10 BRAND NEW Open World Games That Are Trying Something NEW
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2024
- Here are some work-in-progress games coming soon that look like they're trying something a bit different.
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0:00 Intro
0:21 inZOI
1:43 Project Mugen
3:00 Enshrouded
4:09 Europa
5:12 Black Myth Wukong
6:05 DokeV
7:22 Avowed
8:22 Rise of the ronin
9:23 Crimson Desert
10:42 Light no fire
10- inZOI
Platform: PC
Release Date: TBA
9- Project Mugen
Platform: PC PS4 PS5
Release Date: TBA
8- Enshrouded
Platform: PC
Release Date: January 24, 2024
7- Europa
Platform: PC
Release Date: April 16, 2024
6- Black Myth Wukong
Platform: PC PS5 XSX|S
Release Date: August 20, 2024
5- DokeV
Platform: PC
Release Date: 2024
4- Avowed
Platform: PC XSX|S
Release Date: 2024
3- Rise of the ronin
Platform: PS5
Release Date: March 22, 2024
2- Crimson Desert
Platform: PC PS4 Xbox One
Release Date: TBA
1- Light no fire
Platform: PC
Release Date: TBA 
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In Light no fire. I love how they're taking the tech to render the universe and slim it down to 1 planet. Can't wait to see what they can do with the concept.
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It's going to be insane. The tools they've given the AI and the freedom they gave it to build the world. We're going to see some of they most incredible open worlds we've seen in gaming.
@@gameranxTV Lol that thumbs up i like to believe is a "cool story bro" type comment.
Wait what!? HOLY I'm excited now since that formula fits Fantasy genre like Valheim
Just remember they promised all the same shit with No Mans Sky.
So it'll probably end up being 1 player, 1 continent, and half the crap they promised will be removed.
The way I see with Light No Fire is that Hello Games had one of the biggest blunders in gaming history but also had the greatest comeback. I do not doubt that hello games has learned a lot from NMS, I got faith in them now. Definitely a game I want to follow and pick up in the future
Edit: for ever one who talk doodoo about me saying I'm dumb for wanting to buy a game early. I'm firm believer of waiting for games to release then purchase them. But I've decided I'm gonna pre-order it because it's my damn money amd I'm very petty 🍑💨
And on top of the experience gained so far, they also have a lot more resources to back it up. We should not preorder any game anymore, including those from Hello Games, but that said, I have faith that this is not gonna flop hard
I wasn't as angry as others with NMS, but it was still disappointing when I had it and put it into my console. But, I'd respect it if when they show the gameplay trailer, if it doesn't match up to the reveal trailer they say something like "yeah it's a WIP, but the reveal is our goal". That's way different than pre-rendered "planets" and then saying "Yeah this is just one example of the QUINTILLION BILLION MILLION". But I think they learned their lesson.
I hope u are right but it seems like HelloGames is already overhyping it and promising a bunch of things that sound too good to be true so I'm afraid this is gonna end up having the same reception as NMS
NMS still sucked ass. Even after updates
@@user-lw4hz5hx5h I think the circumnavigation itself wouldn't be all that revolutionary. You can already do that on any of the quintillions of planets in No Man's Sky. Making the planet worth exploring is an other pair of sleeves.
The idea of using the tech for a big space game consolidated down to one planet is so amazing. With alll the new talent and lessons learned I'm hyped for light no fire
I have faith in Light No Fire because so much of it just feels like if you took NMS compacted all the worlds into one single world and made it fantasy instead of scifi, and that's not a bad thing.
Agreed.
and that might just be right up my alley
clunky, bad mechanics, grind sim, boring lore, and souless story/characters? Yup u got it
They are gonna fuck up again.
@@KobeJordanHakeem I mean, you're not enirely wrong but it's still popular for a reason. If it isn't at least good now there's no way they could have come back from that much hate. Besides people wanted procedural Minecraft in space, not a deep roleplaying story. Still better then Starfield.
I love medieval settings, but a lot of them seem to rely on magic or are very heavy on fantasy (which I do also enjoy), so I’m excited to play Crimson Desert!
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Have you tried Kingdom Come Deliverance? That’s pretty much historical nonfiction, helms with different visors even change how well you can see. It’s soooo good.
@@The.Nasty.I never got past 15-20 min of gameplay... maybe combat is too realistic? 😂
Would love a more arcady but still grounded game, like a RDR2 in medieval times.
Crimson Dessert is definitely the highlight in this list for me.
It looks stunning with some really unique looking mechanics, from the pole vaulting to horse drifting.
Super excited to see more of it.
@@Shadow__133 People forget to mention that Kingdom Come Deliverance is similar to a simulation game.
For example. Combat seems to suck because your character does everything slow and has no stamina.
After the prologue when you settle down, you can learn from someone combat every morning and if you do that for few in-game days then you will fight properly like other soldiers due to proficiency of cardio, strength, choice of weapon etc.
Now take that and apply to shooting a bow, cooking, alchemy and other things you can train in that game. It's basically what heavily modded Immersive Skyrim wanted to be.
Based on just the graphics and the action, Black Myth Wukong looks insanely good.
It looks like it's going for both high graphic fidelity AND great art direction, which is sadly a combination that is a little too rare these days imo.
Yeah i was about to say, the character designs look amazing
@@Darkprosper Have u played bioshock infinite ? that game is a perfect example of what great art and lightling can do for a game
It's going to be a banger
Shame the director is a complete misogynist
Project Mugen has a vibe that strongly resonates with Persona. Both seem to share a captivating blend of unique storytelling, engaging characters, and a touch of mystique that keeps me hooked.
Never thought we would get an open world swinging through a city game that looks like an anime Spider-Man I like the cool hover bike vehicle and the graphics are beautiful
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Same thoughts here 👋 sometimes small additions di refresh a genre, what openworlds needed right now
My biggest concern with it is the monetization. I'm pretty sure it's going to be a "free" to play predatory gacha junkyard of crap wrapped in what would otherwise be a really fun game.
corny weeb anime shit
Oh my! Light no fire looks incredible imo
inZOI looks like the game with the graphics Sims should have been years ago. Be great to see what it turns out to be
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Looks like what Sims 4 supposed to be. Open world (like it was in Sims 3) but with much more complexity. I really hope Koreans gonna be successful in doing it, would put tons of hours in that game.
@@CartoonHangoutI want a Sims game that feels like a Sims game but with better features because what EA has been spewing for a decade is an expensive DLC simulator. There's no life to TS4 and TS2 + 3 did so much better in gameplay.
It's great that we finally have competition in life sim games. inZoi, Paralives and Life By You will change the life sim scene.
Yeah if nothing else I hope INzoi and ParaLives force EA to actually iterate and make a good Sims game with genuine improvements.
Light no fire seems really promising, although I'm cautious about the almost mmo aspect. If others can interact with things you're doing, past experience has shown that too many people are only interested in destroying what everyone else has. The Crimson Desert one looks amazing and the fully sp really appeals to me
The people you talk about made me quit online gaming for good, i hate it when people think video games is all about killing, destroying and wreak havoc ruining the experience for other players.
@@mohammadsamara5398 This right here!
@@mohammadsamara5398You speak the truth. The griefers made me lose interest in GTA online so fast.
you could probably play solo too
If you play no man sky. They can’t destroy it. Unless you allow them. You can’t even terraform the ground that have been claimed.
Light no fire is earth size or even bigger. It is so big you rarely see a human. No billion players will play this game. We can’t even occupy the earth with almost 8 billion population. How much a 1 million max players if it is popular.
4:58 dude come on.. unique??? this looks more zelda than zelda...
Nice list. There was one game I was expecting to see because it is so different: Island of Insight. It's a shared open world game where you solve hundreds of puzzles from hidden object to pattern matching to glass mazes. The graphics are very good and it is just a pure world of tons of puzzles. There is even a demo of it on Steam that is pretty significant. I recommend you give it a try.
DokeV and InZOI look awesome! I love the art styles.
I'm definitely going to try out the Europa demo when I get home.
Yeah europa reminds me of journey looks like a relaxing beautiful experience and that massive town world you can explore in dokey v looks stunning much more appealing to me than the Pokémon games I love the variety of vehicles you can ride around as well
YOOO! inZOI 👏 you knew it's a Korean game when it resembles the visual style identity for its eye candy graphics 😁
InZOI's initial trailer blew me away! Looks incredible. We'll see in the year(s) coming how it plays out. I'll most likely be picking it up!
alot of these looks pretty amazing! hope they don't disappoint, i've been itching to play something new and different.
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No Man's Sky mediocre starting state was down to them being rushed, I imagine. They were probably getting to the point that they really needed cash flow to keep the studio afloat; a big part of that is probably due to them losing pretty much everything in a flood at one point, more or less leaving them to start from scratch. They followed through in the end, expanding the game.
At this point they're probably pretty stable financially, so they can fully flesh out Light No Fire before releasing it. It'll probably get big updates too, over several years, but I anticipate that its features and gameplay at launch will be very good.
They've already been working on it for five years and Sean talked about wanting to continue updating it for ten years.
Hi Gameranx! I love these lists
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Crimson Desert really caught my attention. Very excited to see the release
Europa looks like a Studio Ghibli Film turned into a game, the decaying stone mechs looks like something from Studio Ghibli
Black Pearl Abyss is shaping up to be one hell of a game studio, the potential i saw when playing BDO was instant
I am so excited for DokeV! As you said, I am so disappointed by the lack of content and quality in the Pokemon franchise so hopefully Pearl Abyss pulls it off and creates a new cool creature collecting game. Project Mugen looks cool as well!
The world you can explore to me already looks more interesting than Pokémon I love the different vehicles you can drive around
Very interested to see Light No Fire. Hello Games have done a stellar job with No Man's Sky and I'm sure they've learned a LOT in the process. And despite the rocky launch they've more than delivered so I'm all about this new game of theirs.
A lot of the features and tech that we have gotten are clearly being used in this new game. So them giving us all these updates for free wasn't just about them making up for the launch but clearly it was also R&D for this new game. Whatever state this new game launches in it will obviously be much much better than NMS launch.
I think what impressed me most with Hello Games and NMS is that they stuck with it, even after the disaster at release. Many other well-known devs haven''t done the same.
There is something really appealing about the camera work in Crimson Desert, feels like a drone following the character.
So many of these games look INSANELY GOOD. I can't wait to try them.
I hope that Obsidian delivers with Avowed. I think they have the juice to make one hell of a badass game. Fingers crossed
Video games have gotten pretty formulaic, innovation is a big thing, games need to branch and try to do new things.
I concur, almost copy and paste.
This is why I couldn't give 2023 the same praise as everyone else. Sure we got Armored Core, Baldurs Gate and Alan Wake but so many other games that came out just seemed like DLCs to their previous entry.
And we'll be there with our wallets open rewarding them, even if the new ideas don't work out.
Genre has been derivative all along, being an amalgamation is a great direction to start with. like what inspires Crimson Desert
Err have you played BG3?….
Great video as always, can't wait for these games 🙌
these look really refreshing, im looking forward to these
Just found gameranx a few weeks ago and cant stop binge watching the videos. Keep it up guys!
I was the same way when I discovered them a few months ago
I hope Light No Fire has an incredible launch.
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Black Myth Wu Kong, along with Dragon's Dogma 2, are the most anticipated games, personally.
i think Wukong is like Nioh in the sense that u select a mission u want to go to and u have a designated area for that mission to explore. (i could be wrong)
Looking forward to inZOI, Project Mugen, Black Myth Wukong, and Rise of the Ronin.
Black Myth, Avowed and Rise of Ronin are the good ones. Project Mugen? Anime weeb shite lol
Love waking up to a fresh new video from you guys! Thanks for always inspiring me!
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Thanks for the headsup for the Europa demo, going to try this right now. :)
Always looking for new open world games. Good list
Crimson Dessert is basically the next Skyrim. You’re able to fly dragons and stuff, I can’t wait for it!!!
Mmmmmmm ... dessert! 🤤
I actually think that Star Wars Outlaws could be in this list. Aside Kotor we never had a Star Wars open worlds game (especially in recent time), and after what Massive created for Avatar I'm even more excited for this next one
@@therotten6152 I mean I can't see the similiarieties cause one is a looter shooter game with bullet sponge enemies, the other an adventure open world with an actual plot.
We have had swtor
It's Ubisoft,they make games just for money.
@@oliverwilliam6931 bro thinks everything in the world is free and its country give him free water, light and food 💀
FYI for this thread - Massive is an Ubisoft studio, so if there is another Ubisoft title as well, both are Ubisoft games. So if you are going to bash one but not the other I'd advise you not to do it on the basis of the developer ;) lol
Thanks for this list! Will consider checking them out!
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Nice video. Good style. Good presentation. Thanks.
It's not very well known but 'The Wayward Realms' also looks very different and promising - its made by some of the people behind Daggerfall!
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I can't wait to hear more about Light No Fire. After everything they've been through with No Mans Sky, I'm sure they've learned a lot. I don't think they're setting any unrealistic expectations, they just need to take the time to do it properly. We saw what they can do with No Mans Sky over time. They just need to be able to pull off a product like that at launch
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I really love the 10FPS on inZOI - really immersive
One of the few cases where I liked every single game showcased in the video. Props.
If you do a part two, could you include Dragon's Dogma 2?
It ticks all the boxes. It's an open world game that comes out next year and knowing the first Dragon's Dogma, it's definitely going to do things differently.
The magic alone in Dragons Dogma earns it a special spot. No other game has ever come close to as cool of magic and not just "Elemental beams" like most games do.
I think Dragons Dogma 2 was not included in the list is because its a list of NEW games and not sequels.
@@TheDisappointingIndian Ah, good point. Didn't think of that.
I would love if Light No Fire was their take on an open world MMORPG; I think they gained a lot of valuable information from how No Man’s Sky went from launch and the first couple years to how they made it into the incredible game it is today. Devs need to stop looking for a “Destiny Killer” or “WoW Killer” when making MMO’s and just be themselves and it can be amazing. And now they know how to properly support and maintain a massive game so I’m very excited to see what comes of that!!!
Given game announcement track records, Light No Fire should be ready to play in 2028.
@@KevvoLightswift haha that’s a fair point, but I’d like to think and maybe naively so, that when devs like hello games and cd projekt red with cyberpunk, see a horrible launch window then worked their butts off to right the wrongs, then they deserve the benefit of the doubt for their next release. In contrast devs like BioWare after anthem deserve to go backwards and have to make an incredible indie to be able to get back to making AAA games. I’m being overly optimistic lol
@@AlphaJagg I hope you’re right, bro. Pal World looks great, but they’ve delayed it several times already, so the release date of Jan 2024 leaves me skeptical.
It just occurred to me, wtf does Sean Murray know about balancing multiplayer?!
Anyone else really enjoy the horse getting yeeted off the cliff at 10:41? 😂
I love your guys videos and watch them alllll the time! Just a little thought tho, would you guys consider adding that title tag that you play after the number of each game at the end too? It’s a nice intro to each game and says the current release time so I often try ss it if I like the game, but I don’t know if I like the game until after you have talked about it and therefore have to rewind back to that intro clip each time.
If you guys added that game title and release date tag at the end of each game it would save so much time.
Thanks :))
i think Elden Ring dlc will take all the attention in 2024
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I followed no mans sky before and far after release, very closely. I’ve always ‘created’ what I thought were amazing game ideas in my head since I was a kid. When no mans sky was announced, it inspired this thinking in me again. I thought to myself… why didn’t they just make a singular world that can be easily filled with beautiful landscape, character and community. I am excited to see what they accomplish.
“You can do it out in the real world as well” totally flew over my head the first listen 😆
Wow quite a few games that I've never heard of. Thanks for the video.
Watching the Game Awards we were all talking about how the NMS devs had probably learned their lesson and Light No Fire would be awesome, and then the dev started talking about how insanely ridiculously advanced and innovative it would be and instantly *everyone* went "oh, nope, they haven't learned." It'll probably be good in several years though, and I'm really looking forward to when that happens!
'Go anywhere, do anything' is the biggest red flag for me when looking at these games 😅
I'm kinda hopeful for Rise of the Ronin, but what I noticed in their trailer (for example at about 9:00) is that the red leaves don't move and it just made me appreciate the beauty of Ghost of Tsushima even more, just those leaves moving was SO satisfying back then.
After Before you Buy, these "preview" videos are by far your next best type of content. Every time i watch one of these my steam wishlist gets longer!
Would love to see more gameranx videos about upcoming 2024 games!
Excited for Project Mugen and Crimson Desert looks absolutely perfect.
Now that Sims is gonna have future competition maybe they will stop selling 50 different DLCs for $40 each
As much as I would love that to happen, given EA being behind the Sims, I think that is a fat chance and very unlikely.
@@kingzach74 thats a good point
We need more realistic open world games like GTA. Sick of all these copy paste fantasy games
Just wanted to throw down a comment for the algorithm as I don't always get chance. I catch 90% of your guy's content and it's brilliant. Thank you for all the great videos. Keep it up, we all appreciate it! :)
10:40 Hope that horse unlocked the no-fall damage perk 😂
At first, I was only moderately excited about Light No Fire, which I think was their intention. They know better than any studio how important it is to under promise and over deliver. But after really thinking about it over this past week, I dont see how this game could be anything less than absolutely revolutionary. They're taking everything they've learned from No Man's Sky and putting it on ONE huge multiplayer planet. People are going to build tribes, factions, cities, and even countries when given enough time. There will be an entire earth to explore with massively varied and interconnected biomes, hundreds if not thousands of different species of fauna and flora. Think about how dense and full of content No Man's Sky has become, now squish all that work and effort into one carefully crafted planet that you can build on and explore by yourself or in communities. It's going to be unlike anything we've ever experienced.
Yeah... too much like the real world for me, with the tribes and communities thing. Mind if I don't?
@bigglyguy8429 Well yeah do whatever you want. That's what I'm saying. What's stopping you from finding a little unexplored spot in the woods to be by yourself?
@@ryanwhite654 Well the first thing is the need for broadband connection, which is not guaranteed, plus my wife, a lecturer, often does zoom classes from home now. I like stuff on my own PC, not some always connected thing for multiplayer. In fairness I've never tried such a thing but surely there must be a lot of lag and stuttering? Ew.
@bigglyguy8429 Bro, you don't have to do any of that. You know you have the freedom to do whatever you want. Right?
@@kassaken6521 W..W.weally? *puppy eyes
The Day Before is not on this list? It did something new by bankrupting its studio in just 4 days 😂
My most anticipated fantasy game is definitely Crimson Desert and Project Muggen. I love the art style and anime vibes of Project Muggen. It's like Genshin Impact without the gatcha elements (hopefully). And of course Crimson Desert looks phenomenal. I never got into BDO but hopefully Crimson Desert will be good. They could maybe even add co-op down the line as a DLC. I'm sure that would be popular but I would be glad for another single player open world fantasy RPG. It has Witcher vibes and I like all the RPG elements like you can even have pet cats and stuff.
Im glad You guys put LNF in the first place.
Crimson desert is like a mashup of all my favorite games, it almost seems too good to be true.
As soon as I heard blade was coming out I immediately yelled "It's the day walka". Loved that game.
Robin Hood Sherwood Builders is also looking pretty unique for an open world rpg with it's village building
A few on here I like the look of, been waiting on avowed, that looks like the one I will enjoy the most but light no fire and crimson have definitely got my attention recently
If even a fraction of these games are as good as they look, I'll be happy. These all look mind blowingly amazing!
Man I'm dying to hear more about Dokev from Pearl Abyss. That game came out of nowhere but vanished soon within the 2021 E3 season.
I have been waiting for Enshrouded and Light No Fire. Enshrouded has a release date very soon and plan to be playing that for a bit. A game I had not heard about was inZOI I am very interested in that.
Yes! A Dokev update. I've been curious about this one for a while.
9:57 the people in the background were like fuck that and dipped. 🤣 even the giant guy.
I can’t wait to try The Day Before. The trailer looks awesome!
I wasn’t expecting there to be so many cool looking games on this list.
Really glad to see a few fantasy open world games on this list! More skyrim and Witcher 3 type games pleasseeeee
project mugen looks crazy af, cant wait
Really excited for Enshrouded and Light No Fire!
I heard the day before tries combining various aspects of open world survival and extraction shooters to siphon money out of your pockets! Man I can't wait to play that game
If hello games can make a game that has over billions of planets to explore, imagine what they would do to 1 planet and how you can explore that. (They’re probably not going to incorporate a map in light no fire for the sake of exploration)
Excited for sure for LnF. But, crimson desert hmmm? Maybe ill have to check it out
Seriously been waiting for Doke V news. Thanks , Ganeranx team
Europa looks so interesting, im always playing my fav open world action games, heavy combat, shooting, i definitely will be checking europa out
cant wait for wukong, been waiting for it ever since 2023
Wukong and Light No Fire for me - but the latter is the real showstopper here. I actually forgot about NMS's history for a minute until y'all brought it up lol. Hope they've learned through it all though and can hit this quality for a whole planet. Someone should be able to do this by now, really.
Really looking foward to PROJECT MUGEN and RISE OF THE RONIN
Great video as always
Project Mugen, and Rise of the Ronin are at the top of my wish list. Also Light no fire has my full support. Especially after the dedication the devs have shown to No man's sky after expectations were not met initially.
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Light No Fire looks great but I will be cautiously optimistic about it. I want to see either early access reviews or I will wait until I see reviews after launch.
i am so excited for light no fire. I only recently got super into no mans sky and i haven't had this much fun exploring in a game since i first played botw
That Light No Fire clip is amazing but you can also see it's only the area directly around the player that looks like that. Right off to the side you can see it stops and when they are flying all the detail is gone. No chance it looks like that initial shot.
that Wukong trailer in the game awards really got me interested
I love the premise of taking a well-established genre and adding one major new thing to it. I am a game developer and this is how we move the media and the genres forward. Warren Spector, creator of Deus Ex, calls it the Importance of the One New Thing, that your game doesn’t need to be completely new from scratch.
In a recent video I made I talked about remakes and how even they can add important ideas to already established game franchises.
I’m quite looking forward to Nightingale, sounds like a cool concept
First video filled with truly next gen looking games. wow. those anime crazy things seem pretty
fire vids always
Inzoi is the exact game I’ve been wanting for YEEEEARS
Enshrouded was a huge surprise. I spent so much time playing Portal Knights!
Im really excited about Crimson Desert and would like to hear more about Light No Fire, looks like it could potentially be good.
Sun Wukong is the Monkey King, detailed in a Chinese novel from the 16th century and a popular character in Chinese folklore. NinjaTheory's Journey to the West is inspired by that story, but there the Forbidden Kingdom with Jackie Chan, as one interpretation of the character.