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Man, imagine traveling to that mountain in the background and walking in place against an invisible wall. Or power walking against a door that never opens. The possibilities are endless.
Nah, I’ll take tightly designed open zones over an open world Dishonored any day
Second part of Dying light is pretty close…
Just picked up the game. Loving it thus far
That would be interesting
You would have to double their budget.
I think the maps are already vast in a way that affords multiple play styles and has a lot a lot a lot of interactables and lore, idk if the same magic could be replicated in an open world map where attention to detail could not be the same
Dishonored isn’t a franchise that would benefit from being open world in any way.