Open Country

Mechanics

In Open Country the action is shown from the third person perspective (TPP). We have a vast area at our disposal, including both the wilderness itself and the town, where we can go when necessary (for example to replenish supplies). Wandering (on foot) through the land, we complete a variety of tasks (more than thirty) given by the natives.

We also hunt with a wide range of firearms, bows and cold weapons, such as spears and knives. Even with the best equipment in our backpacks, we have to be constantly on our guard. While deer, for example, do not pose much of a threat to us, wolves or bears are a real danger, and one accurate shot is often not enough to kill them.

In addition, during the game we acquire valuable resources. For example, wood is useful both for producing useful items and ammunition (such as arrows), and to build temporary structures (including huts, in which we can hide after dark) or to light a fire to deter aggressive game.

As we progress we develop our character and get better equipment and weaponry, which in turn allows us to take on greater challenges and more difficult tasks.

Game modes

Open Country can be played solo or in co-op mode.

Technical aspects

Open Country has good quality graphics. We especially like the rich vegetation growing in the game world.