Gaming can be a costly hobby. It’s why prices of games and related hardware become a big game. Those are said to be, gaming has become much more accessible thanks to online marketplaces like Steam which offer games at discount prices. And there aren’t any better games for your money than games like open-world. There are 13 games at the moment – the cheap.
Please note that these prices are US-regional. These are not based on Steam and other geographical locations would have slightly different prices.
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Just Cause 3?
Avalanche softwares Just Cause is a literal game of destruction, and Just Cause 3 is no different. With victory over the disputed region of Solis, players take over the role of the series protagonist on the entire map. The sequel has some notable additions like weather calamities and is worthy of fans’ attention. A full package includes DLC and bonus features.
The far cry 3 is safe.
Far Cry 3 is almost 10, but it still remains quite a game. The adventure that Jason drew of self-discovery and survival on Rooks Island is as enjoyable as it is horrifying, and many of the praise of Vaas, the unforgettable character, is credited. From hunting to outsidepost liberations, players can often take part in a lot of distractions. And all is available on Steam for $20.
Sleeping Dogs: Definition: Definitive Edition.
Sleeping Dogs might look like a Grand Theft Auto knockoff at first glance, but those who played the game would tell you that its so much more than that. United Front Games built an impressive combat system which perfectly combines combat with weapons and weapons. The missions use these systems very well. The open-world itself is especially interesting, with many side activities as karaoke, car racing, martial arts and much more. The Definitive Edition comes with two additional storylines and all post-launch DLC, and all sold at $10 on Steam.
Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain.
Kojimasswansong Metal Gear Solid is a sandbox in the truest sense of the word. Even after almost seven years since the release, there are very few games that can claim the same amount of player freedom and player agency as Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain. Players are free to build their way through the countless missions scattered across the map, and the world will react accordingly. For example, headshoters often wear helmets, and conducting night operations will cause them to wear night vision goggles etc. And all that play is backed by an excellent story that always lays on unraveling its own – even if you search for its endless content. Metal Gear Solid 5-One: The Phantom Pain is available on Steam for $20.
Saints Row: The Third.
Like Sleeping Dogs we discussed earlier, Saints Row is a series that looks like its trying to rip off Grand Theft, but it’s a lot more than just that. In three mainline films, Saints Row has succeeded in finding a dedicated fan base due to its superior acting style and signature sense of humor. Some familiar with the franchise agree that Saints Row: The Third is one of the better games of the series, and it is available on Steam for only $10.
Sunset Overdrive
When the city’s ghosts flooded with sunlight, Sunset Overdrive is all about trying to stop an apocalypse that turned the city’s dieizens into mindless beasts who run with the Fizzco energy drink. Insomniac has built a detailed gameplay loop that allows a bit of freedom. As long as a few different weapons are available, the game’s gameplay is enjoyable. Apart from that, getting from point A to point B while grinding on rails and jumping on vehicles is a perfect experience thanks to its extensive mechanics. That’s free now, for just 20 dollars.
Batman: The Arkham Knight
While Batman: Arkham Knights PC port didn’t have the strongest stars, multiple post-launch patches have certainly made the game a lot better than before. And today’s game will be very good. Batman: Arkham Knight features the most polished rendition of Rocksteadys signature combo-heavy combat system, while some amazing Batmobile sequences offer a fun ride. While the main story missions have plenty of memorable moments and characters from Gothams, side-missions have even more encounters with iconic villains like Two-Face and Firefly among others. That is really a package that is not priced at $20 on Steam.
Fallout 4
Fallout 4 takes players into post-apocalyptic world, with opportunities to pursue and characters to meet. The game Fallout 4 features a plethora of interesting side missions in the gargantuan map that players can take part in. There are also various types of resources that players can search wastelands, among a slew of valuable equipment and resources. Fallout 4 is available on Steam for $20.
Bully: Scholarship Edition.
Easily one of the most unique games in the list, Bully sees players taking the role of Jimmy Hopkins as he leads Bullworth Academy. Players can also run errands for NPCs that can simply take care of their high school grades based on fighting with prefects and senior citizens. If school isn’t your thing, you can drive by bicycle around Bullworth on stolen scooter. Although the graphics have gone from time to time, it’s easy to play. The book Bully: Scholarship Edition, available for $20, is available on Steam.
Mafia 2
As for the pacifists as he is by its sword, Mafia 2 is also a very unique candidate for this list, because there is little else to do in the open world. The story is all about the protagonist in the story, where Vios Scaletta became a mafia family. But apart from that, the open world is most of a very restricted world with little impact on the whole story. This story was pretty interesting, with plenty of mission-and-a-half-and-a-half dollars on Steam Mafia 2, and still priceless.
Prototype
Radical Entertainments Prototype puts players in the shoes of Alex Mercer while he is trying to recover his memory of the past and to understand the mystery behind the blacklight plague that is spreading in the city. Mercer can climb walls and glide through buildings and destroy enemies with a fasting mission. It’s a fantastic power fantasy that is going to die for it until the end. Prototype is available for $20 on Steam.
Moon in an obscure city: Mordor’s ghost.
I am a little mad at the fantasy of J.R.R. Tolkiens novels, Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor revolves around the protagonist of this game and fights against Sauron in the various battlefields of Middle Earth. The combat is simple but fast-paced and the players have many options in choosing to be on enemy encounters. Even if Shadow of Mordor has its Nemesis System, which in use is for procedurally created Orc captains and the other means creates a unique story. Earth: Shadow of Mordor is available on Steam for $5.
Yakuza Zero
A prequel to the first game, Yakuza Zero follows the story of Kazuma Kiryu while he walked through the Yakuza for a while. You can easily see this premise in a very wide open world, but the story goes much deeper than this simple one, and of course in the case of Yakuza, its dense open world, with quests to find, side adventures to pursue, characters to meet and so much more. It is easy to get a spin on the franchise with the newest addition to the franchise.
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