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Top Ten Best Open World Games
If you are a board game fan, you know the importance of having the best Open World Games in order to enhance your enjoyment and skill from the game. But before we talk about the best game of all time, you must understand that there is more than one definition of the best game. For some people, the best game is the one which they are familiar with and enjoy playing the most. Other people may not agree on this matter at all. However, when you play any game of choice, you have a chance to win or lose.
For me, the best game is a game where I can use my creative thinking and skills to create something that other people will enjoy. This does not mean that the idea for the game has to be original. It is more about having fun while learning while playing. And that is what makes any game the best.
There are many different types of games out there
Some of them can be played alone. Others are multiplayer games, like the Age of Empires and Fall of Rome. Some games involve team play. And others are all about luck.
For this list, the game that comes to mind as being the best in this category is City of Heroes. Created by the award winning creators of Cookie Monster, City of Heroes is a browser based strategy game that involves many different strategies to win. City of Heroes allows its user to experience everything that goes for a traditional board game, without requiring the use of a large amount of pieces or a complicated rule set. The user is also not limited to a single world as they can travel between different ages and different time periods in the history of human civilization.
And let’s not forget the number one game on our list, and the one that I consider the best of all of the ones listed here, is A Virus Named CLOUD. In case you don’t know, CLOUD stands for, ” creepy crawlers”. If you haven’t guessed, the purpose of this game is to eat your computer. But more importantly, it will also eat your game progress. This is an online game, so it doesn’t matter if you’re using a laptop or a gaming console, as long as you have Internet access you can play!
When it comes to creepy crawlers, A Virus Named CLOUD has three different levels to play on
They range from the easy to the difficult, and it is up to you to decide which level you are going to play on, because once you start playing the game you will get a feel for how the game is to play and what to expect. There are many achievements associated with this game, but one in particular stands out, and that is the achievement to get the “scariest” doll out of the box, which is quite an accomplishment.
In my personal opinion, the game that comes to mind when talking about creepy crawlers is, “Resident Evil Extinction”. As far as this one goes, I have to say that the graphics are top notch, and the zombie setting is just about perfect. One thing I don’t like about this game though, is the fact that there is no tutorial to tell you where to get the weapons, and I had a tough time with this game at first, but then I found it very easy after learning the basics. This definitely one of the better open world games!
The game that I believe is the best open world game, hands down, is LEGO City Online. If you don’t know, it’s a Lego game, but the theme of the game is based on that of New York City, and thus it features everything from buses to buildings. The game is free to play, and is a lot of fun. Plus, if you want to build your own creations in this game, that’s fine too!
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