Open World Games to Keep an Eye On 2014 - 2015

 Fallout 4

The elusive Fallout 4, though it hasn't been announced officially Bethesda did buy the copyright to the name Fallout 4. Many rumors surrounding Fallout 4 thought it would take place in Chicago but apparently it will be set in Boston (Rumored of course.) Some say it will be set in Florida but where is unknown, and its also highly unlikely. You may be wondering why even put this on the list if its not officially announced? Because we know its going to happen it should be announced or release in 2014 or 2015 Q1. Bethesda has already made the statement that they will no longer be updating The Elder Scrolls Skyrim so they can spend full time working on another project.


                                  Dragon Age: Inquisition

 

Well we all know this series, and the fans are excited for another one, but some are just saying oh god another one? I'm not going to lie, I said to myself  "Ugh another Dragon Age?" I'm going to be honest, I was never

 really interested and could never get into them. Don't get me wrong they aren't bad games they just were never my style. Now there are some things that have perked my interest, one of them is that it is made using the incredible Frostbite Engine which means the game will look incredible, and be the most realistic one yet, I might go as far as to say it might be one of the best looking RPG's coming out.  

                     


                                 The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

Well, I have to say I quite enjoyed the last two Witcher games, but I was never amazed. I think both games had incredible stories but nothing about gameplay or the world amazed me. Now though, I have

had a bit of a shock! As I saw the Witcher 3 demo at E3 I have to say I was impressed, and when I heard this bad boy was going to be open world, I had a heart attack from the greatness that was happening before me. Ahem, let calm myself. Now if they can manage to bring the in depth characters and amazing story telling from their previous titles, and bring a great combat system into a open world game, it will be probably one of the best RPG's of the generation. I'm so hoping this lives up to what its meant to be, I need a RPG like this, but we can only hope and wait.
             
               

                                            Dying Light

Dying Light has to be one of the games I am anticipating the most. I am a fan of survival horror and zombie games, but this takes the cake. Now we all know that the zombie genre is a bit washed over right now and that there are a lot of survival horror games coming out. But Dying Light is something special, not only is it open world but there is a little twist to the zombies, they change at night!

They become agile more aggressive and stronger. Along with this zombie twist the game has a lot of choices you make that impact story or just your conscience. The game also has a vary fluid combat and movement system, you can jump from rooftop to rooftop which you definitely need at night. So I say to all of your that have already pre-ordered, when you get in game "Good Night. Good Luck." 
             
                 

                                               

Watch Dogs, words cannot express the shier amazement that comes from looking at this game, from even just talking about this game. Watch Dogs features a massive open city, smooth game play, smart combat, amazing visuals, dynamic people, hacking system etc. the list goes on. This is the next-gen in gaming that we all need, looking at games coming out I thought "Oh great the same old same old." then I saw Watch Dogs and my mine was blown. The limitless possibilities of this game are unrivaled, the amount of decisions and actions the players is allowed to make are to say the least nothing short of gaming and development perfection. This is a must buy game, and it is a game changer in the industry.

             

Plot: The storyline of Watch Dogs is built around the concept of information warfare , data being interconnected, and the world's increasing use of technology—questioning who exactly runs the computers they depend on. The game is set in an alternate reality version of Chicago , Illinois, which is one of many cities to feature a supercomputer known as a "CtOS" (Central Operating System). The system controls every piece of technology in the city, and contains information on all of the city's residents and activities which can be used for various purposes. In the game's universe, the Northeast blackout of 2003 was found to be caused by a hacker, prompting the development of CtOS. The game will put the player in control of Aiden Pearce, a highly-skilled hacker who uses both his "fists and wits" The game play demo shown at E3 2012 depicted Aiden's assassination of Joseph DeMarco, a media mogul wrongly acquitted on charges of murder. In a demonstration shown at E3 2013, Pearce helps a fellow hacker named T-Bone escape, after the latter is discovered attempting to steal a motherboard