Games in an open world with a pioneering combat mechanics

Summary

• Batman: Arkham City revolutionized the struggle with an open world with a rhythmic, combo mechanics for film but responsive fighting.

• The Ghost of Tsushima fighting fight requires accuracy through attitudes and counters and creates a deadly dance meeting.

• Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord offers realistic, extensive battles with a melee fight with a powered physics that combines strategy and action.

The genre of the open world is a diverse category full of titles that explore huge landscapes and even whole universes, immerse players in the world of villains and heroes waiting to be discovered. A big draw of these games (except the environment) is the ability to fight and fight a number of enemies in a unique way that is entertaining and enriching.

The game often takes an existing concept and improves it in a way that keeps the original DNA while providing something new. In other cases, however, a brand new combat system is introduced, which revolutionized the game world and is quickly accepted and based on future games because of its quality and difference from the competition.

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Batman: Arkham City

Rhythmic counters and intense close fighting

Batman: Arkham City He revolutionized the Melee struggle in the open world by introducing a rhythmic combo-based system based on timing and situational awareness. Players have the ability to flow fluently among enemies with precise inputs that reward reflexes and expectations, so they feel film -felt, but react by capturing the essence of the Dark Knight.

What caused this system to break off its availability and depth. Players could start with simple strikes, but unlock more advanced movements and combos, which used other gadgets for some wild stops and counters. Combined with large, atmospheric sections of Gotham and Stealth, which encouraged tactical thinking, the game created a new scale for superhero and action games.

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Ghost tsushima

Film fence that requires accuracy

Ghost tsushima It combines an open world with a samurai duel mechanics that requires discipline and timing rather than relying on multiplying buttons. The fight is based on attitudes and parria combined with timed counters that differ depending on the type of enemies and difficulty.

Every meeting feels like a deadly dance and the film presentation of the game increases tension. Whether they get involved in one-on-one or cut the tireless waves of Mongol attackers, players must constantly read their opponents and adapt or fail in this process. The result is a combat system that feels grounded and strikingly beautiful than incredibly satisfactory.

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Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord

Realistic battlefields for fighting with mounted and melee

Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord It brings a big struggle in real time to huge battles that use physics controlled Melee system, which rewards directional control and timing. Players can lead hundreds of soldiers in battle, engage in the mounted war and command sophisticated formations, all in the fight on the front lines.

What makes the struggle unique is his realism and tactical depth. Unlike traditional RPG, Bannerlord It requires an understanding of the types of momentum and weapons, because players not only fight but form a battlefield through their leadership. It is one of the few games that successfully combines strategy and real -time action and provides an experience that actually captures the medieval world throughout its brutality.

4

The dying light 2

Parkour first persons perfectly integrated with fighting

The dying light 2 It increases the first person's struggle by combining it smoothly with a liquid parkour, which includes a rapid passage in a world full of undead monsters. Players can drop over the enemies, wall and drop enemies from the roof, all when using melee weapons and craft instruments to survive a dangerous night ahead.

The fight feels dynamic because movement and location are as important as the choice of weapon and every dodge and each parry create an environment full of flow and rhythm. As the day of the day's night proceeds, the challenge intensifies and requires intelligent use of verticals and dexterity. This merger Traverse and Fighting distinguishes the game from more grounded zombie survival titles and pushes the genre in a whole new direction.

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Horizon Disabled West

Removing the machine and focusing target in real time

Horizon Zero Dawn maybe introduced this combat system in 2017 but Horizon Disabled West He improved his tactical, high combat struggle that revolves around the disintegration of the machine and accurate targeting in a dangerous world full of disintegration and destruction. Players are encouraged to study their robotic enemies and strategically look for weak points to remove components in the middle of the battle to deactivate attacks or gain rare materials.

This layered combat design is pushing players to use a wide arsenal of tools, from elementary arrows to spikes, and always think a few steps ahead. Boss fights often resemble encounters with a puzzle, where success depends on the preparation and rapid decision -making and the liquid action of the game offers a combat experience that feels equally tactical and exciting.

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Infamous: the other son

Strong movements that combined cutscenes with action

Second son It takes the existing formula from previous games and dials it to eleven and provides a combat system that is the same film and amazing parts. Fights revolve around using specific elements that can be obtained from different parts of the environment and exchange between them with access to different skills or take off certain enemies.

Each Power has its own finisher skill that can take a high sky or create an army of cyber angels to fight for players, each adding a feast for eyes that integrates smoothly into the world. It was also one of the first PS4 games to use the touchpad in a large way, requiring specific inputs and crossing to fully benefit from all aspects of elementary goodness.

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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

More than just rocking swords

Wizard 3 It is a remarkable game that takes traditional medieval fencing with fantasy elements, such as alchemy and magical features to provide a combat experience that includes much more preparation and thinking than most competitions. The enemies are not just the HP bar to be cleaned; Each has specific strengths and weaknesses that require the idea and strategy to use.

The fight against at first does not seem too complicated, but quickly shows its real colors and rewards those who are engaged in all available systems and provide a satisfactory style of struggle that excels in other titles in the genre. And with a system of difficulty, which actually makes sense in the context of the world, players will always feel able to take over any enemy.

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Prototype

Destruction and shaping everything in one

Prototype It provides one of the most top game systems they have ever seen because players have taken control of Shapeshifter with more than a few mad forces. They can transform their limbs into a series of weapons and combine them for a number of crazy attacks and brutal finishers who will shift the limits of the engine and the imagination of the player.

Fighting is the speed and chaos, a mixing building with close strikes to allow players to fully fulfill the powerful imagination at your fingertips. The amount of skills is quite crazy and the tools are simply there as a mechanism for playing the game, as players decide, whether they are violent or explosive.