10 Games That Deconstruct Open-Worlds

10 Games That Deconstruct Open-Worlds

The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild: The fact that this open-world title removes the compass, which provides a hint for any areas of interest, is a brilliant mechanic.

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Shenmue: Controlling Ryo Hazuki as he strives to get revenge for his father's murder makes for a great time

Minecraft: Minecraft took a single concept, allowing players to use blocks in any way they want, and added a massive sandbox for players to experiment with.

Middle-Earth: Shadow Of Mordor: Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor's Nemesis system is one of the most revolutionary mechanics ever introduced in a video game.

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Kingdom Come: Deliverance: Kingdom Come: Deliverance makes it clear that mediaeval times were harsh, with death awaiting people at every corner.

Mafia: The Mafia trilogy contains some of the most unique open-world experiences available, even if the third game may make too many sacrifices in terms of the series' DNA. 

Kenshi: The game is brutal, and inexperienced players will either lose all of their limbs or have their organs harvested by nefarious individuals.

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Gothic: Gothic is an underappreciated fantasy RPG set in a brutal open world where death lurks around every corner.

Death Stranding: Exploration is an important part of any video game, but nowhere is it more gamified than in Death Stranding.

Deadly Premonition: Deadly Premonition is a unique detective game that Twin Peaks fans will undoubtedly enjoy.

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