Open world games are a very popular genre around the world. Players love navigating the open world, chasing extra quests, obtaining collectibles and the open world beauty. Of course this is quite natural. Everyone wants to play a game they love for a long time.
But there are some games that different and strange features of the open world appears with. No matter how simple they seem, they contain many elements that will trigger your element of mystery and curiosity. These types of games have always had a unique audience, and the audience remains loyal to the game in general.
Although we do not have the chance to come across many examples today, we used to have a chance to see them much more often. That’s why we’ve decided to list a few of these different open worlds that are not so common these days.
Games with strange and unusual open worlds
- Brutal Legend
- Dead Rising 4
- Saint’s Row 4
- Xenoblade Chronicles
- Super Mario Odyssey
- We Happy Few
- Boom Simulator
- Slender: The Eight Pages
- Goat Simulator
Keeping a rock legend alive: Brutal Legend
Take on a colorful fantasy world, some hard rock and Jack Black Add a main character who rattles the guitar, voiced by Here comes Brutal Legend. The level of really weirdness in this game increases exponentially as our character’s rock adventure continues. Players take on the role of Eddie Riggs in this adventure that we embark on to save humanity from various dark forces. Eddie Riggs spent most of his time driving around in his customizable car, commanding his own crew and ax used as with his guitar An ordinary person who spends his time banging his head.
Now let the zombies think: Dead Rising 4
Capcom started a new frenzy when it released the original Dead Rising game in 2006. Because it’s up to zombie aficionados to cut, shoot, and destroy the undead creatures that surround a mall. gave the reins. With barbell killing zombies or teddy bears sheltering in the original game to slaughter As if that wasn’t crazy enough, game 4 in the series raises the level of chaoticity even more. Presenting the most bizarre weapon combinations in existence, the DR4 unleashes all kinds of madness, from fish-throwing weapons to electric axes.
Simulation in-game: Saint’s Row 4
owned by Saint’s Row explosive property and with its idiosyncratic interpretation, studio Volition seems determined to differentiate itself from Grand Theft Auto. The leader of a street gang becomes president, and with the help of his own men, he manages them realistically. to city simulation They try to fend off the alien invaders who planted them. It’s not a normal scenario, is it? Of course, the tiny reality that exists in the game flies away when players are given simple powers such as superhuman powers that a simulation promises, using fire and ice, dancing, and alien abduction weapons.
An adventure full of titans: Xenoblade Chronicles 2
JRPGs are no strangers to the weird, pushy elements; because the genre usually aims to highlight colorful fantasy and creative themes. But Monolith Soft takes these features to new heights with Xenoblade Chronicles 2. The game literally rises above the normal and us with the titans throws it into a vast sea of clouds full of The story is hugeworld treeIt revolves around. However, the groundwork for an epic journey is laid.
Mario as we know it again: Super Mario Odyssey
Nintendo’s iconic platform series has always managed to contain quirks on many levels. From a variety of kingdoms stretching from a food volcano to the moon, to wacky villains and 2D game transitions, in Super Mario Odyssey intangible there is very little. But the strangest of them all, every enemy Mario touches. to control interesting hat.
A dystopian adventure: We Happy Few
This take on the survival game from Compulsion Games is literally in fantasy land strange it’s going to be a journey. Channeling and aptly named dystopian stories like Brave New World and 1984, We Happy Few is an attempt to survive and escape the authorities in a war-torn England. our anti hero contains. In this universe where evil prevails, citizens are blinded and bolstered by compulsory drugs that bring false happiness and true color in a dull, depressing world. It’s literally a gripping and frustrating journey.
A different homeless life: Bum Simulator
This sandbox game is really a bit irritability contains it. Players spend most of their time throwing bottles at people, destroying properties, weaponize pigeons and take on the role of a “Bumsville” resident struggling to keep a makeshift house together. Although currently in early access, Bum Simulator looks set to be one of the craziest games to date.
Even the atmosphere is disturbing: Slender: The Eight Pages
Based on the terrifying and yet disturbing legend of the jungle-dwelling Slender Man, this survival horror game offers players only a modestly heard ringtones and whistle manages to intimidate. There is no extreme brutality or dark theme in this semi-open world rift. Only by the darkness itself, the desolate forests, the eerie atmosphere, and a creature that is always after you. of hunting It has an annoying feeling. Players are tasked with exploring the forest and finding a handful of hidden notes. But they have to do this without encountering Slender Man, that is, by avoiding him.
How crazy can a goat be? Goat Simulator
Goat Simulator is a game that feels like an April joke gone wrong. your ragdoll completely unbalanced Players take on the role of a goat released in a town full of people. Of course, it comes with a lot of fun, craziness and nonsense. Farther than a frog extending tongue and so high jumping legs We can say that you are definitely not one of the typical goats.