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the2real4mafol on 06 July 2013

It don't bother me i like open world games but i don't see them being the dominant type of game. They should only go open world where it is necessary, it won't work with every game.



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Scoobes on 06 July 2013

We may well see an increase in open world games, but I also think there will be plenty of developers making linear games with grander level design. Take the campaign in Killzone: Shadow Fall, still a linear game but with larger environments and the ability to take on multiple objectives in the same area in the order the player wants.

The other thing we may see is normal sized levels with huge levels of interactivity due to the increase in physics simulation.




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bananaking21 on 06 July 2013

i hope not



Andrespetmonkey on 06 July 2013
EricFabian said:
MGS V
Division
X

+

Infamous: Second Son

Driveclub(?)

Ass creed 4

Watch Dogs

Sunset Overdrive

NFS rivals

The Crew

Cyberpunk 2077

Mad Max

 

Plenty more... There's a lot but I don't know if there is really more than this gen.



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DanneSandin on 06 July 2013

Yes, it's the new fad - just like shooters is today.



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oldschoolfool on 06 July 2013

I sure hope so.



JOKA_ on 06 July 2013
Andrespetmonkey said:
EricFabian said:
MGS V
Division
X

+

Infamous: Second Son

Driveclub(?)

Ass creed 4

Watch Dogs

Sunset Overdrive

NFS rivals

The Crew

Cyberpunk 2077

Mad Max

 

Plenty more... There's a lot but I don't know if there is really more than this gen.


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Heavenly_King on 06 July 2013

well, I want a Ratchet & Clank open world game.



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Egann on 06 July 2013
osed125 said:

For the sake of the industry I hope not. Not because I don't like open world games, but because this type of games are known to be expensive to make.

Poor Nintendo. They're going straight from an SD console to HD and open world design. I'm pretty sure the trailer for X said specifically it would be open world, the new Zelda is rumored to be open world...the rest of the industry has had two generations to go through this. Nintendo's doing this in one.

But I'm pretty sure there will be exceptions. Ryse does not look open world.



kljesta64 on 06 July 2013
BasilZero said:
Open World is a nice aspect that can easily be applied to any genre if done right.


exactly. racing, 3rd person shooter, fps, adventure, puzzle etc...for now it costs much money to make them because of long development and as they develop more titles and new powerful machines arrive it only gets faster ,better and less costly.



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