Instead of an eccentric criminal, players took control of Niko Bellic, an Eastern European immigrant with a checkered past trying to find peace and resolution. That is not to say GTA IV was without fun and the classic humor of the franchise, as the game was brimming with some of the wittiest and sharp writing in Rockstar's history.
During a time in gaming, studios were weirdly obsessed with a desaturated color palette and darker, more grounded tone to their stories and games.
Watch Dogs came in a little after that era but followed much in the same vein. For players who prefer a much more grounded and grim affair, then the original Watch Dogs is the game for them and not the sequel.
The first game in the series is a decidedly grim affair and has the ambition to tell a more personal and dark story. The protagonist himself, Aiden, isn't exactly the friendly type, which might throw off some players, but others might love it for the same reasons.
Red Dead Redemption is one of the best open-world games that indeed showed Rockstar's talent for building amazing characters with fascinating worlds to explore. The story of John Marsten can be likened to Niko's, with both being reluctantly thrust back into a world of crime. The outlaw adventures of Red Dead Redemption truly set a high benchmark for any game that dared to take on the Western genre. Red Dead Redemption is packed with a tonne of charm and a truly heart-wrenching story that will have players thoroughly entertained.
The True Crime franchise, sadly, took a turn for the worse and was put to rest after Square Enix had acquired rights to the franchise. However, that is not entirely down to the game's quality, as the games themselves are quite fun. True Crime: New York City was the pinnacle of the series, complete with a brilliantly cliched in all the right ways undercover cop story.
Players could even intervene in crimes and make arrests as a policeman. True Crime: New York City is a fantastic outing for players who haven't really experienced the open-world genre outside of the GTA franchise. While the games are also about criminals trying to make their way up in the world, Mafia II is a much more subdued affair.
You will experience the open world map on land, sea and air in this game. The map of this game was quite extensive in its time with views such as forests, snowy mountains, and beaches. Like GTA 4, this game offers a variety of vehicles that you can use to explore the world of Just Cause. Skip to content. Search for: Search. It takes quite some space on the system, so those who have low-end PCs can instead check out the following titles.
Martial arts plays an integral part in this title, and players will undoubtedly enjoy beating up enemies into a pulp. The game is filled with violent action sequences when it comes to completing missions.
The protagonist in both GTA 4 and Sleeping Dogs have quite a few similarities, ensuring that the former's fans will enjoy this game even more. Players need to have patience as they master many moves along the way. This action-adventure game also revolves around the lives of gangsters, like GTA 4.
It is based in a fictional city, Steelport, which the players will have fun exploring. Saints Row: The Third also offers various customization options that players can utilize to dress up their characters. If gamers did not like the previous titles of this series, they could look forward to better days as this game has improved gameplay.
Players can explore this open-world game by land, sea, or air. The map consists of , acres covered with lush green forests, snowy mountains, and sandy beaches. Like GTA 4, this title also offers many vehicles that players can cruise around in. From story missions to bonus missions, there is no dearth of missions provided by Just Cause.
Players are at liberty to roam freely and explore the African landscape that this game offers. Like GTA 4, it also gets appreciated for its gameplay and graphics. Players will also be reminded of GTA 4 as there are many missions and side quests that they can be a part of. The ever-changing weather is one of the realistic features of Far Cry 2, garnering it a lot of good reviews.
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