me it would be the first Gothic 3 was good, but only after a year post releaswe when it was patched up.

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fps_d0minat0r on 29 June 2014

Probably RDR, or GTA vice city.
I liked vice city because of the fast responsive movement, and I enjoyed the online a lot in RDR.

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fps_d0minat0r said:
Probably RDR, or GTA vice city.
I liked vice city because of the fast responsive movement, and I enjoyed the online a lot in RDR.

You and I have something in common. Great. I liked GTA Vice City because of it 80s theme.

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vivster on 29 June 2014

hunter_alien said:

vivster said:
Gothix 3. Never seen such a big and authentic world(that also isn't boring as fuck).

Never taught that I will see a fellow Gothic fan here For me it would be the first Gothic 3 was good, but only after a year post releaswe when it was patched up.

Gothic 1 and 2 were great in atmosphere but a bit too small and unrefined. Gothic 3 hit everything out of the park. Giant world(biggest one I've seen so far in any RPG), creative landscapes, tons and tons of stuff to do. I could roam endlessly just hunting game. Also it's a real sandbox that let's you do anything you want including eradicating any living thing.

Most open world games already fail at actually being as open as Gothic. I don't see any game beating this one any time soon.

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