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    5 Best Open World Games

    Nerd VoicesBy Nerd VoicesSeptember 22, 20223 Mins Read
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    Nowadays, open-world games are the most popular genre of games. They allow players to choose their way of playing and explore a computer-generated world, with diverse landscapes, quests, and activities that reward players with in-game items.


    1. Grand Theft Auto 5

    Grand Theft Auto 5 features three playable protagonists, including the former street criminals Franklin, Michael, and Trevor, who each have their personalities, skills, and professions. The open world in Grand Theft Auto 5 is the biggest of all games in the series. In San, Andreas players can explore the beachfront, mountaintops, and everything in between. Players also have an array of vehicles to play with such as jet skis, motorbikes, and more.


    2. Assassin’s Creed Unity

    Assassin’s Creed Unity takes place during the French Revolution, where players play Jean-Paul Marat. You take up the role of this revolutionary and must use your assassin skills to fight against your enemies. The open world in Assassin’s Creed Unity is massive and players can go anywhere they want within this huge environment of France. Players will be able to explore the various districts of Paris such as the center, Bastille, and more.


    3. Watch Dogs

    Watch Dogs takes place in a fictional version of Chicago, where players control Aiden Pearce. Players have various gadgets and vehicles at their disposal to explore this huge open world, such as drones and quad bikes. Watch dogs also offer one of the most innovative online modes that give players the ability to hack into other players’ games to either help or harm them.


    4. GTA San Andreas

    The world in GTA San Andreas is massive and players have various vehicles to explore this environment, such as bikes, jet skis, and cars. Players also have an array of weapons at their disposal to fight against enemies. The online mode in GTA San Andreas has the most amount of missions for players to complete.


    5. Red Dead Redemption

    Red Dead Redemption is set in 1911 on a fictional version of the American Frontier. Players take control of John Marston, a former outlaw, who is trying to hunt down his former gang members. Red Dead Redemption features rich shooting mechanics and exciting missions that players can work on together. The game also has a multiplayer mode which allows players to explore the vast world with their friends. Online essay helpers will help gamers to understand more about the game.


    The world in Red Dead Redemption is huge and players have a wide range of weapons to use on their enemies. Red Dead Redemption also offers one of the most innovative online modes that players can join together to either help or harm each other. 


    Conclusion

    When it comes to open-world games, Grand Theft Auto 5 is the best of all. The game has an open world that is large and diverse and offers players a simple and easy way to navigate the environment. This game allows players to explore an entire city with a huge amount of content that they can interact with. Players can also gain skills such as driving, shooting as well as other over-the-top weapons in this game.

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