I've always found the Uncharted 4/The Last Of Us/God of War 2018 to all be decent, but all those games are kinda lacking in imteresting gameplay and are basically the video game equivalents of "Oscar bait"
I've always found the Uncharted 4/The Last Of Us/God of War 2018 to all be decent, but all those games are kinda lacking in imteresting gameplay and are basically the video game equivalents of "Oscar bait"
RDR2 is also the most blatant example of how Rockstar has absolutely no idea how to design a story for an open world game, its like they make a storyand then an open world game and they just happen to be cojoined through repetitive mission design.
what is a good example of story interacting with an open world game?
doesn't existI'm really not sure, but in RDR2 its particularly extreme cause it feels like barely anything interacts inbetween the two, it feels like dogshit going from story to open world and back again.
yeah you just go from town to town and the story is individually contained within each location lol
Time machine time but shadow of the colossus? Not the deepest story but the first thought that came up about a game that really blends the game and the story, instead of being a bad movie broken up by periods of interactivity.