There’s no shortage of opinions around which Fallout is the best. Against our better judgment, here is VideoGamer’s attempt at ranking the best Fallout games.

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Players will have to start from zero and work their way up by earning loot and completing quests in these open-world games.

Where Winds Meet makes it ridiculously easy to lose track of time. You step outside a city gate or walk away from a main quest marker, and suddenly the entire world feels like it is gently urging you ...

Open-world games have changed a lot over the years. However, one consistent thing that appears across most large-scale open-world adventures is the ability to engage in some sort of crafting of ...

The core ideas of Watch Dogs have always been as engrossing as they are prescient. Playing as a hacker on the fringes of a surveillance state is an inherently cool setup for an open-world game, and ...

Where Winds Meet is nothing if not ambitious. Hailing from developer Everstone Studio and published by NetEase, the sprawling action-adventure will take us back a millennium to ancient China. My ...

Rockstar co-founder Dan Houser has offered the best explanation yet for why the developer's open-world spy thriller Agent fell by the wayside. So, what happened to Agent? Grand Theft Auto and Red Dead ...

Callum is a seasoned gaming managing editor for a number of publications and a gamer who will always try to shine a spotlight on indie games before giving AAA titles the time of day. He loves nothing ...

Remember Agent? After first mentioning it in 2007, Rockstar formally announced it in 2009—an espionage game in an open world, GTA meets James Bond, with all the cars-turning-into-submarines gadgetry ...