How Small Open-World Games Feel Big
Razbuten
May 26, 2021 18:03
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I've been playing a lot of short open-world games, and despite them only taking a couple hours to beat, there is something about a lot of them that just feels massive. For me, they embody a sense of discovery and exploration more effectively than some titles that are 10 times longer, and I wanted to spend some looking into why that might be. So, this is how small open-world games feel big.
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Edited by Isaac Holland: https://twitter.com/DrazGames
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Special thanks to honorary bagbuten Elfinrez.
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