And then, on top of the characters - there are the several miles of stretched landscapes and sparkling hillsides. A million stories can be told just with one passing NPC, and it would only be too wondrous to be able to physically engage with them. Wandering the crisp hills of Ding Dong Dell and interacting with the millions of happy go lucky travellers can be a joy in itself. Then, on top of the gorgeous kingdom building, there is, of course - the rest of Ding Dong Dell, which is just as divine. This can be in the shape of an exciting Spellworks or Outfitters, or even a full-fledged farm to help feed your folk. There are many times throughout the game where you’re only goal is to evolve your kingdom and draw more citizens to your cause. Of course, with Revenant Kingdom - it is what you make of it. This list wouldn’t be complete without a good old JRPG - and we think Ni No Kuni truly is a work of art when it comes to world design. Every little piece of Eos tells a story, and we’d love nothing more than to just spend a day backpacking through it all. The roaring crowds following your every move in the towering metropolis of Insomnia. The tricking waters soaking against the Golden Quay beachfront. However, story aside, it’s the setting that captures our hearts and the fine eye for detail that Square Enix nails on the head. There isn’t a shred of rocket-paced action or a nervewracking boss battle to accommodate - just simplistic minutes that are most definitely worth soaking up every step of the way.įinal Fantasy XV’s primary goals are to develop lasting relationships with your closest friends, all while crossing the country in search of your bride-to-be.
Even if it’s just cruising through the desert wastelands in search of a gas station breathing in those few minutes with the roof down and the sun hitting the back of your neck truly are some of the purest moments of absolute bliss. In fact, with the game taking a lot of time to really halt the player from rushing through the story - absorbing the scenery really is one of the main goals to beating the campaign. One thing Square Enix perfected with the fifteenth chapter of Final Fantasy was breathtaking design. Whether it be among the clouds on an ashen-grey mountaintop, or in the depths of a neon-blue rainforest Monster Hunter always manages to gift wrap a spectacular surrounding that never fails to please the eye.įinal Fantasy 15 doesn’t hold back on its calming settings - and we’re all for that. The world itself hosts not only an entire library of unthinkable creatures - but also endless miles of polished landscapes and fascinating areas to uncover. Monsters aside, the New World has proven to be a worthy addition to our dreamworld agenda - and I’m sure we’d pay good money to jet off to the remarkable horizons that idle over the colossal sized planet, too.Ĭapcom paid a great deal of time to the design of Monster Hunter: World, and it sure paid off upon release. As tourists to the New World, I think we’d all enjoy branching out on stunning expeditions across untamed lands. Take away the death-defying checkpoints and oversized monsters - and you’ve got yourself a niche world with a natural outstanding beauty. If you don’t stop to look around once in a while - you could miss it. So, here are five unique settings that we’d love to visit outside of the dreaming world. And, it’s those specific worlds that are so flustered with wonder that we want to explore. Others, however, can truly engage with our intrigue and develop worlds that touch levels that even our wildest imagination struggles to fathom. Some, of course, can be somewhat common in this day and age, and many details can go unnoticed. We’ve seen hundreds of unique worlds proudly power on to our screens over the years, and we’re always left to question the wondrous minds behind every little design. Of course, VR is probably as close as we’ll get - but it doesn’t stop many of us from clutching on to that flawless dream. Sadly, when compared to real-life, video game worlds levitate into a whole other league one of which we always dream about venturing to in reality. Gaming can truly enhance even the most basic surroundings and make them spectacular works of art, and developers are only looking to build on that.
There’s nothing quite like fully immersing ourselves in a stunning world so that the drab flaws of reality can drift to the back of our minds.
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