People are really jonesing for games to play at the moment, so the longer they are the better. 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Assassin's Creed: Odyssey is 😼a big one, but for those who have beaten it or have got their value from it, w♒e've got some recommendations.
Now, the most accurate suggestion would be another Assassin's Creed game like Origins, but that feels like cheating. The primary criteria here are games with action, RPG elements, and being open-world doesn't huꦯrt either. So, with that in mind, let's take a look.
10 🔥 Marvel's Spider-Man
While the modes of travel and overall narrative of the titles couldn't be more different, it turns out the Spider-Man title made by Insomniac Games is actually the closest game we can think of objective-wise and coincidentally has a sequel in the works 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:that many are excited for.
To compare the two, there are synchronization points all over New York that open up the map and show objective markers. also, Peter Parker spends most of the game swinging from rooftop to rooftop clearing out warehouses or camps of baddies, much like Kassandra/Alexiox does in Greece. And third, The combat is very fast-paced and focuses on dodging and counter-attacking much like Odyssey's parry into counter-attacks.
9 ✃ Dishonored 1 & 2
Both Dishonored 1 or 2 would work perfectly to substitute a player's assassination cravings. While the original Dishonored is pretty linear and level-based, the sequel opens up a൩ bit more. In any case, they're both about sneaking around assassinating people in the most efficient way possible.
The game doesn't quite stack up as an open-world game next to Odyssey, but for those who loved infiltrating a fort and slowly taking out every enemy one by one from the bushes, Dishonored 1 & 2 is more of what they want.
8 🎉 Hitman 1 & 2
Like Dishonored, the recent Hitman games have become amazing at creating a world full of tools for creatively t🐠aking out targets. Agent 47 has never been more well-equippedꦬ with a wider scope of maps and contracts to take on.
Hitman 1 and 2 (the recent ones) are level-based,168澳洲幸运5开奖网: relatively long, and not open world like Odyssey, but there's still such a large berth of content to work through in each of these. The story missions, online modes, escal✅ation contracts, and even the Elusive targets are just a few of the many ways people can get the most out of these titles.
7 Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain 🔯
For the fans who had a lot of fun exploiting the AI in enemy forts or camps to perfectly clear an area, Metal Gear Solid 5 is the perfect game to move onto next with16꧟8澳洲幸运5开奖网: an astoun𒅌ding amount to master and learn. While MGS5 did come out back in 2015, the sheer depth of tools and ways Punished Snake can take-down/incapacitate en♑emies is abs꧟urd.
There are interchangeable prosthetic arms, companions with their own skills, v🌄ehicles, throwables, consumables, a ton of weapons, settlement customization🐲, plenty of gadgets, and even a giant mech or two to play around with for hundreds of hours on end.
6 🐈 The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
Finally, there's a proposal for a game that can even come close to comparing with Odyssey's staggering map size and that's The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt. Now, in this game Geralt isn't clearing ou⛦t forts or encampments constantly, the quests and side q⛦uests take up most of the moment-to-moment action.
But, it's a game about this demigod-esque warrior fighting creatures and humans, solving crimes, and romancing different people everywhere they go (168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Geralt doeওsn't always make good decisions). And, convenien♐tly enough, that p🔴erfectly summarizes Alexios/Cassandra as well.
5 Middle-Earth: Shadow Of W⛎ar💖
Shadow of War, the sequel to Shadow of Mordor is Warner Bros' attempt at an Assassin's Creed title set in the Tolkien Universe. The sequel introduces a lot of new mechanics that diverge from other similar titles but that first game ha💞d some striking similarities.
Players will notice that the Nemesis system, in particular, feels incredibly similar to Origins Phylankes and Odyssey's Cult of Kosmos groups. This is because Ubisoft made their own version of the nemesis system in Origins, and fine-tuned it in Odyssey. So, going back to see where these integral syst🌟eꦚm mechanics come from is a worthwhile endeavor.
4 Far Cry 5
Quite frankly, any of the Far Cry games after FC2 would work as a recommendation,🏅 but that tracks since both of these series are made by Ubisoft. It really feels li🙈ke both have the same DNA, and while they share almost nothing in terms of combat or narrative, the objective/camp clearing is almost the exact same.
Far Cry 5 introduces a lot of new tools, mechanics, animal companions, and weapons to use. So, if players want something like Assassin's Creed Odyssey but with a different "flavor" FC5 would easily work. Plus, and this bit is extra important, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:players can pet the dog in it.
3 Sleeping Dogs 🔯
Sleeping Dogs will never get the amount of renown and credit it deserves even if fans still try to promote it for new players whenever given the chance. Sadly, a sequel is likely never coming as the studio that developed the game, United Front Games, officially closed down 💛in 2016. But what better way to honor them to enjoy the game they poured their souls into? The story follows Wei Shen, an accomplished martial artist loving cop as he works his way into the Triads undercover.
This title is open-world, has RPG mechanics, with some of the most enjoyable combat in the last decade or so. While there isn't any of the camp clearing or assassinations, players will still find it a fantastic game to play after their adventure ends in Odyssey.
2 Hori💝zon Zero Dawn ♈
If Killzone fans were told back in 2013 that the next game the studio who made their beloved franchise would be making is an open-world title where an archaic bow-wielder fights mechanics robots in a neanderthal-esque setting, they would've lost their minds. Horizon Zero Dawn is quite the unique game where players live out the story of Aloy as she figures out who she is, where she comes from, and what happened 🍸to the Earth before her time.
In terms of combat, Odyssey likely beats out Horizon, as Aloy is more of a bow-user than an up-close fighter, and she prefers setting up traps for a fight instead of going in, bloodlust aplenty. Horizon is a bit of a slower and more atmospheric adventure, but it's guaranteed that players who liked Odyssey will find value in HZD as well.
1 The Legend Of Ze🌞lda: Breath Of The Wild
Never did Nintendo fans think that a fair comparison could be made between an Assassin's Creed game and a Legend of Zelda title, but here it is. Breath of the Wild was an insanely risky move for an LoZ mainline game, but it obviously worked out amazingly. Link journeys all throughout post-apocalyptic Hyrule, clearing out Bokoblin Camps, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:finding/solving Shiekah Shrines, and mayb൲e finding a bit of time to🔯 cook some food.
Shockingly there's a lot these two games share from Combat abilities to Horse Travel and even the whole concept of clearing out the followers of an Evil Demigod who wants to control the world. And, both of them have quite168澳洲幸运5开奖网: the expansive post-game as well.