South America has a lot of beautiful places to discover, and these open-world games do a pretty good job of showing that.
South America is a beautiful area that everyone should take the time to see. This area is a lot of fun to explore because it has lush plants and a unique culture. Anyone who likes to travel should go to this country at some point in their lives. But going to a different region isn’t as easy as it sounds, and not everyone can just drop everything and go to South America at a moment’s notice.
People who are really interested in this area might find this annoying, but there are other ways to satisfy this need. First of all, players can use the video games of their choice to see recreations of South America’s different scenery. Open-world games are great because players can explore the maps and spend hours getting lost in the tropical mazes.
Shadow Of The Tomb Raider
Shadow of the Tomb Raider is the last game in the remade trilogy made by Crystal Dynamics before Square Enix sold most of their western IPs and companies to Embracer in a deal that many industry experts have called a steal. Embracer should be able to do Lara Croft’s adventures justice and give players a chance to enjoy another great journey with the famous British archaeologist.
Shadow of the Tomb Raider’s gameplay loop isn’t anything special, and fighting feels especially old-fashioned. But the game’s beautiful graphics and fun adventure parts more than make up for it. Players have to go to the famous city of Paititi to stop the Mayan end of the world that Lara accidentally started.
Just Cause 4
People know that the Just Cause series has a lot of satisfying times where the goal is to make as many things happen as possible. Player fun is more important than anything else, and many fans love the idea that they can completely destroy their enemies and the surroundings with their firepower.
Players go to the oppressed area of Solis and try to overthrow a dictatorial regime while causing as much chaos as they can. Just Cause 4 is a good addition to the series, but the graphics aren’t very good and the story is one of the least interesting in the history of video games. This led many people to be pretty unhappy with this game in the series.
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands
Ubisoft is known for making a lot of open-world games, even though many gamers are tired of how they just copy and paste ideas from one game to the next. Their Tom Clancy series was also turned into an open game in the end, which caused fans to be split down the middle.
Even though the game has a lot of problems, some of which come from its dull open world, fans who like messing around in a huge open world and destroying their enemies will love Wildlands. It’s a lot of fun to team up with other players and take on the huge number of tasks in this game. Players will be too busy having fun with their friends to care too much about the many bad things about this game.
Mercenaries 2: World In Flames
In the game Mercenaries 2, players are told to blow everything up and cause as much chaos as they can. This may seem like a tasteless gameplay loop, given that Slope Game is set in the war-torn country of Venezuela, but players who are willing to look past this simple and poorly-executed premise will find a satisfying open-world game that isn’t anything special, but that isn’t necessarily a bad thing either.
Still, players should be prepared for bad AI everywhere, with enemies being so easy to kill that the challenge is pretty much gone after a while. Even so, people who like games where they can destroy everything in sight will love what Mercenaries 2 has to offer, even though it fails in a lot of important ways.
Driver 2
Many people don’t like the fact that there hasn’t been a new Driver game in a long time. People liked the idea of racing games that were grittier and more mature and based on heists, robberies, and other similar things. The first game did this perfectly, but the success of Rockstar’s Grand Theft Auto series led to other games in the series trying to copy its success, with different degrees of success.
First of all, Driver 2 let the main character get out of his car and walk around the map.The games aren’t really open world, but they have enough of the elements of sandbox games to keep fans happy. During their trip, players will visit four cities, one of which is Rio de Janeiro, whose cityscapes have been done well.
