what's the biggest game you've ever played Red Dead 2 Skyrim The Witcher 3 well I hate to break
it to you but those games aren't even close to the biggest what is up everybody chaos here today
we're going to take a look at some of the absolute biggest video game worlds of all time these are
spanning sprawling and some of these are actually uh pretty insane I mean they're pretty popular
While others you may never have heard of these titles let me know which ones you've actually
experienced for yourself make sure you guys are subscribed just cause three that's how we're gonna
kick it off released in 2015 it was the second to last game in the franchise but many consider it to
be the best yes the story was nothing special but is anybody really playing Just Cause for the story
no you're not the open World sandbox explosion Fest is why you're there I mean you can do the
craziest things you could imagine and then topping your previously Insanity record is the goal set in
a fictional island in the Mediterranean you have to fight to liberate it from an evil dictator with
this wide array of weapons vehicles and gadgets and perhaps the best part was zipping around the
map with your grapple hook and wing suit like some makeshift version of Batman and there was a lot
of map to see it was huge just cause three's open worlds approximately 390 square miles
putting it on this list of biggest game worlds ever definitely worth a try if you never have
speaking of Just Cause let's stick with it just cause four the sequel is next up because what
is a video game sequel if not just one giant one-up of the last game or at least that's
how sequels used to work just cause 4 dropped in 2018 it's currently the last game in the franchise
largely due to the underperformance now once again featured this massive game world with a seemingly
endless list of things to try and the gameplay wasn't as polished this time around and there was
quite a few technical problems this map though was a whopping 636 square miles but it doesn't
quite have the same fun Factor as its predecessor I guess that's the trade-off for making everything
bigger doesn't necessarily make everything better with that being said though it's gonna get bigger
Final Fantasy XV who's excited for Final Fantasy 16. the last Mainline Final Fantasy game was draw
back in 2016 for the PS4 and the Xbox One and later got a juicy PC Port plus it was a launch
title for the Google Stadium but nobody really cares about that anymore especially not Google
this open world action RPG featured a lot of departures from the normal Final Fantasy formula
and it was a huge change of pace from ff14 but it also featured an absolutely ridiculous game world
it's approach approximately 750 square miles in playable area which is by far the biggest in the
franchise's history and it's still one of the biggest RPG maps of all time story mixed bag I
guess from the community but it did have good gameplay beautiful visuals in a massive world
that would take you forever to explore so give it a shot if you have it especially with the
long-awaited sequel finally dropping next year at number seven Ghost Recon breakpoint now the new
ghost recon Series has not been positively received yes the old Ghost Recon games are
awesome who remembers advanced Warfighter on the 360. remember the classic titles on the Xbox and
the PC how would the mighty have actually Fallen now break point it's more like a copy paste of
the division but with more micro transactions and a borderline pay to win gameplay Loop yes
the gameplay is beautiful the massive world is cool to explore but with everything else
about it is a problem I'm not going to give it a pass just because it's a really big map
Ghost Recon breakpoint features an open world it's approximately 781 square miles big making
it one of the largest Ubisoft sandboxes of all time and definitely the biggest Ghost Recon game
ever made but unfortunately a gaming community did not like it in the game flopped now it's
unclear if Ghost Recon is ever going to make a comeback at this point but hopefully if Ubisoft
decides to do another one they remember to keep it closer to the classics than the new
stuff nobody wants an open world Ghost Recon game they want a classic tactical shooter
the crew too released in 2018 It Takes the Cake for being the single biggest Ubisoft sandbox of
all time at the time of this video's recording at least open World Racing game following in the
original footsteps with some really cool visuals addicting driving control super engaging driving
and scaled down versions of Real World locations The Crew 2 takes place in a much smaller version
of a section of the U.S that is painstakingly recreated for the game and allows you to free
roam the entire thing the map is estimated to be somewhere between 3100 and 4400 square miles and
if you're a fan of games like Forza go give this one a try at number five Fallout 76 now it feels
a little unfair to put it on this list since it's technically a multiplayer game and those are just
naturally going to be bigger in size but there's still a lot of single player content Bethesda
swears you can play it solo so here it is Fallout 76 dropped in 2018 it was a radical departure from
The Fallout formula mainly by being complete not really goodness yeah it was supposed to be
some kind of hybrid between online survival and Fallout 4 and it ended up being boring repetitive
and buggy it was overpriced but after a few years of updates in bethesda's swallowing their pride
it's actually in a good spot solid community of players plus with a game World of roughly 24
000 square miles it earns a number five spot today so if you haven't played Fallout 76 in a few years
maybe go reinstall it give it another try it's not quite like a No Man's Sky comeback story but
it's pretty close Elders grows to Daggerfall the Elder Scrolls games are known for having worlds
that are massive even if they physically aren't Skyrim for example has a world that people spend
years exploring despite the fact that it's only about 14 square miles however this wasn't always
the case Elder Scrolls 2 actually had one of the biggest game maps ever recorded especially for an
offline single player game according to estimates daggerfall's map hovers somewhere around 161
000 square kilometers that translates to around a hundred thousand square miles and
I'm not making that up there's over 15 000 cities towns Villages dungeons yeah the game is freaking
massive and it's a little confusing why you never hear about it much anymore I guess some
people see it as kind of the the bad batch of Elder Scrolls but I there it is dropped
in 96. still has amazing gameplay it was way ahead of its time and we still have three left
Microsoft flight simulator now I debuted all the way back in November of 1982. since become a
staple of Microsoft software Library what started out as a technical feat of simulation has turned
into this app just it's a visual treat let's put it that way also being a fantastic simulator to
boot the latest version dropped in 2020 and it received praise that controls the breathtaking
visuals many called it the best way to see the world during the initial covid-19 lockdowns and
it holds up you can fly planes around the entire world in a near perfect Recreation
of planet Earth you heard me all here we go 196 million square miles of the planet Earth are in
this game makes it one of the biggest ever made yeah but you know what's bigger Minecraft giant
custom World sandbox game that dropped in 2011 or after a couple years of beta testing quickly
took the World by storm you know the story as of today Minecraft is single best-selling video game
of all time 238 million copies now there's a few different gameplay modes a bunch of Minecraft's
enjoyment Factor comes from the creativity of a play and their ability to make their own fun out
of the giant World Minecraft's vanilla sandbox is approximately 2.4 billion square miles in the
surface area makes it one of the biggest game worlds ever created now granted most Minecraft
players aren't going to explore the whole thing but I have no doubt there is a passionate portion
of the community that has done it Minecraft's different gameplay modes make the game World
feel practically infinite you can do different things different biomes different parts of the
sandbox create anything you want it is massive and it's not doing anything but getting bigger but at
number one today the biggest game world out there no man's Sky sci-fi survival exploration game tons
of empty promises when it launched and countless updates later it's a good game what started out
as a shallow repetitive space exploration game has turned in one of the most popular survival
games on the market you got very gameplay addicting Co-op multiplayer and a big world
because the game is largely procedurally generated the developers were actually able to construct an
entire virtual Galaxy within the confines of the game so according to some Wizards on the internet
the game World Of No Man's sky is made up of approximately 18 quintillion planets which roughly
translate to 317 septillion square kilometers which that puts it roughly 197 septillion square
miles yes I said septillion number with seven commas shoved in it I think no man's sky is by
far the biggest game world ever made and I'm not sure if that record will ever be broken there
you have it hope you guys enjoy go get lost in one of these huge worlds and I'll see you soon