Open-world titles have progressed by leaps and bounds since they took over mainstream gaming. A well-designed sandbox isn't enough to attract players. Along with a detailed world, these games need to ...
There are open-world games where combat is slick, cinematic, and satisfying. Then there are games where combat feels like a means to an end—a necessary chore that takes place between long drives, wild ...
On my second run through Keep Driving — a wonderful, turn-based, pixel-art game about taking long road trips as an aimless youth in the early 2000s — I picked up a hitchhiker called The Hurricane.
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