The open-world genre is a little overcrowded these days, but these games will always be classics.

Some open-world games are simply more enjoyable when the story is shared. Playing alone can be fun, but playing together changes how the story feels. Conversations land better, missions feel less ...

Sometimes a massive scope and miles of terrain aren't the keys to success. These open-world games prove that bigger maps aren't necessarily better.

Nothing wrong with popular titles getting a little extra love. They're popular for a reason, after all.

Daniel has been playing games for entirely too many years, with his Steam library currently numbering nearly 750 games and counting. When he's not working or watching anime, he's either playing or ...

One of the usual tropes for the open-world genre is to throw players into a virtual world, as no one, unprepared, having no name, a clear agenda, or powers, and forcing them to start from scratch. On ...

Once upon a time, promoting a new game with the phrase “open world” was enough to pique many gamers’ interest. But these days, that promise alone is hardly enough to set games apart. After all, games ...