I was thinking the same but I get their point. They meant games chock full of content which is technically what makes a game feel big. If it's a map that's really big but low on content, like big open empty spaces, then the game will small and/or boring.
Morrowinds secret dungeons tripped me out as a kid, I felt so lost and simultaneously so adventurous in those things. Like no one has ever seen this before. It’s such a lonely game. But so beautiful.
Lonely is a great way to describe it. So many desolate, remote locations in the overworld and deep within dungeons. Nothing else quite like it. Been chasing the feeling of being lost in Vvardenfell since I first played the game as a kid.
Instant like for mentioning Morrowind. The later Elder Scrolls games are fun and had some great improvements; but I miss the alien feeling of Morrowind.
I have a weird OCD brain. Opening up every nook and cranny of a map is something I have to do. Forbidden West was a nightmare in that regard. But yet I'm not compelled to complete every trophy, and depending on the game not even completing every side quest or get every chest. But having a 100% complete map, I gotta do it.
@@DarkForce2024 I totally get that. Nook and cranny plus the platinum for AC Origins, but still parts in the very first section of Tsushima I haven't been too. I'm scattershot.
Morrowind is a favourite of mine. It doesn’t give you helping hands, you have to work it out yourself. It is amazing, horrifying and scary. But it leaves you to make your own decisions. This is where Oblivion went wrong, by giving you HUD quest markers. The lack of specific information apart from hints by npcs is what makes this game Bethesda’s masterpiece.
Don't be surprised...gameranx simply hates the series. I think in their Burning shores before buy video they called Frozen wilds Frozen wastes...they just don't want to, for some reason, bother with Horizon at all
Does the game really have that much content? Even zipped, it's over 78 GB and installed it takes over 130 GB. That's larger than the ultimate edition of Red Dead Redemption 2. I loved the first Horizon game (Zero Dawn) and thought the Frozen Wilds expansion is probably one of the best expansion packs ever made, but I still have my doubts about the second game. Is it really worth it?
@Leanzazzy meh, the story eventually sets up for the final game. But like others said the map is big, and there is a lot of dialog. I found that I dosed off a few times during these speeches.
Supraland! I'm glad this showed up on here. One of my favorite game series ever. The exploration, the secrets, the humor. There is virtually nowhere you can go in those games that the devs didn't already think of. It's fantastic.
I can't tell if this video was about easter eggs, exploring, or quality of worlds. haha Missed the Witcher 3, gameranx! Thanks for taking us through this one, Falcon
Both are phenomenal for different reasons. Elden Ring is pure fantasy which is incredible while Kingdom Come is realistic medieval with hardly any fantasy elements which is really refreshing. They both do what they aim to do so well
Why is this not titled "20 games that are secretly bigger than you think". It would make much more sense than the current title. There are games that are way bigger than these like for instance No Man Sky. Seems like a game that perpetually makes itself bigger for exploration purposes would be on a game about not being able to stop exploring.
Ehh, exploration gets extremely boring when it's a procedurally generated world. Games like No man's Sky and Starfield fell flat with their exploration for a lot of us.
I dont know if its more a sandbox than an open world, but I really liked how the wasteland was presented in Mad Max 2015. If we ever get a sequel I hope it is just as fun to explore the world as the previous one.
Yeah, but it had no sense of exploration as you just had to follow the shitty quest marker. Another braindead game that couldve been so much more in a different generation..
@@realbr1koo I agree, that is one area that the game sorely lacked in was a reason to explore outside the main or side quests. Most of Max, Chumbucket, and the Magnum Opus' upgrades were locked behind the level up system (plus scrap) or a side quest. On a minor note, I know collectibles are not everyone's cup of tea, but I thought the historic relics could of used some more variety. An MFP badge, a key to a ICBM launch device, or wasteland art pieces made from wedding bands or dog tags etc. Though some relics that function as tools or usable keys would be nice.
Kingdoms of Amalur is massive too. You go on a mission and 6 hours later, you’ve got 10 more missions, joined other factions, got into some fights, had to mark things to come back to and levelled up a few times but never got to that mission you started.
I know its not that big of a secret, but i stumbled upon the Stranger Things missions in Far Cry 6 on accident while exploring, and it honestly blew me away. Say what you will about Ubisoft, but the Far Cry series is spectacular 🔥
I spent days looking for black holes and earth-like worlds in Elite Dangerous, which basically simulates an entire galaxy. I spent every evening for a couple weeks just traveling from one side of the galaxy to another. Honestly, it's a very dull game for exploration, but if you're in a certain mood, you can just zone out jumping from star system to star system collecting data to sell when you finally get back to inhabited space.
While I do love secrets in games, my gamer brain isn't what it used to be and, sadly, I miss a lot of these things. It's become a nightmare as a completionist who wants to experience everything.
Thank you for putting the titles in the video navigation so I can actually see the title if I miss hearing you say it. Now I don’t have to rewind all 20 sections.
My only experience with Morrowind was the Xbox version. Despite all its flaws I thoroughly enjoyed hopping my way around its secret filled world for hundreds of hours. I remember finding a dungeon and seeing a glimmer in the cave way up towards the ceiling. I had to drink a potion of levitation to float up there and find out that it was a staff hidden in the crack of the wall. I might not be remembering this completely accurately but that game is full of cool little hidden stuff like that that the modern games haven't really embraced.
Man, finally someone talks about Enderal. Absolutly magnificent game, one of the best stories not only in game industry, but in media space in general. Amazing voice acting (both in german and english), music, locations, lore, it's just very good, SureAI did a great job. If you haven't played the game - try it. Just give it a chance.
Colour me surprised to see Lunacid in this list, but damn am I glad for it. A fantastic game, but sorely overlooked because of its style and aesthetic.
I don't know kcd have fast travel, i realise after beat the boss who beat Henry in toturial. Btw, kcd fast travel suck, ambushed or encounter with bandit more fun without fast travel
The second game is supposedly twice as big. I’m just playing through the first right now and it’s awesome. Already gonna restart and just try hardcore mode
While not an open world game per se, I've spent so much time exploring the secrets of Dunwall and Karnaca in the Dishonored franchise. The open level designs are so dense with secrets and variety of traversal and play style. For my money, its got the highest replay value of any game ever made. Period
I'm sooooo glad Supraland was mentioned. If there was a top list of underrated games everyone should know about - Supraland and it's sequel would take the first place. And it's totally child friendly, a rarity these days.
From this list, two random events that blew my mind were: Morrowind, in my first playthrough at launch I suddenly got a buff that let me fly for a very very long time and after that I got obsessed to level my skills to fly again with magic... And RDR 2, once I saw a deer eating another dear, the noticing Arthur and running away like a demon.
Exploration is one of the most satisfying parts of video games as a medium, for me. It captures that sensation that this is _your_ adventure, the journey of the _player,_ rather than the journey of the protagonist like in all other forms of entertainment. Hollow Knight and the Souls games are at the top of my list for the most rewarding exploration experiences I’ve had, and it’s because of the extent to which they’re willing to go for secrets. It’s one thing to find a hidden room that contains a unique weapon, or some sort of easter egg, but those games hide entire areas, entire boss fights, even alternate endings behind walls and in corners of the map that can easily be missed by people who aren’t searching for them. I admire that level of commitment to rewarding the player for exploring. I wish there were more games that went that far, that are that okay with people not seeing everything they have to offer. It’s why I’ve wanted to play Elden Ring for so long, and I know that when I can finally experience it soon, I know it’s going to be one of those games that will stick with me forever. Also, thanks for completely spoiling the invisible bridge.
Finally! Supraland is getting the recognition it deserves ^_^ I was surprised there was no mention of any GTA game in the video, but they do get mentioned in other videos quite often.
8:04 I think you hit the nail on the head there. "They're essiential parts of the experience." If you discover little tidbits here and there, the world feels lived in and breathing.
The fact that AC Valhalla made this list while The Witcher 3 did not is absolutely criminal. The cheese wizard is reason enough to put Witcher on this list.
Enderal: Forgotten stories is one of the best games I've ever played. I genuinely recommend to check it out if you reading this comment. The world in this game is awesome as already been said, but the plot is also amazing. The characters are so deeply written you can't even imagine before you play
Okay, but it’s ABSOLUTELY CRIMINAL you didn’t include Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. Game has sooo many side routes you can get lost on for countless hours.
Actually cannot believe you have Supraland as number 1!!! Such an incredible game! Took a chance with it and didn’t put it down for weeks until I had 100% completed it. Cannot recommend it enough.
Oh man SUPRALAND! I loved that game. Another one is coming out sometime as well. I think it's called supraworld. They also have a little spin off called supraland six inches under. Definitely worth it to buy those two if you love puzzles.
I think subnautica could also be on this list. The realisation that the world isn't just big sideways but goes down... by a lot... was amazing 😅 lots of cool creatures and things to find, too.
My favorite Easter egg in Cyberpunk is the mission where you are tasked to transport some Japanese dude to safety in the trunk of a car after fighting off a bunch of Tiger Claws. At the end of the mission the guy that hired you for the job lets the guy explain who he is and its an almost word-for-word remake of Hidetoshi's story from The Office. I burst out laughing the moment I realized it on my first playthrough.
Kind of surprised Witcher 3 wasn't on this list, given that it had so many secrets that xLetalis was able to make 'Things you missed...' videos for *15* *years*.
Combat is good and all - it's satisfying to beat challenging enemies, you get shinies and experience and it's good to just smash stuff sometimes - but a great story and exploring a big beautiful interesting world is where it's at for me. Immersed in Witcher 3 right now.
Honorable Mention: Tunic - Though a lot of what can be done in Tunic are available right away, when you're playing this game fresh then you have no idea how to do anything. Additionally... there are SO MANY secrets to find and unlock that you first need to notice that you're in the room for to use the D-Pad to unlock
Look folks. If you've ever had even a modicum of fun playing retro titles or you get down with sword and sorcery in any way, go play Lunacid! It's a little indie gem that is for sure worth your time.
I’d argue Xenoblade Chronicles X had a much bigger scope for exploration than the others since flying in a Skell was a big part of it. There were places you obviously weren’t supposed to be that you could reach by flying
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Praise the gameranx team adding the game names in the chapter! I see you, and I appreciate it!
Thank you! We appreciate you!! :)
The title does not match half the games shown here....
All hail Lord Falcon.
This isn't the list of Worlds so BIG, it's a list of games with the most secrets.
was just thinking that!
Came to comment the same
I was thinking the same but I get their point. They meant games chock full of content which is technically what makes a game feel big. If it's a map that's really big but low on content, like big open empty spaces, then the game will small and/or boring.
Yeah disappointing.....
Allright then. Keep your secrets
Morrowind had a paper map to use. I had mine all marked up with locations and items. Good times
Lovednit and used to reference it all the time. Even put some effort into translating the runes. Got a couple translated
I think I might cry.
nice
Came here to say the same thing! That thing was worn out from folding and unfolding all the time.
I bought a big poster of the map and framed it to go on my wall.
I think you forgot Witcher 3 guys?
I came to the comments looking for this one 😂
WTF XD Really Gameranx????? XD
Actually
They forgot the GOAT. It's the only open world i truly loved and was immersed in.
@@enkeiie elden ring is 100% better
Morrowinds secret dungeons tripped me out as a kid, I felt so lost and simultaneously so adventurous in those things. Like no one has ever seen this before. It’s such a lonely game. But so beautiful.
Lonely is a great way to describe it. So many desolate, remote locations in the overworld and deep within dungeons. Nothing else quite like it. Been chasing the feeling of being lost in Vvardenfell since I first played the game as a kid.
Instant like for mentioning Morrowind. The later Elder Scrolls games are fun and had some great improvements; but I miss the alien feeling of Morrowind.
ESO does bring back some of that feeling. Try it! Helps that you can explore Vvardenfell all over again, before the whole fall of the Tribunal.
With Tamriel rebuilt mod, morrowind is like twice as big. Can’t wait for grasping fortune to release
Good news for you man! ESO has a free dlc that takes place on the entire island of vvardsnfell! You can now relive the feeling of playing MORROWIND!
@@kurooitamihey you recommended the same thing I recommended him thanks
@@WarmongerL0M3NESO DOES THAT TOO
There's still parts of The Witcher 3 and Forbidden West maps I haven't been to!!
I have a weird OCD brain. Opening up every nook and cranny of a map is something I have to do. Forbidden West was a nightmare in that regard. But yet I'm not compelled to complete every trophy, and depending on the game not even completing every side quest or get every chest. But having a 100% complete map, I gotta do it.
@@DarkForce2024 I totally get that.
Nook and cranny plus the platinum for AC Origins, but still parts in the very first section of Tsushima I haven't been too. I'm scattershot.
@@DarkForce2024 You'll enjoy doing map completion for Guild Wars 2 :p
@@DarkForce2024I wish I could do that but I get too burnt out
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The best AC Valhalla secret was finding a man named Keith writing a new song named "smack my bishop".
lol thanks for watching!
Did you understand the reference its a reference to the band prodigy and the song smack my b*tch up@gameranxTV
Thats awesome lol
@@artydean9892and Kieth Flint was the singer
RIP Keith
Morrowind is a favourite of mine. It doesn’t give you helping hands, you have to work it out yourself. It is amazing, horrifying and scary. But it leaves you to make your own decisions. This is where Oblivion went wrong, by giving you HUD quest markers. The lack of specific information apart from hints by npcs is what makes this game Bethesda’s masterpiece.
That Cyberpunk Liberty DLC sure had me doing a lot of exploring. I was looking all over my computer to try to figure out why it wouldn't run.
Did you locate the "any" key?
@@brodriguez11000
I couldn't find the "any" key so I tried hitting N & E at the same time.
I'm surprised Horizon Forbidden West didn't make the list. The map is HUGE!
Don't be surprised...gameranx simply hates the series. I think in their Burning shores before buy video they called Frozen wilds Frozen wastes...they just don't want to, for some reason, bother with Horizon at all
I LOVE Forbidden West. Explored for hours and hours.Add Burning Shores and NG+ - just amazing.
Does the game really have that much content? Even zipped, it's over 78 GB and installed it takes over 130 GB.
That's larger than the ultimate edition of Red Dead Redemption 2.
I loved the first Horizon game (Zero Dawn) and thought the Frozen Wilds expansion is probably one of the best expansion packs ever made, but I still have my doubts about the second game. Is it really worth it?
@@Leanzazzy totally worth it. i play forbidden west for almost 100 hours lot of fun
@Leanzazzy meh, the story eventually sets up for the final game. But like others said the map is big, and there is a lot of dialog. I found that I dosed off a few times during these speeches.
GOODMORNING GAMERS!!!!
Good Morning!
Goooodmorning fellowship of the game!
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Supraland! I'm glad this showed up on here. One of my favorite game series ever. The exploration, the secrets, the humor.
There is virtually nowhere you can go in those games that the devs didn't already think of. It's fantastic.
This is why I love Gameranx, their videos always show me some kick ass games I usually miss
LIKE MORROWIND
Thank you for actually adding the titles instead of just #1, 2, 3 etc.
Much appreciated
I can't tell if this video was about easter eggs, exploring, or quality of worlds. haha Missed the Witcher 3, gameranx! Thanks for taking us through this one, Falcon
2:31 are you eating something during the recording here? 🤣😂🤣
3:59 KC is the best open world game since Skyrim. Respect to elden ring but nothing I've ever played has been like kingdom come.
Both are phenomenal for different reasons. Elden Ring is pure fantasy which is incredible while Kingdom Come is realistic medieval with hardly any fantasy elements which is really refreshing. They both do what they aim to do so well
Why is this not titled "20 games that are secretly bigger than you think". It would make much more sense than the current title. There are games that are way bigger than these like for instance No Man Sky. Seems like a game that perpetually makes itself bigger for exploration purposes would be on a game about not being able to stop exploring.
Exactly!
The title doesnt match the vid
Ehh, exploration gets extremely boring when it's a procedurally generated world. Games like No man's Sky and Starfield fell flat with their exploration for a lot of us.
this title makes sense size is not everything when it comes to interest nms is pretty much the same planet after awhile
Who cares
I dont know if its more a sandbox than an open world, but I really liked how the wasteland was presented in Mad Max 2015. If we ever get a sequel I hope it is just as fun to explore the world as the previous one.
Wondered that. Morrowind is relatively small but its dense and intricate. Felt like a real world, very impressive.
Yeah, but it had no sense of exploration as you just had to follow the shitty quest marker. Another braindead game that couldve been so much more in a different generation..
@@realbr1koo I agree, that is one area that the game sorely lacked in was a reason to explore outside the main or side quests. Most of Max, Chumbucket, and the Magnum Opus' upgrades were locked behind the level up system (plus scrap) or a side quest.
On a minor note, I know collectibles are not everyone's cup of tea, but I thought the historic relics could of used some more variety. An MFP badge, a key to a ICBM launch device, or wasteland art pieces made from wedding bands or dog tags etc. Though some relics that function as tools or usable keys would be nice.
Kingdoms of Amalur is massive too. You go on a mission and 6 hours later, you’ve got 10 more missions, joined other factions, got into some fights, had to mark things to come back to and levelled up a few times but never got to that mission you started.
I literally just started playing KoA. It's fun, and yeah, I'm seeing that.
I know its not that big of a secret, but i stumbled upon the Stranger Things missions in Far Cry 6 on accident while exploring, and it honestly blew me away. Say what you will about Ubisoft, but the Far Cry series is spectacular 🔥
I spent days looking for black holes and earth-like worlds in Elite Dangerous, which basically simulates an entire galaxy. I spent every evening for a couple weeks just traveling from one side of the galaxy to another. Honestly, it's a very dull game for exploration, but if you're in a certain mood, you can just zone out jumping from star system to star system collecting data to sell when you finally get back to inhabited space.
glad to hear from you brother!!!!! you are literally the guy who got me into listening to guys talk about games!!! love you man.
thanks for mentioning Enderal, we need more Standalone mod on these type of lists
While I do love secrets in games, my gamer brain isn't what it used to be and, sadly, I miss a lot of these things. It's become a nightmare as a completionist who wants to experience everything.
Now imagine being a completionist for life. Just look at those achievements.
Damn, did not expect to see Supraland in here :D
Thank you for putting the titles in the video navigation so I can actually see the title if I miss hearing you say it. Now I don’t have to rewind all 20 sections.
My only experience with Morrowind was the Xbox version. Despite all its flaws I thoroughly enjoyed hopping my way around its secret filled world for hundreds of hours. I remember finding a dungeon and seeing a glimmer in the cave way up towards the ceiling. I had to drink a potion of levitation to float up there and find out that it was a staff hidden in the crack of the wall. I might not be remembering this completely accurately but that game is full of cool little hidden stuff like that that the modern games haven't really embraced.
Sounds like Falcon boy is eating ice cream during the Morrowind section lol
Wow I ain't crazy or were both crazy
I heard it as well, maybe not ice cream but he was eating something
Lmaooo falconthought he was slick
Also he should Have pUT ON ESO
Morrowind is my favorite game of all time, doing another playthrough as we speak lol
Nice! Enjoy the game this weekend :)
Same. I have to boot it up once a year or so.
Upvote for including Enderal, it's a really good game.
Man, finally someone talks about Enderal. Absolutly magnificent game, one of the best stories not only in game industry, but in media space in general. Amazing voice acting (both in german and english), music, locations, lore, it's just very good, SureAI did a great job. If you haven't played the game - try it. Just give it a chance.
Colour me surprised to see Lunacid in this list, but damn am I glad for it. A fantastic game, but sorely overlooked because of its style and aesthetic.
Biomutant and cyberpunk. Never used the fast travels. I loved so much to explore and make the total road, awesome worlds
Kingdom come deliverance feels bigger than it actually is, especially if you don’t use fast travel
It feels massive. I don’t use fast travel simply because it didn’t seem very fast.
I don't know kcd have fast travel, i realise after beat the boss who beat Henry in toturial. Btw, kcd fast travel suck, ambushed or encounter with bandit more fun without fast travel
The second game is supposedly twice as big. I’m just playing through the first right now and it’s awesome. Already gonna restart and just try hardcore mode
Open World Games are fantastic
It depends...it can get annoying as well exploring everywhere
Escapism tells us we want to live there.
Thank you for including Divinity O.S. 2 on a list post BG3. Loved that game, and it was nice hearing the OST again 😊
While not an open world game per se, I've spent so much time exploring the secrets of Dunwall and Karnaca in the Dishonored franchise. The open level designs are so dense with secrets and variety of traversal and play style. For my money, its got the highest replay value of any game ever made. Period
Thanks for the list. Didn't know about Lunacid and Supraland, which look fantastic. Gonna try those!
The. Games you and Jake play are vastly different I think that’s cool!
I'm sooooo glad Supraland was mentioned. If there was a top list of underrated games everyone should know about - Supraland and it's sequel would take the first place. And it's totally child friendly, a rarity these days.
Dragon Age Inquisition is such a good game. Even after all these years I still Iove it!
The shadow realm is so beautifully made. Layered on top of each other. It looked small when you started but god damn is it a big map.
From this list, two random events that blew my mind were: Morrowind, in my first playthrough at launch I suddenly got a buff that let me fly for a very very long time and after that I got obsessed to level my skills to fly again with magic... And RDR 2, once I saw a deer eating another dear, the noticing Arthur and running away like a demon.
So glad you included Divinity, I’ve ran that game 4 playthroughs so far and have discovered so many new things each time.
Exploration is one of the most satisfying parts of video games as a medium, for me. It captures that sensation that this is _your_ adventure, the journey of the _player,_ rather than the journey of the protagonist like in all other forms of entertainment.
Hollow Knight and the Souls games are at the top of my list for the most rewarding exploration experiences I’ve had, and it’s because of the extent to which they’re willing to go for secrets. It’s one thing to find a hidden room that contains a unique weapon, or some sort of easter egg, but those games hide entire areas, entire boss fights, even alternate endings behind walls and in corners of the map that can easily be missed by people who aren’t searching for them.
I admire that level of commitment to rewarding the player for exploring. I wish there were more games that went that far, that are that okay with people not seeing everything they have to offer. It’s why I’ve wanted to play Elden Ring for so long, and I know that when I can finally experience it soon, I know it’s going to be one of those games that will stick with me forever.
Also, thanks for completely spoiling the invisible bridge.
Lovely to see Gothic. Very, very good games, even nowadays. Just finished the first one and it was a blast. Started II not long ago.
Ooh Supraland is fantastic and also its DLC and sequels. Also Supraworld is coming.
Finally! Supraland is getting the recognition it deserves ^_^ I was surprised there was no mention of any GTA game in the video, but they do get mentioned in other videos quite often.
I just want to say whoever makes the Gameranx thumbnails, you are my hero and you're doing good work.
+1
what armor is that
Great list, rdr2 and cyberpunk’s worlds are some of my favorites in all of gaming
8:04 I think you hit the nail on the head there. "They're essiential parts of the experience." If you discover little tidbits here and there, the world feels lived in and breathing.
The fact that AC Valhalla made this list while The Witcher 3 did not is absolutely criminal. The cheese wizard is reason enough to put Witcher on this list.
Nice to see Supraland get a mention ... the DLC for it and Six Inches Under are also fantastic ... looking forward to SupraWorld 👍
Thanks for watching! :D
Supreland! Underrated as hell. First game of the 2020s (that I played) that actually felt like a game and not a weord ass interactive forum.
Enderal: Forgotten stories is one of the best games I've ever played. I genuinely recommend to check it out if you reading this comment. The world in this game is awesome as already been said, but the plot is also amazing. The characters are so deeply written you can't even imagine before you play
Okay, but it’s ABSOLUTELY CRIMINAL you didn’t include Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. Game has sooo many side routes you can get lost on for countless hours.
Ur hustle and passion always shine as high as the sky's u soar Mr. Falcon, keep singing.
Sincerely a stoned gamer dude, man.
Actually cannot believe you have Supraland as number 1!!! Such an incredible game!
Took a chance with it and didn’t put it down for weeks until I had 100% completed it.
Cannot recommend it enough.
Oh man SUPRALAND! I loved that game. Another one is coming out sometime as well. I think it's called supraworld. They also have a little spin off called supraland six inches under. Definitely worth it to buy those two if you love puzzles.
im glad the king of all crpgs is here. Pathfinder
This should be called “games with secrets that are better than the base game”
Surprised to see Lunacid on here, game is a real gem.
Morrowind? Gothic? Fallout 3? This is the list of my "good old gaming times" thank You!
Finally some love and appreciation for Supraland
Pathfinder WotR is one of the best RPGs I have ever played. It's totally worth sinking 100+ hours into.
San Andreas was my game as a kid. That map was so huge and kept me busy for months.
Xenoblade chronicles 3 is SO massive!!
I think subnautica could also be on this list. The realisation that the world isn't just big sideways but goes down... by a lot... was amazing 😅 lots of cool creatures and things to find, too.
Could yall do a ‘top 10-20 Best Horror games done right!’ list?
I’d love to see what I’m missing in the horror genre!
Oh man that xenoblade chronicles 3 music just hits so hard
great Supraland mention! very solid games
Did not expect to see DL2 getting some love, spent hundreds of hours on it
Ghosts of Tsushima for sure. That map just went in and on and was so beautiful
Hey was just looking for something to Watch with dinner Nice timing 😁👊🏼
Hey
Great video, and best of luck curing the severe uptalk!
My favorite Easter egg in Cyberpunk is the mission where you are tasked to transport some Japanese dude to safety in the trunk of a car after fighting off a bunch of Tiger Claws. At the end of the mission the guy that hired you for the job lets the guy explain who he is and its an almost word-for-word remake of Hidetoshi's story from The Office. I burst out laughing the moment I realized it on my first playthrough.
Holy shit. Supraland getting some love?
Those games are amazing!
Kind of surprised Witcher 3 wasn't on this list, given that it had so many secrets that xLetalis was able to make 'Things you missed...' videos for *15* *years*.
I'm surprised that No Man's Sky didn't make the list. There are sooooo many planets to explore and ships, freighters, and base building.
17:58 Xenoblade Chronicles 6 you say? 😂
Take a shot anytime falcon says secrets
Juicehead has some great videos explaining FO6B5 and how people cracked it. The most layered easter egg of all time.
Xenoblade Chronicles X was freaking amazing and I don't understand why I never hear anyone mention it!
I love this channel. Always has good stuff. Keep up the grind and great work, guys 👍👍
"Alright Falcon, you need to read this script"
Falcon: "Fine, but you can't stop me from having a snack"
It did sound like he was eating at one point right? Thought I was going crazy lol.
Combat is good and all - it's satisfying to beat challenging enemies, you get shinies and experience and it's good to just smash stuff sometimes - but a great story and exploring a big beautiful interesting world is where it's at for me. Immersed in Witcher 3 right now.
Supp Falcon
I love exploring more than combat at times
Honorable Mention: Tunic - Though a lot of what can be done in Tunic are available right away, when you're playing this game fresh then you have no idea how to do anything. Additionally... there are SO MANY secrets to find and unlock that you first need to notice that you're in the room for to use the D-Pad to unlock
Look folks. If you've ever had even a modicum of fun playing retro titles or you get down with sword and sorcery in any way, go play Lunacid! It's a little indie gem that is for sure worth your time.
ENDERAL MENTIONED RAAAAAAAAAH 🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝
Maaan that dude can dance!! I'm impressed lol
Red Dead Redemption 2 of course 😂
Awesome topic. Also.. Hey Falcon!
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Gothic , o my love , Ty for mentioning
Tunic I recently played and it definitely deserves a spot here
I’d argue Xenoblade Chronicles X had a much bigger scope for exploration than the others since flying in a Skell was a big part of it. There were places you obviously weren’t supposed to be that you could reach by flying
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0:07 I happen to have quite the “stagger” myself.